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

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Assistant Principals 2 1' 2 ...P It is the committment of the staff at Central High School to provide the young men and women of our community with an educational experience that will prepare them for life in a chang- ing, competitive world. 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

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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