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

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Maclenioiselle Colette Dubois l9 rue de la Stati-:ln Villa petit Pierre La Calle St, Cloud iS.,-t Oi France lrtSfilUl Sl, Thgmrgrg, de Villeneuve T88 Grand Rue Chaville iSet Oi France ,vw wge t. A Eecficafian We proudly dedicate this T957 Centralian to Colette Dubois, cur first Foreign Exchange Student. Through Colette we have shaken hands with students in lands across the seas, for this year she has been the means of bringing, on special occasions, ex- change students from Germany, Sweden, and Denmark to Cen- tral. This fellowship which we have shared with Colette, we believe, has changed for her, as well as for us, the meaning of the word foreign from stranger to friend We have all become France conscious and her country has become our second country as we know the States has become hers. Through Colette we feel confident that the purpose of the American Field Service Foreign Exchange program has been fulfilled-that of bringing about a better under- standing and a closer relationship between the United States and the countries in Europe, Colette, we congratulate you upon your ready adrustment to our way af intormctlity, our flair for organizations, our love of activity, our faith in coeeducation nur assurance in youthful independence, and your acceptance and enioyment of our standards of sclwnlrrrship and Irving, Colette, we are proud to have you dress in the blue and white uniform -it the Pep Club, 10 wear the senior ring, and to don the academic cap and gown and in-'irrh in the sc-nrnr prg- cession and receive a diploma! We do hope, Colette, that this Centralian, linking you with the lWlrin lirgi'lf- .wit Clgntrrilrtes, will be a fitting memento of your joyous year at Central, and that the ryterrmrref ul your V901 he-re in a provincial school in the Heart of America will be a sour-:e of liar-pri its yr-gr' rfgllgrl ...jon them. Vtle as individuals of our student body can assure you that yfu will 1tl'xry.ij u livr- in gh, hearts you leave behind ft

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Gwimzh Book Une Administration and Students Back 'fam Activities Bank 'Wwee Organizations fy, l -4 vm 3 0000 10391045 5 MED-CC'Y'!Tl?TEf?3T PUBLIC 1. DRARY .W Ljzjif- FIT QT fd ,NDeQlQii5f:izci,li,aessouF1l 64050 Q 'X 4 CCW' 5 , -, 39 .Sivan Qaaewaacl A school annual is a glorified combination of the autograph and photograph albums. It is the school year preserved against the winter of forgetfulnessf' A treasury of the school, the administration, faculty, and classes, the organ- izations and activities, the classmates and friends who fig- ured so prominently in our thoughts and actions for nine glorious months, September through May. At last June and Graduation! So our theme for this 1957 Centralian is MEMGRIES.

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Bank Gm ADMINISTRATION AND STUDENTS I count myself in nothing else so happy As in a soul rememb'ring my good friends. Richard ll Friendships made between teachers cmd pupils and between classmates are our most prized possessions, becausea friend is another self. May our paths often cross, if not in fact, at least through the magic of memory. I if ' 43 'ww fs. I ,ti f A 1 'V 6