Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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H A flag of stars and stripes floats gently in the warm breeze over the command- ing Central, which stands proudly in streaming sunshine. We are quickened with a flush of patriotism while we admire with surging emotion a scene so typically American.

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ADMINISTRATION The first court house was built in I8I6 near the intersection of Themis and Middle Streets. Our present building which houses the Court of Common Pleas was constructed in l85I and stands today as a memorial to justice, equality, and guidance. Thus our faculty serves in a similar capacity to guide us along paths of attainment and high ideals.