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

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9. .9 if -s'iii' I ,597-flfie-' X I F acul it Mr. Paul M. Marshall, Principal 8 I have been intrigued by the title of a bulletin I recently received, Invest in America. The thought came to me, what have the three hundred boys and girls who are graduating from Central High School invested in America. Time, that most valuable asset of all, three years they have spent. Money, yes! Not only their own, for education is not free, but the resources of the community have been spent. Energy has been utilized. What was the goal? Individually it has been a preparation for living a successful life. The community invested for the future of America, that the recipients of this education might be better producers of goods, that they might keep the great American Spiritg with the imagination, the coura e, the will to do that was developed by our forefathers. The Investment in America, especia ly our program of Education, is for free minds that will keep us free, and this expenditure of time, effort and money is to achieve, in the main, this one result. It is my trust that the expenditure of all the time, money and effort of us all, parents, teachers and students, has been for you an investment that will insure the survival of our fabulous America as a free and Christian land. PAUL M. IYIARSIIALL. Miss Beryl Alton, Social Studies Mr. C. Frank Bevans, Social Studies Miss Naomi Boleriock, Spanish Miss Vesta Bollinger, Registered Nurse Mr. Gardner Boyd, Metal and Drafting Mr. James Boyd, Mathematics and Drafting Miss Alice R. Brasfield, Librarian Miss Doris Callahan, English Mr. Paul L. Calvert, Mathematics Mr. Gage G. Carman, Chemistry and General Science Miss Bess G. Clapp, English and Speech Miss Nellie M. Cody, Social Studies Miss Elsie Cornell, Commerce Mr. Roland E. Crane, Physics and General Science Miss Inez R. Dahl, Coordinator Mrs. Mildred Daniels, Secretary Miss Marlarie Davis, Mathemati Mr. L. H. Dentel, Biology and Human Science Mr. 0. F. Diersen, Social Studies Mr. G. L. Douthitt, Psychology and Law Miss Agnes E. Engel, French, German and English Mr. John E. Evans, Social Studies Mr. John W. Fleming, English Mr. Clarence French, Social Studies and Boys' Physical Education Miss Mary R. Grubbs, Bookkeeping Miss Erdice Grube, Commerce Mr. Frank Guemple, Social Studies Mr. C. S. Hann, Zoology and Biology Mr. William W. Holloway, English Mr. Milton F. Hughes, English Mr. Vern A. Sinclair, Band and Orchestra Mr. Russell M. Johnson, Special Speech Miss Gertrude Jones, Girls' Physical Education Miss lla Maude Kite, English viliooww