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

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Q o K Editor-in-Cbie f WILVER WESSEL The first realization of the im- portance of youth was character- ized by the desire for physical per- fection of the boys. The ancient civilizations stressed this phase of development as a sort of ideal. Gradually there came a slow awakening to the importance of mental training. Although sensed by the Greeks and Romans, this idea did not flower in full until the advent of the Renaissance when the desire for knowledge took hold of man's mind. Associate Editor IVAN NIEDLING Business Manager EVELYN KELLER Art Editors LYDIA ASHLEY LEONA BERGMAN . AMANDA JOYCE X ' JACOB WELLS 1 g Printed by MISSOURIAN PRINTING AND STATIONERY Co. will Photography KAssEL's STUDIO LUEDER,S STUDIO

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' , J p 4,,. V A Q .,.4, We W . , ,, ivq ,JHJ 'ifGMMwUMXhigMMLM7 fwwff' h p i- etvndfpifdd At the dawn of civilization, ' v , . ' ' 0 . . . . . I ' youth IS found in a very insigmi- ,- ' AW - cant status, for at that time most I of his importance lay in the fact LJ jf l that he added strength to the tribe I , A A V0 in case of combat. The most prom-' l E' 6 i e inent phase of life was the physical ,, A 1 -- the realm of the mental was xp Y i I, y vague and its depths yet unsound- , 6'-'M-I X ' ed, V tis ' ml foLfcfcc,4,4,' 2,41 A 1 QMIECNU ZAQQMJ AWA i Nl V is GIR DoT Xl ' he

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