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

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4556 of aalenla FACULTY . . SCHOLARS Seniors ,.,.. . . Central Honor Society . .,.. . Underclassmen ..., ,. CLASSIC ORGANIZATIONS Home Rooms . . ,,4,.... . Literary Societies .... , Production .., . SPORTS .,.,,...,....., .. R.O.T.C. ,, . .., SENIOR PROPHECY .,.,, . . 7 I3 , 28 31 37 47 61 85 97 ,,.,.....I03 It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. -ALBERT EINSTEIN

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acuity ,xv XWIRK 'wi' 0-QL W. W. CLEMENT You of the Class of '51 have had the unique privilege of providing responsible leadership to your high school for two years. You have been the first full class to pay the price of full twelve years for your diplomas. You have had the opportunity of standardizing student scholarship and student attitudes during the past year when Central has become once more a senior school but with an added year of maturity. You have done a sterling iob. Scholarship has been notably enhanced. All comparative test scores have found Central in the upper brackets among her sister schools. Twenty-four seniors have earned the coveted gold pin for continuous superior rating for their entire high school life. Thirty-five are graduating with distinction, nineteen with high distinction, and sixteen with highest distinction. The student council has lifted to a higher level student participation in school government and Central's participation in city-wide high school activities. Extracurricular activities have been maintained on a plane of good citizenship and good sportsmanship, But all has not been serene, International tensions, together with the imminence of draft calls and the possibility of universal military training, have rendered planning for the future highly uncertain. However, we must have faith that sanity among the nations of the world will ultimately triumph and that even soon in our time world peace will prevail. Meanwhile l can but charge you, as did Aeneas of old: O socii, revocate animos, maestumque timorem Mittite: forsan et haec olirn meminisse iuvabit. Courage, comrades. Dismiss desponding fears. Perhaps hereafter you will remember even these Prinripnl days with pleasure. za: l A 'n ' e ,reg ' I , ,Q aeryl Alton, Hialary, english N ,H 4 ' . -5 1. l 'af Mabel Beattie, Nurse , 1 l 1? r 5 ,V jt Wg, sarn E. aallarff, Nlfsar., R.O,T.C. r K ', -' X r ' air 4 A ' A K rg , N ' oaraner Boyd, Metal Shop X I I . l M., , Allae Brasfield, librarian l 'L' '?- . ...rr ' ' H ?E1 r'rfH4fl-fr , ge I 1? fiesqgi - r.- at? . .A is 4, ,fm Qi f . .-155 Doris callaharr, English E ' if f 6 ,ow ,. ' A fr sees G. Clcppr English ' 4 :lil K J g Maud F. carnalan, Mathematics fgggfy, y -- ' K Elsie carnell, carnrnerre -X r' . r , lzalanal Crane, Science It rf R fi r 5' , Q . D. M' -1-Q r -j i . ,X 2 e - - ,, t g , ,. . .., ir, . .. 'I if -gary - lner Dahl, Commerce l if g W - W W .-ef r NA Mildred Daniels. serrelary ef - .g ri ., 1: ' . A 2' l - , it r t w ,V 3, r , y l. H, oenrel, sarenae gg ' r l ' ,' 1 o, r, Diersen, saelal slrraeee grief' f ' ' NY if c, L, naarhsrr, Peyahalaay r f r f ri' :lf 1 . Y . X Q N Agnes Engel, Frenah, c-errnan, English if C John E. Eyanr, History y X Q at ft, I . 4. 15 ' fs 31, K I V 1 a . f 5 - 4- U - I, - gp: .ggi gr ' Mg- , .' r 4 r l I i . --' P ,a fi'-' ' r rs .3-f 5 ,ir rar. ,J r, A ' . ,- 'isr -. ' A.. l I 8 2, .216 1 n' ar 12 - - , '54 9-' E g WI 5' 1 Mary re, orabbe, laaaureepana -1 t 3 Erdiae Grube, Commerce ' Frank orremale, Boys' Phyrzaal Ea., History vh ' I c. s. Hann, Zoology .. 1, ' J. Ivan Hayea, Drafting, Photography X A f Edith Humphrey, spanarlr oerrraaa lanes, Girls' Phyaleal Education f Mildred E, nearing, Clothing Nil l l D lla Maude Kale, Enalarh '37 ff? vaya Kaenig, Music Accornpanist ' , 'N Rebekah lerbenaaaa, Science X, H. J, Lewis, Engineer, crraraalan r N, Alva Larnbaagh, Prlnnng ha- I rg. ref.