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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

CAKES 0? HON ZZSVV C3 ,4a1ninistration 9aenlty ,And Staff ...... 4 ,Academies ...... . . . I8 Seniors . . . . . , 28 juniors . . . . . . 58 Sopnonrores . . . . . . 70 Freshmen ............ 82 Organizations .And ,Activities .....,..... 90 koyalty IO6 Sports . . . . . . 116 Heatnres . . . . . . . 134 14,4 THE WAY THEY WERE THIS POEM IS FOR ALL OF THEM, ALL THE WOMEN ALL THE MEN, WHO FILLED OUR DAYS FROM EIGHT TO THREE, THIS POEM IS A TRIBUTE TO THEM FROM US. COACH HOLLARS WHO TAUGHT US THE PAST, MRS. DARDEN WHO MADE US TYPE FAST, MRS. ALSTON WHO MADE US SING, AND COACH BUSH WHO TALKED ABOUT EVERYTHING. MR. GRIFFIN WHO FAILED US IN MATH, AND MR. HANDIE OUR HOPE IN REMEDIAL CLASS, MRS. STEVENSON WHO MADE US RUN AROUND THE GYM, AND MRS. BENTZ AND HIS HYDROGEN. MRS. WALKER TALKING ABOUT THE BIRDS AND THE BEES, MRS. LOONEY PLAYING HER PIANO KEYS. MR. BUSO WHO MADE US DISSECT A FLY, MRS. THOMPSON ON WHOSE TRAMPOLINE WE JUMPED HIGH. MR. WAGNER WHO LECTURED ABOUT MONEY, MRS. TAFFE AND MR. VAUGHT WHO THOUGHT THEIR JOKES WERE FUNNY. AND MRS. SHEFFIELD WHO REALLY LET US HAVE IT. EACH DAY NO MATTER WHAT, WE ATTENDED CLASS, ALL OF THESE PEOPLE ARE HERE IN OUR PAST. THEY'LL NEVER KNOW OF OUR APPRECIATION, FOR GIVING US A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION. YEARBOOK STAFF STUDENT BODY XE?-fi J 1: i gy? 'fa X . 5 I 5 s I ., ' of 4, - ' we 25 ' W v f!!p',4 W fp! 'v ?!6iL,,L,! ' vvfqfrzra 65N 5164175 ?l?i7fl767r7l7y4L1 Che Man Of diction 1 + ' f' 2 wb' X 4 , , , ' ' .1 W V 2 'M H 4 Q ff' .. if 9? M', S 3, A hardy congratulation is extended to all Centralites, especially the graduating class of 1982. We are both pleased and proud of the progress you have made this school year. Your achievements are indicative of your ef- forts. I employ each of you to continue to work hard as you prepare to fulfill your dreams. ruff' ,f A X, wt ,, ,wha -, 9 . , . v iv pw ff' f my ' 4 cn1: j4.,f1x 46 ' li Q 'N 'Vw 9 'gtg 4 ' 1' 418593 4 .H 7 4 yt? it i4i f T,',f K--Y ' Y 'DM l .' 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Centralites should be challenged to extend their learning beyond the basic fundamentals. Individually and collectively, opportuni- ties are provided for the discovery and the achievement of human potentiality. As we strive for those conditions at Central and as we participate in the greater community, students should know more about who they areg where they are going and how to arrive at their destinations in a caring and disciplined manner. Success and self-fulfillment will be realized by those who develop through maturation and the integration of acquired knowledge and skill while participating in their educational future at Central High School. B. Dennis A Message of Love Love God above all other, as He is the maker of all things, Love your neighbor as yourself, and you will never offend him. Love life with all its splendor, and it will bring you many pleasures Love yourself, and success will be yours. But always search for righteousness, it will bring you everlasting peace. Love, Mrs. Camilla Vick. Congratulations to all of you, the members of the graduating class of Central Senior High School, 1982. And congratulations to the underclassmen who are admirably meeting the challenge to be successful. Selfdiscipline, self directions patriotism and love and ' Q respect for others have placed you in the elite group of educated Q . people with an excellent opportunity for a better life This is only J... the beginning. For those who graduate today and quit learning tomorrow become ignorant the day after I sincerely hope that your education at Central Senior High School proves to have provided you with special skills and talents needed for a successful K and creative life. We will always welcome your constructive in volvement in school activities that will help make Central the most academically-based school in Kansas City Jack P. Cummins, Ph.D. Assistant Principal 60101 lar The Class of '82 has survived the many changes that have taken place over the past four yearsg changes in school organization, in curriculum, school bound- aries, bussing, teachers and philosophy. To the dis- tinction of being the smallest graduating class in sixty years must be added the the most resilent. This experience with change may be a realistic prepara- tion for the confused world it will soon inherit, we hope Harold Mensch Dedicated To The Class of 82 Your high school days have ended now And forward you must go Into a world filled with many things that surely you don't know What will it be, this life of yours? What things will you pursue? Have you set your goals on lofty plains, too high for you to reach? Or did you shrug your shoulders and with the crowd repeat, I do not know! Don't really care! I'll think of that tomorrow! Today is now and now is fun, nothing will bring me sorrow Take care my friend, be careful as you choose Take plenty of time to think and plan, Your future is made up of you Be sure to set your destination On what will make you proud For as you live and what you do reflects on your up bringing So to you darling friends of mine I have but this to say, Live righteously Love graciously And when you life begins to wane You can look back and say to all I did not live in vain Sincerely your Friend, Dorothy L. Cameron . Ei i,1f r6..J Mrs. Edwards, Textbook Librarian SZIZZUOIQ C 552499 W Jh,Arhbn fi' t 1' 'V . l r Q ,V wk, i 1 1 i . f , ,,x vkwf? aw E Q? p35 A W 3 I x j ri , f Mrs. Ashley, Asst. Principal Secretary Mrs. Willis, Registrar I? X s ri' ii'. Jxmassaslkw fi TVQA 7 sf-ff? 5' 'i Qiff'fif3,Qa'aip' ff ' . f . ' Y H 5 , Q . .v ., ,gif A,. ' 1 No 1 2 Picture i f f Available I X, jurfil 4i'5 85 in wg ' ' N X Q X v RR Mrs. Walker, Resource Center Mrs. Montgomery, Attendance Mrs. Perry, IBM Secretary Librarian Secretary Yvonne Alston teaches Music at Central High School. She has a B.M.E. and an M.A. from the University of Kansas. Her hobbies include singing and crocheting. Jack Bush teaches COE and is the Basketball Coach at Central High School. He holds a B.S. and a M.S. from Lincoln University and Washington University. His hobbies are golfing and fishing. C2524 6148165 A. Bentz teaches Physics and Computer Programing at Central High School. He has a B.A. in Math and M.S. in Physics from Minnesota University. His hobbies include chess and flying and gardening. William J. Curtis teaches American History and Latin here at Central High School, He has a B.A. and an M.A. from William Jewel College. His hobby is photography. S x B. J. Duhe teaches Art. She has a B.A. from Langston University and an M.A. from U.M.K.C. Her hobbies are drawing, painting, and reading. Ralph W. Howe teaches Physical Education and Social Studies at Cen- tral High School. He has a B.S. from Central Methodist College and an M.A. from Central Missouri State University. His hobbies are traveling and officiating football, volleyball, and softball games. C624 61109165 Richard Hill teaches Drafting, Woods, Metals. He has a B.S.E. and an M.A. in Counseling Education from Jefferson City College. His hob- bies include basketball, baseball, bil- lards, tennis, and camping. Dr. G. N. Iloka teaches English at Central High School. He has a B.A. in English, M.A. in English, and a E.D.S. and a PH.D in English they come from Benedicting College. U.M.K.C. and K.U. His hobbies are tennis, Writing of poems, and thesis. 55,4635 135' Aretas D. Jones teaches Social Allene R. Lewis teaches English at Studies and World History at Central High School. She has a Central High School. She has a B.S. from Kansas State Teachers B.S. in Socialogy from Wiley College. Her hobbies include College, Marshall, Texas. Her reading, and bicycling. hobbies are reading and sewing. Lqralfge McGill teaches Learning Donald L. Mitchell teaches General Disabilities at Central High School. Math at Central. He has a B.S. in She has a B.A. from California Edg and a MGA- from Ohio State State Ufllvefslty and .stafllslaw University. His hobbies include UmVe1'S1F5f- Hfjfr hobbles mfflufie bicycling, electronics, and reading. such excltlng interests as fishing, hiking, gardening, camping, singing, painting, crafts, traveling, animals, kids, and cooking. Elizabeth Greathouse Sheffield teaches Biology and Human Science at Central Sr. High School. She has a B.S.g M.A.g and hrs. Equivalent to a Doctorate from Tennessee A SL I, Meharry Hospital, C.M.S.U., U.M.K.C., Kansas University, and Columbia University in New York. Her hobbies are reading, bowling, and horseback riding. Clement C. Wagner teaches Mathematics and Business. He has a M.A. in Education from the University of Missouri. His hobbies are collecting bells, clocks, and travel around the country. E'6Zf46fl5 165' Diane E. Stevenson teaches Physical Education and Science at Central High School. She has a B.S.E. and an M.S. from C.M.S.U. and C.M.S.C. Her hobbies include coaching and sewing. Dorothy M. White teaches English. She has a B.A. from Lincoln University and a M.A. from the University of Missouri. Her hobbies are bridge, reading, and traveling. A.B. Anderson teaches Civics here at Central High School. He has a B.A. and an M.A. from Lincoln University, his hobbies include fishing and tennis. Judy Lynne Cooty teaches Special Ed. She has a B.S.E. in Education from Central Missouri State in Warrensburg, Mo. Her hobbies are bowling, cooking, reading, sewing, fishing, and card playing. E. Handie teaches Fund. Math, Algebra I, Advanced Algebra. He has a B.S. in Mathematics and Physics from the University of Arkansas. His hobbies are reading and music. Terry Janes teaches Physical Education, She holds a B.S. and an M.A. from the Texas Womens University. Her hobby is keeping order. Alma Nancy Branch teaches Intro. Physical Science, Earth Science, and General Science here at Central High School. He has a B,A. and a M.A. from the University of Missouri. Her hobbies include chess, bowling, sewing, theater and traveling. Lawerence C. Griffin Sr. teaches Geometry, Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus. He has a B.S. from the University of Langston in Langston, Oklahoma. His hobbies are running, basketball, building and carpentry. Ogden I. Hollars teaches World History, and Current Affairs. He has a B.S. from Hastings College and an M.A. from Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg, Mo. His hobbies are sporting events. Reinaldo M. Buso teaches Science here at Central High School. He has a B.S. and an M.S. from Central Missouri State University. His hobbies are model trains and furniture making. Lorenzo Hammond teaches Graph. Arts here at Central High school. He has a B.S. from Lincoln University. His hobby is jogging. Venna Lowe teaches Business Typing here at Central High School. She has a B.S. from the University of Arkansas. Her hobbies are dancing, reading, cooking, and sewing. FEAHHEKS NU? SHOW Stuart Ordman teaches English, Vocational Education at Central High School. He has a B.A. from University. His hobbies are sports, writing, and reading. Emma Stewart teaches English at Central High School. She has a B.A. in English from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. Earl Vaught teaches English, and Spanish at Central High School. He has a B.S. in Education and an M.A. in English from Pittsburg State University, The University of Puerto Rico, K.U., and the University of Missouri in Kansas City. Cynthia Kay Sayles teaches Special Education at Central High School. She has a B.S. from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. Her hobbies include Reading, cooking, sewing, fishing, swimming, and collecting antiques. Linda Joan Hays Stokes teaches Home Economics and has a B.S. from the University of Houston. Patricia Stevens teaches English, Civics, and publications here at Central High School. She has a B.S. from Kansas State. Her hobbies include collecting jazz records, watching sports events, golfing, and playing bridge. Marie Taffe teaches speech, drama, and English at Central High School. She has a B.S. in Language Arts and an M.A. in Secondary Administration from K.U. and U.M.K.C. Her hobbies includes acting, writing, and sewing. ,4 1700 ,4f Che Staff fl! 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H in x iff- ix. 7' 'x' 'lx 'q XM It X in W m Y if .' T.. l f+', y , 3 if ,.,..f-, Q vb ,, ' J, 5 a 5 i fi. x f ,-' -L V Q gl - .... Q' -2 .5 g If only I could type. Uwwa I don't have anything to do. J-famwfaking gf I ' ' , . Q ,,, V ,,,,, Wy! y Q , , 'V H ' 4'-'V 333' fr is .,.iTz.,,1,'. -Q H J 4 . She burned the food again. . .1 y 'iaa id ,Auto .Mechanics Hello girls. ,,. ,, J ,ff ,,,- -Jef C J Drama P, X' fs f We e f W. ,-,uf ' X , ,, ' 1' ? , ,,,H.', X f A :L YEA 4 N W., f Ig L , 3 ,, ' 1 I 4. Y e 1 ,Ev ' ff ,. ' ffl , iff gi . f- ,ff g, - , N ff ., ': - . I ,I v L' 1 W 121 , 5 i V l l V' 9 no ' A .v - . H . Tyf s . i 4 . if K n W V , Come on down. Family Feud ,315 N sl ' 5 , 'Wd Q A, ' , i i , s ai lik' Gettin' it together. Is he keeping up? , 1 We 1 Alone at last. i F3554 4' fi W , xp- ,' it ,bwyn 1. - f .-1 ., A-okay, r at 4. , A . Getting into drawing. Jerry's at it again. .Art 4 xpr' 1 E I If i lmmgvm W-Q 9 , gg , Listen when I'm talking. W' 5 'T 16056 r: . . , Teacher makes learning Latin easy. we-f ,M -g sf Working together is fun. DU UWB' really UUd9f5l3l1d? Science Drafting Four heads are better than one. One more word and youlre gone. What's the latest in the news? History 71 N Mm 6 x ww . 2 -M 'N R 'R Seeing is believing. 1 ' A.. . V Na, 1 by .gg ,Q we - Kari? I K 'Q Do you have a question, young man. ,rf ' 'f ' v 5 sv -, -,Q Q A K1,1wi7fJ111 f7'i' 8 15 i il i- Rf: '45, ' , e ' im M ' A ,,,4, ----- ' M . w , V . , ' A' F.:- ' ggi Nm V I -X. 4, ,, ' ,, A . , 1 . - S, V :J ' ' HQ l R' A ' hiv, if f W e , f 7 :L ' A i ,E .,1,f V ' 'ii is Pt' This should keep them busy, Me aw , Th-2153 WT0l1g Angie- Thinking hard or sleeping? i library kesourcvs wi 1 ii iw T, g- vi: F Z ,ri X ii T aw i The librarian knows for sure. This one is good. f an I 4 ' i i 5, 1 K Er .42 4. , I L T T. ,Ayq I knew Wevd find it. It's got to be here. Wash! My y1WWORlE5 jx I l I W V l I 4 I I i s T81 f ..z ' , X - nv 'ai Q i 53' . H A i PW 5 Q .n fi ' f 3 A - rpzm iv 3 4. 14 uh f 5 , W., I xiii Q . ,Ll 1, Z S 1 E if .V Y, F I 'J I i Qi 1. i i I ,,. I 'I . 5 . i 1 1 3 I. an Af ...ual Lee BarnesATreasurer 4 6 Francine Fields-Secretary if ,, t ENWMJ L. ,ui mi! Sterling Burgette-Sgt. At Arms 85377016 oyyfesze Constance Randle-Vice President ' f2'LW3'i af f W We MW? . ,. wg Alicia Bissic-President 56977016 HAIKJN5 Z7 ' f ' 1- l Front Row: Samuel Neal, Lee Barnes, Kevin Simmons, Cynthia Jeter, Tonya Williams. Second Row: Curtis Levingston, John Ford, Annette Moss, Warren Bruce. Third Row: Constance Randle, Lesa Black, Charles Montgomery, Francine Fields, Sterling Burgette. Fourth Row: Eugene Kelley, Stephanie Harris, Calvin Patterson, Delores Thomas, Kevin Patterson, Janice Stokes. Q S X Q X Graduation Am! ,lifter Graduation is a once in a life time experience. Some graduate and get a college degreeg Some get married, have children-no longer to he free. Some sit around in a dazeg get a job and get paid the minimum wage. Some don't really know, and ask, What will I do? That's a reasonable question. How about you? By Angie Smith Allen, Cameron Allen, Vernice Barnes, Lee ,Y , K L JA ,-' , , x ll ,Q Wy I X N , ,Q I . 8, ill. ' ' ' Black, Kevin Black, Lesa Bailey, Janet Baskin, Betty E , ' I X Boykins, Kevin ,,,, .ll 4 1 .Q -, ,, , , W r I illll f u-l..1,,.h. -X,,,,. , 0 , ....l1l bl.-,x -, , . , 4 I -l...,-x ,,.., . W - , , . ...l1 v il. 1 AA, , . , , W4 I , , , ,Ll 4 1 AJ Watkins, Raymond Watson, Raymond Wesley, Robert WN Williams, Donald Williams, Jolene . N 1 I fi fm 983. l Williams, Linda Williams, Tonya Wright, Valerie Kememirering f U16 Way We Were i E, ,, fre -N4-f , W, bv L A 'K' M S we ew- - ..,,. 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' V07 ' ,, - -1 f I r ! 9. ' Class Jammers Best Hair Strands Angie Smith, Curtis Livingston Warren Bruce, Judy Rollison Pleasing Personality Eagle Pride Francine Fields, Jesse Douglass Marc Davis, Diana F9115 55377016 162413 OE' Ta... s....3 Wolf And Fox Daniel Long, Kandance Harden la-iiK i Best Sense of Humor Noal Johnson, Stephanie Harris , Yx SN Loudest Mouths Robert Wesley, Deloris Thomas Best Athletic Glenn Jamison, Connie Randle 56977016 1641105 We Arc Special Peaplc S S QQ Nb xb .D CL .4 Z edu aff 8 ' 5 0 EAGLE Drawing d g p v ded by a Central Alumni student B by p' t R pp d off. You must solve the myste y y li R k - V :sX,.q .. ,. ia. 2 1 - r Q. R A 'W M . i . . i 5' N X 'fd r Mg ,x-h ' I 1 , . QS ' ' Xe n ' X fi-K X , , , X I- i .Q 5 - A X' dd 'J' K 3, ' 1 A ,fr0L.j R Vg, P I i ., J if 'M Most Likely to Succeed Lee Barnes, Aliscia Blissic 2 Best Dressed Darren Moten, Alberta Rogers 3 s 51 'X XX rn 4 Zx K d bx: 5 XM .1 V A 1,1 W? I ' 5 ,I lf : ,J 1 gk r 'l K ' . r i ' - if ,. L WM' A f, Best Built Bridgette Redd, Eugene K S5,2W0l6 1624171705 567W 016 ,461-U8 lf5Jl46W Z7 0l55v4.7V.7Zf4?770.!VS 1. National Honor Society 2. Student Council 3. Literary Club 4. Science Club 5. Basketball 6. Track 7. Volleyball 8. Baseball 9. COE 19. Choir 20. Yearbook Staff 21. News Paper 22. R.O.T.C. 23. Band 24. Football 25. Youth For Christ 26. Career Awareness 27. Photography Explores Post Freshman Cabinet Sophomore Cabinet Junior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Pride Assoc. Pom Pon Cheerleader Drill Team Journalism Spanish Club Officer Honor Roll Jobs For Missouri G Student Advesery Office Help Art Club Pep Club Drama Club French Club rads Allen Varnice: 9, 19 Barnes, Lee Jr.: 1, 2, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 23, 30, 31, 32 Bissic, Alicia: 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 23, 29, 30, 32 Black, Lesa: 1, 2, 3, 5, 12, 13, 14, 19, 21, 25, 31 Boykins, Kevin: 6, 24, 25, 31 Burgette, Sterling: 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 26 Campbell, Sarah A.: 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 21, 22, 25, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 Jesse Jr.: 3, 6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 21, 31 Douglas, 19, 20, Epperson, Kevin: 2, 5 Fells, Diane: 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19, 26, 31, 32, 33, 37 Fell, Michael: 22, 32 Feilds, Francine: 2, 3, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 31, 34 Ford, John: 1, 3, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 24, 23, 31, 33 Fortune, Herbert: 10, 9, 15, 21, 25 Frazier, Regina: 6, 18, 21, 25, 29, 34 Gibson, Lesa: 9, 12, 13, 15, 17, 31, 32, 34 Goods, Diane: 18, 26, 31, 32 Green, Debbie: 6, 11, 21, 20, 34 Griffen, Felicity L.: 10, 11, 15, 16, 25, 28, 36, 37 Hannett, Alice: 2, 11, 12, 22, 32, 34, 36 Hannett, Jeraldine F.: 5, 6, 7, 23, 32, 34 Hardian, Darrell: 19, 20, 22, 23, 31 Hare, Kelli: 3, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 26, 30, 34, 36, 38 Harris, Stephen: 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 16, 21, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34 Holman, Meledy: 18, 26 Jeter, Cynthia: 2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 13, 20, 21, 25, 31, 32, 33, 34 Johnson, Noal: 14, 19, 20, 24, 31, 35, 37 Johnson, Timothy: 1, 11, 12, 13, 26, 29, 31 Kelly, Eugene: 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 21, 32, 33 Long, Daniel: 1, 3, 5, 29, 31 SEN! 016 246378 If5Jlfl6W E' 30, 32, 34 Mason, Vickie: 12, 18, 21, 26, 28 McKelvy, Luther: 1, 6, 3, 19, 31, 32 McMullen, L.A.: 19 McMurray, Eric: 3, 31 Montgomery, Charles: 6, 8, 14, 15, 19, 21 Moss, Annette: 2, 6, 15, 16, 20, 21, 26, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 27, 28, 31, 32, 34 Neal, Samuel: 3, 14, 15, 19, 20, 25, 30, 31, 32 Orr, Franklin: 8, 21, 28 Patterson, Kevin: 2, 15, 21, 24, 26, 28, Phillips, Kevin: 15, Randle, Constance: 14 15 18 30, 31 5, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 31, 32 22, 26 1, 2, 3, 7, 11, 12, 13, 32 Redfi,B1idQ3u:e: 2,,5, 3, 3, 14, 15, 17, 21 31, 32 Rembert, Roslyn: 12, 15, 20, 21, 26, 28, 31 Reynolds, Dewey: 3, 13, 20, 21, 25, 31 Roberson, J ohnetta: 2, 3, 29, 31, 32 Rollison, Judith: 3, 9, 14, 17, 26, 29, 31, 35 Saffold, Teresa: 10, 19, 21, 26, 31, 34 Shannon, Janies: 10, 31, 32 Simmons, Kevin: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 24, 26, 28, 32, 33 Smith, Angela: 2, 3, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 32, 33, 34, 35 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 23, 23, 27, 30, 31, Smith, Karla: 5, 7, 15, 20, 21, 28, 32 Taylor, Melvina: 2, 3, 6, 7, 18, 26, 28, 31, 32 Taylor, Rhonda: 16, Thomas, Deloris: 2, 13, 14, 13, 13, 20, 23, 29, 31, 33, 37 9, 10, 11, 12, 30, 32, 34 15, 24, 25, 55 67 7l 21, 26, Watkins, David: 2, 3, 6, 12, 31 Wesley, Robert: 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 31, 33, 34 14, 15, 19, 21, 24, Wiley, Terry: 19, 25 Williams, Andre: 5, 26, 30, 11, 12, 19 Williams, JoLene: 19, 31, 34, 36 Wright, Valerie: 5, 7, 19, 31 viii' 'f, iff f NISMN 5, ,iff , , YX x. 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A thought you must have from youth until you're old, And opportunity will be with you forever more. ,7ll.7V.70l6 l5L4L'L'OZ' TOGETHERNESS Joyce Bowls Anthony Woods BEST HAIR STRAND Mary Porter Phillip Partee WOLF AND FOX Mary Porter Raymond Robinson SNEAKER THAN YOU THINK Karen McMurray Winston Douglas PLEASING PERSONALITY Gwendolyn Johnson LaMont Dearborn BEST BUILT Joyce Bowls Anthony Woods YZIJWOIZ l6',4lfL'OZ7 ,,,fx,fxfs,, V Loudest Mouth Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed Venita Thomas, Roland Denson Deseree Perkins, Ronnell Durant Jerry Heard, Karen McMurray mavi! f , ,- 1' t I ' - 4- ni, l I s. A, . if photo not available Best Dregsed Preltiest Smile Most Athletic Renee Wilson, Earl Maples Raymond Robinson, Tonya Patterson Timothy Paige, Sharlene Ford Nc Mass gf W5 A168 624617551 5'Z'l6llZ'Z7NG PICOZIZ7 , 1 w W W I w , 1 11 ri 'Q 5 X x ozwwvz one 09376816 , I '. . 'iw X ,' . V' 3 ,Y i'4m,, K4 , 6 ' rl ,wh ' x'hk ' A ,wk ,W -' 1-1 ,.,, . f 19542 Left to Right: Vice President, Ronzell Shepard, Sgt. at Arms, Nancy Stinettg Treasurer, Mary Shepard Secretary, Celeste Brunerg President, Adriene Richardsong Project Director, Kenneth Milbry. SOPHOWI 0168 CL4l6'Z?V5 E' E AA if ,- Q Left to right, First Row: Kenneth Milbry, Nancy Stinett, Ronzell Shepard, Adriene Richardson, Mary Shepard, Celeste Bruner. Second Row: James Walker, LaTonya Hamilton, Aaron Frazier, Stacey Starnes, Dawn Simmons, Jocelyn Burgette. Third Row: Cheryl Harper, Vandece Wren, Teandra Martin, Christine Robinson, Regina Young, Yvette Ross. Fourth Row: Darcell Luckett, Bennie Duncan, Rosiland Williams, Edward Johnson, Michelle Shelton, Fifth Row: Eric Murrell, Kenneth Byrd, Paula Eubanks. n w 5027!-!OJVl 0165 162455027 n A 5, 2 'K' ' L '-S rx xv i ,L ' fag' ' X , IVAVIIAVAVAVA - 51 fx , , 5 . , 1 e P' '1 qxn SOPHOM 0168 ISUILZTOE' Bailey, Cheryl Bell, Karla Bell, Kevin Bell, Sherry Blewett, Kenneth Bowen, Quinton Briscon, Terry Brooks, Ramona Bruce, Elliott Bruner, Celeste Burgette, Jocelyn Byrd, Kenneth Collins, Charles Cornelius, Carrie Cravens, Emma Crawford, Desi Crout, Micheal Curns, Catherine Davis, Levetrice Dennis, Donald Denson, Christopher Dorsey, Modney Duncan, Bennie Dyson, Zella f wZ2',1,G V P it H Q ' l - v ,NN f, ffl!! . if v- X' f Q 9, w f QM 5: V Q K' 1:-sun, .M f 1 f if f ef' Q ' if f 5 A ' 5 1 , , Q . f V' ' r ,, X W5 X ' . 5 4 f f f, 1 ? X F 4 O x , if 5' ' rw gr Qi. ., If ,, , 1 X I i ,V,, in l Q .1 ff 'if 4415 , , 1 ' f 5 I I 5 Buffy , .fa 14 'Qi n W, 5 1. 'nu K xx Y Av, , E, , ,.. , ... . 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N .1 I1 . ?l65SffWly4N GOV IQJVJVIEWU 3 5 , . for First Rowg left to right: Sharon Rhodes, Leon Walker, Lanell-Goodwin, Second Row: Terrye Jenkins, Leandrea Alle Jenkins, Victoria Goddard, Ellis McGee, Robert Pouncilg Third Row: Emmit Griffin, Penny Dale, Zellette Powe --......,. n, Terrye- ll, Martin McGinnie, Andriane Thomasg Fourth Row: Kevin Sansherry, Terell Harris, Robert Austin, Jon Williams, Myron Watson, Fifth Row, Shelia Herring, Gloria McKenzie, Paula Moore, Mark Watkins. Sgt. at Arms Terrye Jenkins President Leon Walker Vice President Augusta Holeman Secretary Ann Woods Treasurer Pam Hawkins fno t shownl 5'l653fr'.M,4 l6',4L'L'0Z7 -w, , I I G .fr 1 FS: 'Q . ' ' N wr' I . . ,, .fur- Q .J 11.1.- . 1 51h 6:ff'74nA! if J J 1 xnminzzi - 1 s. -me 'Liu' r . .whin y aa A 1 l li -bs x X... x I, 295, i' Q6 1. Pleasing Personalities - Victoria Godard and Ellis McGee. 2. Sneakier Than You Think - Glennis Martin and Delano Walker. 3. Best Hair Strands - Terrye Jenkins and Robert Austin. 4. Class Jammers - Andrea Pankey and Willie Williams. 5. Most Popular - Martin McGinnie and Terrye Jenkins. 6. Class Clowns - Andrea Pankey and Authur Williams. 7. Best Dressed - Terrye Jenkins and Lanell Goodwin, 8. Most Likely To Succeed - Augusta Holman and Leon Walker. 9. Wolf and Fox -M Terrye Jenkins and Brian Lewis. 10. Best Build - Sonya Simmons and Martin McGinnie. 11. Class Flirt - Terrye Jenkins and Leon Walker. Adams, Dylon Allen, Leanda Anderson, Debra Austin, Robert Beaman, Adriane Bell, Steven Brock, Alma Brock, Earl Brown, Shelton Bullock, Ira Bullock, Irene Caldwell, Carolyn Chapman, Vlanda Chism, Kieth Clark, Anthony Council, Joyce Dale, Penny Deamer, Mark Drake, Janice Duncan, Anthony Durant, LaShawn English, Andrea Finley, Keith Franklin, Sherry Franklin, Terry Frazier, Elton French, David Garner, Michael Godard, Victoria Goddwin, Lanell iz: , is Y at ,Q -it 14-i Q 6 i, ,, c X . tgpfv' , l , : :uf is 1 V ' i 'V u gn A 'S ' u figiggg I1 Qi s ' A t R ,az i l I E H. f f YS, nn' 1 7-K ,mr vi 1 ,,,, Love, Tony Martin, Glennis Mattic, Angela McCallop, William McGee, Ellis McGinnie, Martin McKinzie, Gloria McMullen, Betty McNeary, Robert Mitchell, Latanya Mitchell, Micheal Moore, Ryan Moore, Paula Ogletree, Awri Page, Micheal Parker, Calvin Pierson, Irma Pouncil, Robert Powell, Zellette Pryor, William Qualls, Rose Redeemer, Paul Riley, Lucy Roberson, Mchelle Robinson, Beverly Ross, Mischoni Sansberry, Kevin Scoot, John Shaw, Billy , ' l ,J lf .pf -AA.. 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S '-2' I lzu . i ffl? : ',' . -Q 'i ' lilii A 133 if Ii -. .. 1 Simmons, Rhonda Simmons, Sonya Simmons, Victor Smith, Yolanda Taylor, Nathan Thomas, Mark Thomas, Patrick Todd, Earlene Todd, Keith Townsend, Kim Turner, Sheila Tyler, Darren Veal, Aaron Walker, Delano Walker, Leon Warren, Zena Washington, Reginald Watkins, Mark Watson, Myron White, Otis Wiley, Carl Wiley, Gail Wilkins, Marina Williams, Arthur Williams, Judy Williams, Martina Williams, Willie Woods, Ann Woods, Jamie 89 I . grey '91 52: h i' MID'CONl'iNE1M' PUBLIC LIBRARY 15616 EAST 24 HIGHWAY INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI 64050 16056 Officersg George Frazier 1-f Sgt. Dobbins Rodney Berry Donald Williams Darrel Hardin Michael Fells, Rodney Berry, James Roberts, Bryant Prince, Donald Wil- liamsg Shawn Harrel, Roslyn Wil- liams, Mark Looney, Darrell Harden, Tracey Starrg Linda Holly, Lannell Goodwin. NA mom-M H0 we 50615 Cy First Row: Yvette Wil- loghby, Steven Ja- mison. Second Row: Jerry Heard, Glynnis Brown, Karen McMur- rary, Emanuel Seals. Third Row: Lee Barens, Lesa Black, Constance Randle, Fourth Row: John Ford, Felica Hall, Daniel Long. L7C51641?2! 651113 First Row: Stephanie Ford, Jesse Douglas, Lesa Black, Dr. Iloka, Second Row: Sharlene Ford, Joyce Bowls, Eleanor Handley, Trendrla Moore, Renee Wilson, Felicia Hall, Lisa Gibson, John Ford, Judith Rollinson, Jackie Williams, Lisa Johnson, Gwen Johnson, Third Row: Sharon Norman, Robbie Porter, Sherman Dudley, Freddie Ashberry, Alvin Stokes, Cynthia Jeter, Tyler Randle, Fourth Row: Daniel Long, Tonya Patterson, Lisa Randle, Leonetta Steverson, Winston Douglas, Carla Eubanks, Stephanie Harris, Lenora Williams, Craig Lovingood, 'Perry Thomas, Desdrie Perkins, Fifth Row: Emanuel Seals, Tangela Roberts, Valerie Wiles, Lisa Neal, Betty Palmer, Quantaline Taylor, Janice Stokes, David Watkins. 681V 27164178 1101! Z7-1 9016 611116.75 E' 6151115 JV' . ,L 04- . 'N Says: Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33 Seated: Deloris Thomas. First Row: Cleft to rightl Linda Williams, Davetta Harris, Marion Roberts, Jackie Luckett, Michelle Gines, Coach Bush, Stephanie Harris, Tracy Jones, Janet Bailey, Julia McConnel, Michelle Hood. Second Row: fleft to rightb Brenda Williams, David Taylor, Franklin Orr, Clarence Griffen, Karen McCane, Lise Gibson, Roosevelt Duncan, Judy Rollinson, Kieth Drew, Darren Moten. 4 'N x 1, P: -.su X , X33 if ' 5 ,545-3+ -i lall, tarr, Lisa ieth Y lder l Il oher Jlyn J l S CZIDZN C KOZLYVHJL' Front Row: Lorraine Jackson, Leonetta Steverson, Tracy Jones, Lesa Black, Francine Fields. Second Row: Linda Holly, Lecia Martin, Cynthia Jeter, Angela Smith, Johnetta Roberson, Stephanie Harris, Mrs. Lynda Walker-Sponsor, Sandra Morgan, Teandra Mar- tin, Stephanie Ford, Jackie Williams, Debra Hawkins, Zellette Powell. Third Row: Jesse Douglas, Emanuel Seals, Kevin Epperson, David Watkins. Fourth Row: Ronnell Durant, John Roberson, Rodney Sample. The Student Council is the student voice in the government of their school. It is through this forum that .plans must be presented, grievances made, and sugges- tions aired. Without a strong and active Student Council, most student oriented affairs would be impossible. Central has had an historically active Stu- dent Council because of the spirit which its members have exhibited. This tradi- tion has been carried in the 198O,s by yet another group of competent and spirited Central students. Front Alicia Sterlin E Qi' I Front Lorain rightj Perkin P16105 Assoefx mm Row: Earl Maples, Tyler Randle, Kimberly Dearborn, Marc A. Davisg Second Row: Bissic, Alonda Lewis, Annette Moss, Constance Randle, Third Row: Felicia Hall, g Burgette, Stephanie Harris, Emanuel Seals, Lisa Johnson, Charles Montgomery. IMJWV4 6131115 2 2 2 X if . Q l Zi: .: all -l A i W 5: l A Q 'K Q , -- I I , if . -8 - 3 .- , ,R p r ..- 5, X Row: Cleft to rightl Kevin Phillips, Constance Randall, Mrs. Taffe, Alex Johnson, e Jackson. Second Row: fleft to rightl Sherrie Bell, Mary Porter. Third Row Cleft to Kimberly Petiford, Michael Anderson, Noal Johnson, Valarie Harris, Deserie s, Robin Madden, Winston Douglas, Diane Fells, Bridgett Redd, Rhonda Taylor. 29527 6L'lll6' K fK,xYYsw-5-:rx 1 ,. - . QS' Xfifiiil 1 ' . 1 - ,Sv X f ff? 'xii fxjf Standing: Shery Baily, Debbie Hawkins, Jackie Williams, Leonetta Stevernston, Lavetta Henderson, Dana Hardiman, Venita Thomas Sitting: Tammy Ross, JoLene Williams, Karen McKane 231611517 CERN POM POM ,YZUWOK 1641657511 6f!85l6lf5,4D8lCS Adriene Richardson Gwen Johnson Q en' XS' xii V fn' if E5 '1 i f fs i i ' K my 2 g, NIH- 'W f E WE 2? if? 1 Q N is 1 Ei, , . Q 5 ,. S , 3 sw! X .1 s i f Q K i 1 ' ll X 3 5 Q2 2 ez - , ia . 1 1 ' 'li' 2 X 'i'5fi 4'r , Q g A r'i'3 ' 35' ,A-on! Teandra Martin Redina McGary Redina McGary, Donna Ford, Adriene Richard- son, Gwen Johnson, Sandra Morgan, Teandra Morgan. 1641651511 6ff58lCL'5y4Z78l6 T X , , ' 'WN gs ,V A X '4 I x ' f C , , a ,. -X , , V7 l 4 : 00 4 9 ' , 1 f - , LaTonya Patterson jf WA ,, V k ff 1. I I Q v Ab as I A 42 LaTonya Hamilton ECI 164 1657 UL! 6f!85l6L'8,4 D816 ffl QN X f e f Nl ' it ' I Dlx LisaGb li ECW Diane Fells Robin Madden C M . Cr' V xi , r d . fl J f LL IF AV, p t b tt D Fells Lisa Gibso D n Simmons Latonya Patterson, LaTonya lt T p t b ttom: A gie S th B gtt R dd, R b Madden. - Q ' , . . . V,.,.v-,. , , Y . 7 i w x rv -- ua ' ' Q. y Q '1 . C, ,J E J ,M 1 15 1. A ' wif' I mf 1 '2 Q N . xy ,, ,. J 2 x J 7 Q: A 9? qcsil m 'P'5x. ii? Q52 'S 3-1031 'E,5ykxg:5: . 5 .15-1, 'wifi A wx, s XS' skeflmll .Queen Hanstance Randle 5 . xv w w 6 X 'Q X sg fe 5 'BN 'N N WW-1, xx X .Xi K X Q: 5 5 5 il 9' ., ,iv ff I' . A wgq f-fi K l 4 Al T AT Q 7 I 59 571ecIaL. memovy? If was a epecZaL. occaeion.. Wk reign OPJTJ5 and pride, + H+ Lqas a special, momderrf, TJFH1 royal., Peehxnge of Tilajeefy Inside. I5 a specIaL. memory, Prfecious and ch-wished, TJIT11 splienduw undenied. E Jlqnnngmoua .QU LL- ,fn , , 2 CBC-IZQED S36 S25 li-'S'2I3 md! K sy? 'X 9 S'-7'5 'f'-' ggi! ,f 'fu -az 5 , ,Fi ,Wi A ir -.., YY 'ff af' 4 X' 3-if X f r. 1 ,zu -ur,-aa - 1-.xg-aan: A Q :S- n- ,af Af ww 16.0.5111 l6'all -.3- W' 'az f ' ,J Mr. Franklin congratulates the queen. di ! x Wd :fx R,-SM 6? Q on-1' wwf Win f 1 9 L I 1 I r ' r ld ml-A 'I n w Che 7981 Var ity Qrfcffluzll Zfcam Left to right, Front Row: Kenneth Milbry, Alex Johnson, Byron Clark, Sherman Dudley, James Williams, Curtis Livingston, Anthony Baker, Leo Webber. Second Row: Emanuel Seals, Roland Denson, Alvin Stokes, Mark Hughes, Carl Johnson, Ronnell Durant, Lyndon Johnson, Kevin Simmons, Deon Hare, Roy Starr, Stanley Winzer. Third Row: John Bell,.Kevin Patterson, Calvin Patterson, Robbie Porter, Eugene Kelley, John Ford, Kevin Black, David Watkins, Percy McGinny, Melvin Boyd, Kevin Boykins, Back Row: Coaches Arnold, Hampton, Stevenson, Anderson, Shark. 1981 Football Schedule Central' J .. Hogan ' i 20 The season was not thegreatest but many of the' players displayed Central Westport 3 exceptional skill in one or more positions. Coach Anderson described the Central Paseo following players as being most valuable to the team: David Watkins, Central Lincoln Kevin Boykins, Anthony Woods, Carl Johnson, Curtis Levingston, Eu- Central Ng,-gheast gene Kelley and Sherman Dudley, The captains were Curtis Levingston, Central Sguthwest Eugene Kelley and David Watkins. The Supporting of the fans will be Central Van Horn cherished and the pride and good sportsmanship of the Blue Eagles, win Central Southeast or lose, always reigns supreme. Does prayer really work? , Q. We hm, QWMMMW DWMWGM W, , ,V ,, M, , W. W , W., ,, wa, f . - '3.'f'g,,,.v5i!.i?5lPff N: i4n1z,w af, Front Row, left tu right: Farl Johnson, Kevin Buykins, David Watkins, Emanuel Seals, lirihhie Porter, Calvin Patterson. Middle Row: Mark Hughes, Curtis Levingston, Sherman Dudley. Back: Eugene Kelley. Front Row: Calvin Patterson, John Bell, Stanley Winzer, Kevin Boykins, Kevin Patterson. Back Row: Sherman Dudley Eugene Kelley, Deon Hare, David Watkins, Curtis Levingston, Ronell Durant. QN2mw 'APE M4 1657511 1624 K5 E76'y4L'L' Top Row from left to right: Coach Jack Bush, Coach Clarence Gant, Barry Bailey, Stanley Brim, Glen Jamison Marc Davis, Darren Norton, Tyrone Norton, Alvin Stokes and Henry Hamilton. Second Row: Emanuel Seals Steven Jamison, Earl Maples, Kelvin Powell, Timothy Paige, Curtis Livingston. Bottom Row: Ronnell Durant Sterling Burgette and Daniel Long. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Lincoln Paseo South East Raytown South St. Joe Central Smith Cotton Blue Springs North East Lincoln Hickman Mills O'Hara North East Paseo Lincoln Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 58 - 57 .- 68 - 43 - 63 - 53 - 66 - 95 - 39 -- 66 - 53 - 59 - 47 .- 52 - 4th in State Paseo South East Rockhurst South West South West Van Horn Westport East Westport North East St. Joe Central Lee Summit DeSmet Hickman l 1 if 41 1 fl . N -N, sz' 9 if ' Y , 31 -f , - , i 4 X - A Q G' 'Sm' , ' :'5:, l. 1 'r '- :f,,,,v , f Q lj, ,. U ' ,- . 1 f 1 as I. 5164616 First Row: Carl Johnson, David Watson. Second Row: Coach Diane Stevenson, Constance Randle, Charles Montgomery. Third Row: Sherman Dudley, Coach Jerry Sanders. ,411 505164 PHS All 506164 FJ-KS Most Outsfaudzug Sfudmfs HANDJDS Highest G.P.A. Best Vocalist Noal Johnson , Jesse Douglas Connie Randle Outstandmg Students Fields Students who are outstanding in their field of endeavor. Best Basketball Players Glenn Jamison Sarah Campbell ,. , J Oufsfanding Siudcnts Best Drafters Christina Robinson Jerry Heard ,A R.O.T.C. SgT.fMaj Linda Holly LtfCol Donald Williams Track Stars Charles Montgomery Connie Randle Oufsfrzmiilfg Students Best All Aroundi Freshmen fNnt-Shownj Leon Walker Ten-ye Jenkins Sophumores Barry Baily Linda ,Iumurs Seniurs .Ierry Heard Nual Jnlmmm Karen Mn-Murray Vwnnie Randle Jfzzpaffafzf cpeaple 1326171 cczizozzs 6,6-22107216175 QIWZZZ5 Seen e5 cffewezv C2 , CHS THE BEST D , 1 Ji , l Zonflfall ffomecnming . The 1981 Blue Eagles Homecoming was a unique experience for the Centralites. The team, the cheerleaders and all classes had an unusual fire and spirit that caused a new record high in the school's recent school spirit trend. Every activity was marked with fun and excitement. M1 The roaring excitement of the assembly went over big. A , N fc ik -r H W , . Vx!! E J 41. Y H 6' 44 The posters and hall decorations were a success -P. f v K: Q r L. vf Q 2 f ' ,, f Q T ,I - fm L' f , llfffl' Q 3 , Fifi ,C 4 1 ,Ji 3, KWQQV-L 4 , 38 My , 22122 , 1, 4,1 ,f . X ,f,., , , ff:-45' . ' 'f-gn-n 'gf X v ist? Zhrisfmas Zyragnzm 7981 1-Qc,-.as . x ,, , ,Q N, ,Wi N 15 my-,. x,,XyA- I Q , 'TYW 355259 K My--x I .YJ'gi3l-27 2-H57 x A- R lisa: 1532? x mx ' -fr, -M f Q - XX? ., . M 2 x mm .X Rn .- ,fqgqsv-,xryr , K ,N A. . .Q ,, W, 1, ,, wx, ,M Q x V x . X 1:-an V A' '1T2?ii3i3':lfF f,v4-wg,-Q.,. X 'mix ff' , . 9' 4 ?f2V'fYQif:-Q we Q rx , fkEf'lff?Eff' 7.1! C9515 V , f :-1N,:-y-- Ylmgf-f-If, ,Q .QQ ff 4 ,wx . --M-MXXQN - fr f. -. - .. -. ., ANA- xnxx xml wvws- wmv-22-1--awfhi-MQA '- mar .Wg-,1x,.,XW,f. V f- sy-W-Q wiki, -vw, ,M--Q l, . x. -- f .M-X, fmplxwgs-,,-1, A -aw,-A 2- X . 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V , A 1 J ,5 S Ptgh C M ff Q fluff ,if 7 0 Qw- Q fx , T .. ugh Vx I 5 'Maw I 1 , ,Oxy ,fur ,f , , ,, AH v ,Rn 2' f g9f7 ffE JfP2 of li! ,gk rf' f, , AV gf, V41 ., -4 I ix I X History Of Zenfml One hundred and fifteen years ago, on September 17, 1867, with four students, two teachers and a P1'lHClD8l, Central High School began, It was the first free public high school west of the Mississippi. This was only two years after the Civil War, and some of these students and faculty had experienced the battles of Westport, Independence and Lone Jack. Central began in a two room brick building on the Southeast corner of eleventh and Locust. The gym class consisted of a bean bag game for the girls and a turning pole for the boys. Graduations were held at the old Coates Opera House at tenth and Broadway. One assistant to the principal in 1873 was Mary Harmon, later Mary Harmon Weeks. She was only 18 years old so her age was not to be told. A brick addition was made in 1875, then in 1884 another three story building was added. In 1889 Central had 300 students and 10 teachers. By 1891, one thousand students were enrolled and the people of the school district voted S100,000 for a new building. The building was completed in December, 1873, connected to the old building by covered walkways on each floor, and separated by courts forty feet wide. The new assembly hall could seat more than 1700 students and there were 43 classrooms. In 1899, the first yearbook was published. The school year chaged in 1904 from 9 months to 10 months. In 1909, a one years' teacher training course was established at Central. The present building became the new location in 1915, at which time it was the longest structure in the city. Later the football field was added. Like many colleges, Central published a catalog of classes and was known for its excellence. After the court decision in 1954, Central changed from an all white school to a mixed school and finally to an all black school. Included among the alumni of Central's past is the famous Walt Disney. Summary prepared by Lori McGill it x : .-.- he ' . Y ' . . Central today. Welcome to a famous school. students. 1 -Q H 9 t ll l - 1 J -- ', . N 4 Henfrzzl High Schorf! During The 7889 ff Xxx, rltugwf-fx' W' X 4,3 .11 -'Q iv ' pf Ji. F .6 . Q ai 3,5 f iw f'Z'ilf'xi'5?f:f' ' HT 99 - I 90 Schwl Zfear T' -K 'Xkf . - :.,f, y 11 Yf JS JW 'AJ'-wb-' jesse Donglons Michelle Roberson joeeloyn l5'erget Snlnnel ,Neal - Logon! Editor 5ngene Kelly - Fnotogropner Deloris Cnolnos ,ferry Heard ,Kinda Gloss fling flowery - Cop Salesperson Mrs. Dunn K Zfeoenerj Non! ionnson jnniee Stokes ,Annette Moss Z46'llL7Z'L! SPUNSOKS MC' M.r M.Hll . 16153 Z7 WISHES CO CHS 66455 0? '82 WE MET A SOHED Y 60NGKu4Z7llfCu4C70N5 C0 Zfffcf 621455 09 7982 M . R .C ' .B H ll' M Wu M Sh ff 314155 Wfff 73034 Lx? MIC 1408 , ., '- Q5 -05 , - 1 ,, V ,f ' FQ, 'fgfikkrlh W.. 1 1 ' 55.3. , 1 L5 , rm an v -Q52 ...CJ 'Y Ap Z-A 71 - MID-CONTINENT PUBUC Lmnzmv 15616 EAST 24 HIJHK-YAY INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI 64050 148 DEAR OLD CENTRAL Dear old Central, far-famed Central Thou shall never failg Round thy name there clings the tendrill of tradition's tale Thou art victory fame has followed, clad in dignity. May thy name to all be hallowed By their love for thee. Every student, soon or later, in his walk of life. Greets the thought of Alma Mater as 'his strength in strife. Thou art victorg fame has followed, clad in dignity. May thy name to all be hallowed By their love for thee. S' I P N A 5- 'A V+ g ? 1 I J 551 8 4 4: i 4 G ,, g, I 1 I 3 r I A 1 1 N Y Q 1 1 ' Q f i , I ,V 14: W. 111 ,. ,1 Nl I. 1 ,Q 1, 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 fl 1 11 Q1 1 1 , X H 1. 1 1 1 1: W 1 ,l 1, a j 1 is, 11 af ' gi ll . , i g h i ali 5 I X: Q' f 1 TM 1 1 1 i J I 1 1 I r E i w w X V i