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

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MRS. ALBERTA B. PERRY Mrs. Alberta B. Perry, a former Art teacher devoted 12 years of service here at Central. She always had the Central spirit and always brought it out when the school or when someone was in need of assistance. Mrs. Perry graduated from Emporia State College with a B.S., and from the University of Kansas with a M.A. To Mrs. Alberta B. Perry who has loved and dedicated her time for keeping our three C’s in effect. 74-Dedication-75 SHE IS A MESSAGE “OF LOVE

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Mr. Alphonso Jones 24 In Memorian Whenever praise is given where it is most unworthy. the affected admirer exhibits excessive modesty which is a mistaken virtue. However, one's own conscience is the best judge, and through self-examination an undeserved praise can be under-scored to mean an index toward self-improvement. Doubtless to say, this personality cannot be side-tracked in the reckoning of the past ten years in the history of Central. His expertise in the Biological Sciences have chalked many historic milestones, consciously, toward a magnificent youth development. His acceptance of criticism, good and bad. never caused him to loose the ability to smile. Now. as to whether this dedication is deserving or not, those who had the experience of passing him by are a flattering testimony to reality that this was-Mr. Alphonso Jones.

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Mrs. J. Smith The Message Is.......... Preparing For 23000 Students Left to Right: Agnes Toplikar. Phyliss Crochett. Ray Ann Givens. Helen Black. Carolyn Mathis. Alice Wainwright. Othella Greer. Deloris Smith. Glenn Yates.