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

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Doug Stuber Trear1zrer,' jane Horner, Secretary: Bill Alson, Preridentg Iike Hutclgpson, Vice-President. by Wwfaflfiifif 'JSP W ,ff apjj, .f.N SSO N .O Af u U' NT- ?Xf Three-fourths of the job is doneg one-fourth remains to be completed. In their three years at Cen- tral, the juniors have seen many changes and they themselves have made many ideas become realities in their striving to make Central a progressive school. Next year the class of '61 will take the lead in school affairs. As juniors, they served Central well in clubs, assemblies, and on various important committees throughout the year. And the junior athletes did not overlook their chances on the football field, the bas- ketball court, and the cinder path. The junior class this year was under the sponsorship of Miss Nancy Adle and Mr. Roger Fisher. Each year, the Junior Class takes complete charge of the prom: securing a band, planning a theme, making decorations, and addressing invita- tions to every junior and senior at Central. Under the leadership of the officers, the juniors of 1959-60 hope to make this occasion a memorable one for their guests, the seniors. The juniors must say a sad adieu to U.S. his- tory and junior English classes, but their senior year awaits them to be enjoyed to the fullest. New sub- jects must be mastered, and -new activities added to the already full list. It will truly be their year, as leaders of the school. to uphold the spirit and tradi- tions of Central High School.