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

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' nur vo urn nr unrusv :fx XX Y, X . 11 A . -lv.. The 1978- 1979 school year has proven to be a challenging and rewarding educational experience at Central High School. It is my pleasure to be a part of this faculty and cornmunity, working to promote a sound educa- tional program. I also com-it it a privilege to be associated vvit.h this student body. I challenge the faculty and student body to be even more produc- tive, better disciplined, self-reliant and developers of positive attitudes. The future looks bright, but just saying it will not make it happen. We must all strive for excellence . Jack P . Cummins ,,ZffrLf7'L41L.4 Assistant Principal, Central High School Working at Central has been rewarding over the years. Many joyous thoughts come to mind as reflections are made of the many personalities that have made this school great. Words cannot describe the experience of watching you move from childhood to adulthood . Centralites, you are charged with ou.r future. We can be no stronger than you make us. Do not under prepare. Hard work and sacrifice are the keys to success. Remember, it is not enough to prepare as will as the next per- son. You :must be the best. Melvin Franklin Assistant Principal, Central High School

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L5 A Mr. J. H. Cooper Mr. W. Curiis Mr. K. Dale Mr. L. Daxden Mrs. L. Darden AJ