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

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W. W. CLEMENT Principal Class of Fifty-Two, you I shall remember as the class that has most nearly fulfilled my hopes for Central students. Through the years you have grown into a working appreciation of a discipline self-imposed and dictated by your sincere search for the True, the Beautiful, and the Good. Scholarship has been the outcome of the first, aesthetic appreciation, of the second, and exemplary personal and civic conduct, of the third. Our nation, now geared completely to a martial age, in order to survive as a democracy must have a disciplined citizenry. The discipline required, which is the price that civilized man pays for his freedom, is the dynamic discipline inherent in democratic government. The democratic processes by which our student leaders have been chosen have thrown upon them a responsibility to exercise their leadership intelligently and fairly and upon the student today as a whole an equal responsibility to accept and support this leadership. May Central always be constantly conscious that she is a senior high school and that her students have arrived at a stage of maturity that warrants the expectation that they will continue to put away childish things and hold fast as their guide of life the adjuration of St. Paul to the Philippians: Whatsoever things are true, whatsover things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good reportg if there be any virtue, and if -there be any praise, think on these things. Beryl Alton, History Mabel Beattie, Registered Nurse William l. Beck, Printing, Drafting Sam E. Bottorff, MfSgt., R.O.T.C. X Gardner Boyd, Metal Work, Drafting Alice Brasfield, Librarian Doris Callahan, English Gage G. Carman, Chemistry, Algebra Bess G. Clopp, English Maud Compton, Mathematics Elsie Cornell, Commerce Roland E. Crane, Physics, General Science lnez R. Dahl, Co-ordinator Mildred Daniels, secretary L. H. Dentel, Biology, Human Science O. F. Diersen, Social Studies G. L. Douthitt, Psychology, Law Agnes Engel, French, German, English .lohn E. Evans, History John W. Fleming, English Clarence Bud French, Civics, Boys' Physical Education Mary R. Grubbs, Bookkeeping Erclice Grub, Commerce Frank Guemple, History, Boys' Physical Education C. S. Hann, Zoology, Botany Edith Humphrey, Spanish Gertrude Jones, Girls' Physical Ed. Mildred E. Keating, Clothing lla Maud Kite, English Veva Koenig, Music Accompanist