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.