Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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ru A ,.f 'xNxXVi Good citizenship is our American Her- itage , This American Heritage influences the lives of all. lt must be preserved, and it must reach all. The free public schools supply the media by which this training for citizenship is accomplished. Thomas Jefferson said The Public School's reason for being is to teach citizenship . A mere memorization of historical facts is not sufficient to achieve good citizenship. A good citizen must act as well as knowand think. studentsf Training for citizenship cannot be citizen- delegated to a single department. T ship training must be a part of the daily routine in each department and each teacher must have a part in citizenship training. A good citizen- ship program teaches respect for responsibility and the individual's acceptance o such respon- sibility. ! A1HO1d Zo f W To the Graduates You have reached another milestone in your life. Congratulations! The' diploma you receive at graduation indicates that you have done a good job ataschool that has confidence in your ability to lead a happy useful life. May we encourage you to continue your schooling by attending some good University, If you cannot, then we do hope you can find some other means of maintaining desired progress. Possibly at no time in history has there been greater need, or greater opportunity, for the young to do good in the world. Therefore, let your goals always lead you to ghe fullest service of God, your fellovvman, an the maximum development of your ca- pacities, so that you can realize a life full of achievement and happiness, George V. Hasser Assistant Principal 3 5 5 '33 Assistant Prii ipal

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.. , I .,.,, PI I ' 4 4. sf I 5 ,I 4, I ' u I . I if NwsYD'f'IQ?:i K I want to congratulate the i965 graduates for completing one part of their educalion. Two of the major objectives of high school education are to improve scholarship and citizenship. There are many experiences atCentral High School designed to improve citizenship. You have been taught proper conduct in the classroom, lunchroom, halls, auditorium and at athletic events. Youhave learned to cooperate with student leadership through the student council. In your advisory groups, you were given many suggestions for proper behavior both in school and elsewhere. In athletic events and in club activities you have learned to respect the rights of others. We believe that the many experiences in living together will serve you well in adult life. ,,V 7,7 ,Y1 .. f-. 1 . . 1 1. ... . . 1 advantages you have had to develop ksuperior scholarship at'CentraIP PP J P 'P PP Remember that the good high school graduate is superior in both citizenship and scholarship, We expect all members of the 1965 Central graduating class to continue to develop in keeping with the high standards of this school. A. C . PHILLIPS, Principal

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