Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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s the 1964 school year draws to a close, it seems appropriate to recall that fifty classes have graduated from the stage of Central High School since the dedication of this building and. of course, many more from old Central before that. For each class and each student, as for you, the school has meant special considerations, special opportunities, special values. With the complexity and diversity of modern life today. Central, more than ever before, has special meanings for its students. Wherever you go, whatever you do, be worthy of Central! Your efforts have contributed to its accomplishments, your support will contribute to its future. James Treglawny, Principal Permit me to join your parents and friends in wishing you success and happiness in the years to come. As a class you have acquitted yourself well; you are serious and well-intentioned; and you have been a good class with which to work. As an individual you will need many things, not the least of which is a sharpened intellect. We feel that you are prepared to meet the competition of an interesting but difficult world. The best of everything to all of you. Donald Turkington, Assistant Principal 6

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 acuity At Central we have been given the opportunity for greater learning. Our faculty has striven to teach us to reason. There is more to being a teacher than just correcting test papers. Each teacher must be a counselor to his or her particular students. We at Central are fortunate to have such learned “sources of wisdom.”

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Mrs. Joyce T. Jackson Miss Clara M. Anderson Sophomore Counselor Senior Counselor Mr. John P. Nagle Junior Counselor Mrs. Kartherine T. Thompson Nurse Mrs. Annette D. Scherer Visiting Teacher 7