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

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f I Wig 9 , g 2' , ,. . I s, ,1 Lover's Lane Scene-Where Eugene Field loved to ride fc A . , N OTSVVOI' f X A f WX X Through all his life, Eugene Field carried with him a deep affection and fondness for St. X . . . , 4 . . . . . . . . N joseph and its citizens. XX herever he might he, in Europe, or in various sections ot America, his gs, thoughts returned in reminiscence to all the city had meant to himg his engagement and mar- riage, his journalistic work, the joys of his children, and his grief in losing one in death, 7 In a like manner, alumni of Central High treasure their memories of the school and the s community. No matter how far they roam, to the most remote section of the world, the words of the school song become ever more comprehensive: ' f f X 4 Our love for 'ou so dear and true 5 gawk Thru years shall never die. Theres hope and strife, there's joy and life There's all in Central High. ' H.-Xnd the It is with this hope of pleasant memories to come that this hook has been created. May Whaltulgl - 1' : it preserve them fresh and clear during all the 3' ears. Since

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X rumen r ' 5 1 1 I I i w l 5 ! b 1 WW X My Q, Npwp Photograph by Mr. L. C. Shady, News-Press Photographer The akitem 1938 'i - - 1

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-I-able of Contents fondness for St. Q of America, his fement and mar- ie in death. e school and the zvorld, the Words an created. May im 1 Y'1i2,,.,il'i gs And they wonder, as waiting the long years through In the dust of that little chair, What has become of Our Little Boy Blue, Since he kissed them and put them there. Pages Opening Section ........ 1 to 8 Book I. Book of Knowledge. .8 to 19 Administrators Faculty Student Council Book II. Book of Verse ..... 19 to 61 Seniors and under- classmen Book III. Book of Sports .... 61 to 81 Boys' and girls' sports ia. Book IV. Book of Sharps and Flats ......... .. .81 to 101 Clubs Organizations Dramatics ' Book V. School Life ...... 101 to 104