Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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Cartographers uf' F Q, ZW, AU? QD ?5fj?0yMu,QQ , ' FI! dog J X ' If X I gk! K A1 , From 1931 to 1938, Mr. BMQ1 1 studies and was assistant coac at Central. then took on the duties of principal at Roosevelt High School. Soon he advanced to business man- ager in the main office of the school board. After serving successfully for several years in this ca- pacity, he became Superintendent of Schools. I yi aff, E 'H+ CBoarcl of clucation no if . Standing: George L. Blackwell, Harry C. Herschman, Alva F. Lindsay, David W. Hopkins, W. Fairleigh Enright. Seated: Ray V. Blomfield, Mr. Blackwell is assisted by six distinguished members of the St. Joseph Board of Education, who help young people of St. Joseph prepare Page 6 X Mrs. John Wyeth, E. F. Garvey, Mrs. Paul Knep- per. themselves to become leaders of our city and bet- ter citizens of tomorrow.

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5-. Limp- 'V' -unumvnm.. , X7 , I Ji 3' s ,r ' ,K K 'K YKJQ-',V,Y,V 1 V . C-' ILLIYV K ,f-' J' - V K' I 4 1 J ' -X , f .-,Yfy,, V, .V idfxpi? , .. , , jr, , 574, b , some day we will look back on the treasures that we have gained at Central High. 1 1, . Although the Flagship aids us, it alone could not survive without the constant and diligent work of her crews. Thus, we realize the true merit of Central, for indeed it is our guide and stay for future years. I i I 1 K af! !iJg' .1 iv, V xl ff , , - J A, 'Off 9 i f J ' f f f ., J 1 1' , f I 'J'1't4' if .,, . , V! e ,Q A14-1. Je'-'f 'X ' 1 A . ' I l , l ' ,r Url, I 1 . g 9 Q' K K lf 7-J I If Lf n - '. ' ' 4' J f ' M ' ,af J l e . l J l -f Q,-1 l ff 'N-xg e l 0.4. , ,iffy ff' 7 y I-X' , Xu 4 ANZJM r-,J , A 1 1. J J f f!J,,7Lf fff -Q ' f , 99 S-fy ,A4-ff ff . ' K 2 fx , V '3,1e4f1fD3V ' LQ Ab' f - 1' Our love for you, so dear and trupl, Thru years shall never die. ,' 1 1, JV There's hope and strife, ther'e's jey and life, There's all in Central High. Page 5

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The Captain x 'Q i .--fi Rss I Air Gihbins starts another day. NNN V3 , km?-fxyfe, X VN . MYQ 1 E 69--r'v Q' tx. Lo' fe.I9fN9J Q. Q, CQ.,v..fgJ Q I so Time passes so very ic '. T e yclwho Nevertheless, ' tral Higl1.School is still a entered only four short years ago wi soon X p r of ou nd o r part of Central come Central Alumni. Paths which ran soIclose 1811 C 01. YOU DGCOTHG her FGDPGSGDUIUVG together Wm now diverge. Colleges, vocatioru wherever 'o are. May the training you received the armed forces, and marriage: these activities will soon absorb your full attention, carrying you to the four corners of the earth. Like the classes preceding you the Class of '55 will be widely scattered. Page 7 here prove adequate for your needs, and may your achievements reflect credit on your high school. As you leave our halls you do not leave our memories. Our very best wishes go with you.