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

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-anis: hire To Quia Qeaderts Our Theme: Youth looks forwara to an inspiring new world, dedicated in hearts of people who speak f'reely, choose their own government, and worship God as they please. We, the youth of today look ahead at our truly great Post-War World. These simple rights of man-kind, so wholesome, so sincere, and simple that it seems absurd anyone should seek to drive from minds of men the ideals of fellowship, enthusiasm, power, and enlighten- ment. It is for youth to teach the youth of all nations these ideals. In writing a final word to the graduating Seniors, we hope that in order for you to excel in the finer standards and traditions of America you will cultivate stout hearts, clear heads, and ambitions of integrity and honor. Youth speaks on the Post-War World to benefit the entire nation. Our 1944 Wakitan board wishes to express in the book, the numerous desires, and planning of the future. Marching side by side, the youth of today greets the youth of tomorrow better informed of the task ahead. The long winding trail to suefress, the goal of every American youth can and will be achieved by work, study, and ambition. In the years to come befause they have gained that knowledge, that strength. Youth will Speak On The Post-War World. Editors. 'youtlfs 'High fi-lopes for Post-war world

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MISS CALLA E. VARNER Miss Varner stops to talk to a student Principal of Central High School Upon entering Miss Calla E. Varner's office we see immediately that she is trying, in her conversation with students, to help fit them for the post-war world. Our capable principal displays an interest in her students, not only in their school work, but also in their community interests. Her fellowship is felt and seen throughout Central's halls. A friendly greeting she bestows on many classmen while passing to and from classes during the day. She distinguishes each student, calling him by name, making him feel a distinct part of Central High School. We recognize and commend her for her efficiency, intelligence, and kindness-great factors in any community. Enlightenment of student careers by special conferences with the principal develops an untold power for the students' part in the post-war World. 'Houtlfs 'Praise Of 'Principal