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

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I L V Xllcf., i, it il J superintendent -' f'Qff.1Q - Q 4, fag 1' : 4' GU . ,. ia 1 . -Wi. 3 2 at A ,155 fa A X lv K fi the board lll Q W . , 1 -J J ll! X ' X 1 N , 1 l f 1, 1' li ,' ' ' I f I 1' ' . - lt 1 ' ,. . ,. I . 1 1, 11. . , ,, 1 1 .1 1 , f .K St, Josephs 1Supe1jntendent Offjclgools' Wisfiwell 'acquainted with Cen nal High gf ,wSqho6l. Mrs. Blackwell, our city'sA head man f in' thelrieducation systemgftaughtnc social studies and was an assistant ach at Cen tml from 1931 to 1935, whefoaaafaiiiaefi, the duties of Central's Vice-Principal. Aft-' er serving in this position for three years, Mr. Blackwell became principal of Roose- velt Junior High School. From there he has advanced to business manager in the main office of the school system and to his IQ present position of Superintendent of y Schools. X fx ' 1 1 1' .f 7 .' -1. o r AM fini EYFLUUVL1 -Wi - '54 V ' 4' I 6' fc.-' fir, K an 7L,f Q if' fW 4 gif if. 1,53 L X 1 4 7C ff! 211,-' EJ Cf gg L Q1 Qgj-, M . G BI ff JL .,1'. ' f , , nf 1' -, r eorge ackwell I K 67- !i e f,f1g'L.L,4v, .f KQAKQ fly,-KUZAL 1' K af U ag, 1' ,gf A .1 f ef , L rf K Y,,, 1 4k,,?? gfjipg! L11 4 -7 cr K IECQVYVJQXAX!-rj f ffd. 1' :P 2-Q if g - 14,39 L Vff A fi k,C.,fVCf6!f4fC?f ,i f .LQ L5177 L, , airy ,EVf,1:ijLfJf gif.- LLL ji . .. l l l I J' A53 , T14 . -..LLL 1.1 ,L KLLJL ,ZLL ' ,Up of Standing: David W. Hopkins, Mrs. John Wyeth, George L. Blackwell, E. R. Garvey. Seated: W. Mr. Blackwell has six able assistants in the work of educating St. Joseph's young people. The distinguished members of the Board of Education help Central students 48 Page Ei Fairleigh Enright, Dwight Dannen, Mrs, Paul Knepper. and those of the other city schools be- come the leaders and better citizens of tomorrow. 6