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

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Judith Polsky William Strop Suzanne Spears Q Q29 John Ullery Kay Cronkite James Fairleigh top ranlcing senior students . . . These are the top six-the three boys and the three girls with the highest scho- lastic records of the Class of '56. Although the honor of being one of the top six is based solely on scholastic aichievenient l'or four years of high school, these students have been outstanding in extra curriculzn' uetivities as well. All six became members ol the Nzitioiuil Honor Society in their jun- ior yeurg tive became nienibers of the For- um Club as juniors and one as a senior They have further displayed talent in ath- letics, music, dramzitics, art, cheer-leading' and student governinent. 7 Page 18