Center South Junior High School - Kachina Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Denise Zeran Debbie Zerman Bobby Wonder Kevin Woods Kristy Woods Glenn Yoakam Barbara Young 1 N . r One of the MANY Talents of our Seventh Graders Love Conquers All-- Even Heighth Future Freshman Swingers Hey, How's the Oxygen up there ?

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,, ' Wy agar! is if S 11 ff, runs, FI My l-fs - :th , : ,H 5. ., -r ' - I .. 1: -' Pi gfblefvgtwgif -itll ' ll , 1 ' 1 K Z , inxikxl , , . u an r 1 1' ,,,. 5 iii! 'ir' ,liiill i- - r - .sv 4 xiii! Students, It requires a special kind of young man to be a good athlete. He must be dedicated to the sport, willing to sacrifice to achieve his goal, a hard hitter that likes contact, and one that can take a hard hit in return. Here at Center South we have been fortunate in having many such fine young men. This is apparent by the number of boys from Center South now playing on our high school teams. I feel that this year we will again furnish our high school with many promising athletes from our teams. It is indeed a pleasure to coach the young men that represent our school. Cffjffpcgk' ' ,h Coach Glavin Students, Through athletics an immature young boy without a sense of accomplishment, Without a realization of his abilities, without a true sense of dedication, and without any real idea of what it takes to succeed, can become an able, successful, dedicated and accomplished young mall. An athlete learns that winning and success come only from an intense desire to win and a willingness to sacrifice for it. The world is full of mediocre people and people who are satisfied to be only average. It might be said that an average person is the best of the poor and the worst of the good. Anybody can be a loser. It takes guts and desire to be a winner, both in athletics and in life itself. It is my hope that our athletes have developed the type of attitude that drives them to QQ THE BEST. Sincerely, I rf i' X. M Don Bradshaw