Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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ittr. 31. (Erautfnrit 3lantrs It has not been the policy of the Centralhn to divert from the events that are immediately connected with the course of student life at Central. Although the name of Mr. Crawford James was never actively associated with the student body in any other than his official capacity as President of the Board of Education, we feel that some note should be taken of the services he faith fully rendered the public of Kansas City for twenty-seven years. Mr. James not only helped to lay a solid foundation for the school system of the city, but through his kindly disposition and never-failing courtesy, he endeared himself to all who came in contact with him. We feel that it is no small matter for a business man like him to give his time and energy to a work that affords no financial return, little glory, and often much condemnation. By dedicating this page to Mr. James we hoj e in some way to express our appreciation of his whole-souled services and to thank him in behalf of the teachers and students of Kansas City for each thing, great or small, that he has done for them: remembered or forgotten, it still lives in its effects. Page Nine

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