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

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SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS: Ed Miller, SCL'l'6'f!17'fl',' Judy Thomas, Tre1z.r1n'er.' Craig Mannschreck, Preridezilq jim Wallerstetlt, Vice-Pie,tidcf1t. 5446! . Q4 x7 L2 f ' ,Q fue '59 V45 A-' sim T ' ' 'gf f 7 Q05 - 51.-Off L 7 ' 9 UW M V ss 0 6 bf S L ' Off-f e9 ' ' .f Lf? V , Q Eff' T :vc Lf! Ae? ThCfC'S U0 Urn' 3 fl l Twoafears hdvetw and ving geometry problems c'1pied,.a eat gone for the S more Class-two years filled am unt of time. with new impressions and adjustments to high school Thus, half of the 1 sc c l life gs. Q ne . . . , ' 4 ' life during which the class has already begun to make already, but there are QP! i A ars i' e dd active contributions to Central. with exciting events, ne classe , a d v I ,I I ' s During the past two years, the sophomores have as the sophomores ma e the tran n to the ra of integrated themselves into Central, being active in upperclassmen. Student Council, Reserve Pep Squad, Glee Club, Mix- ed Choir, and other activities. The students of '62 have also excelled scholas- tically. English and physical education played a major role in their schedules, but other subjects were equal- ly important, Collecting insects and leaves for biology 105 New challenges and new experiences await them as they pass the midpoint of their high school careersg but all these years will be a time of growth and development into mature students and citizens of the future.