Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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Seniors oi K938 Show Varied Abilities Senior Officers Left to right: Donald Guinn President Walter Meierhoffer Vice-President Patty Schwartz Secretary Eddie Hubka Treasurer Florise Peirson A dviser Vera Tilson Adviser As the time approaches and the paths ahead of this graduating class begin to di- ,iverge, we are filled with a mingled feeling of regret, pleasant associations, and pride in the achievements and the splendid record of this class. T'his admirable record is not easily to be forgotten by both the adminis- tration and the students- left behind. Cen- tral to most of us means so much that not even the excitement and wondersgof being graduated can totally console us. These three advantageous years have been filled to the brim with activities and services and all have given the best they had to offer. Miss Florise Peirson and Miss Vera Til- son were chosen as sponsors, and under their excellent guidance, the class was able to reach the heights. Having been so outstanding in their first year, they continued by choosing the follow- ing students to guide and represent them: President, Charles Richmondg Vice-presi- dent, ,Donald Quinn, Secretary, Harriet Hardmang Treasurer, Bill Yount. The pre- sentation of Swingtime helped to ,make the annual Capers even more of a success. -To the annual Student Council Convention, at Sedalia, Billy Abbott, Jimmy Hance, D-on Guinn, and Lorraine Stutsman, were sent. Included in their achievements that year should be their outstanding representation in the National Honor Society. - Q Spectacular Senior Flag-Raising Scene . it