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

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To Central's many avid young readers the library is a haven of enjoyment. Magazines, books, and refer- ente materials are readily available to those who want to do outside pleasure reading. Biographies and histories are provided for social science students to enable them to prepare the best possible reports, A large selection ot' natural science books is kept for health, biology, and general science classes so that they may better visu- alize diagrams and charts, lior those who enjoy straight fiction the library has no end. Stories range from the earliest lfnglish novel to Zane Grey's IejJL'I',f of llae Pl'1l'!7fL Si,:!Qe. The library stall. composed of able young Central- ites, binds worn books, sends notices for overdue cards, checks and issues books, and in general keeps the library in smooth running order, Carrie McGaughy and Peggy Conrad receive literary assistance from jean and judy Bonham. Words, Wit and Wisdom LIBRARY STAFF -Baci Rau: Judy Thomas, Karen Wriglat. Smith, Jeanette Hayward. Frm!! 11014: Pat Gillespie, Cindy ,lack Ayers, Norman Marion, Mike Manning. Jill Thomas, Schmaltz, Pat Teegarden,MargoXY'ilkinson, Barbara jackson, lionnie lXlcKee. rllitftfltk Run: Marsha McLean, Sharon Miller, Beverly Beckwith, Cathy XX'atkins, lilaine Cahill. ,lanice liluin. l.inda Babb, llarriet Hodges, lane Horner. Helene 24

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Every student must be able to find a vocation which will make him happy, which will enable him to use his talents to the fullest, and which will help him to succeed. Central High School oflers a program which is well adapted to the needs and interests of the students. Through Hillyards Vocational School, boys can learn about auto mechanics, radio and television repair, and printing. Co-operative Occupational Education QCOED affords the chance for students to learn and master salesmanship both in school and on the job. These courses provide a proving ground for future years of clerical and mechanical occupations. Judy Frazier. a C. O. E. student working at Grant's De- department Store, goes about her job with a smile. Service With a Smile Kenny Miller and Glen Miller inspect a motor as part Paul VginBugkifk, Alan Donaldson, Bob Kennard, and of their ffililiiflfl lit Hillyilfdii VOCa1fiOI1Hl School. Don Conant examine equipment in radio and T.V. class. 23

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PUBLIC SERVICE-Back Row: Larry DeShon, Dale Haw- man, Gary Graves, J. B, Watsabauglm, John Gondring, Jim Burnham, Bert Barnes, Richard L. Sullivan, Bob Sale, Bill Henry. Third Rouz' Jo Ann Hazelwood, Janie Blackwell, Donna Van Cleave, Gary Garrison, Gary Rudloff, Bill Seever, Ronnie Gilbert, Phyllis Burnstein, Janie Nelson. Second Row: Service,' Is Their Mary Ferguson, Myrna Barnett, Tana Cresap, Cindy Schmaltz, Betsey Grant, Linda Miller, Pat Lyon, Robin XY'ilson, janet Neese, B. J. Morgan. From Roux' Barbie Garelich, Jeannie Alphin, Mary Poland, Cheryl jackson, Norman Marion, Ted Vilheeler, Janice Blum, Carol Crouch, Sharon Crawford, Vickie Glendenning: Motto FIRE CHIEF'-AIR RAID XWARDENS-Bark Roux' Bob Ches- ney, Charles Maugh. Steve Carroll, john Gordon, Bert Barnes, -lay Crawford, Norman Marion, Dennis Brown, Mike Manning, jack Ayers, Tom Dunayant, Bill Kirkpatrick, Steve Crawford, Dennis Angsten. Fonrfb Roux' Bill Chase, Schyler Imlay, Bud Hurst, Bill Schneider, Craig Mannschreck, Ed Miller. Gary Bunnell. Bob Stapleton, Lee Nothhouse, jon Pitluck, -lim Damsgard, Bill Venable, Eddie Christgen, Faye Hall. Third Roux' Mary lNIcXY'illiams, john Ruhnke, jon Colestock, Charles Dykes, Dale Hawman. Gary Graves, Harold McKee, Curt Barnes, Dward Moore, Bill Pflugradt, Jay Rosenthal, Richard Kibhle, Larry Young, Larry Schaefer, Trudy Jackson. Second Roux' Kathy Clark. Rosalie Guyer. Alexis Haynes, Arnold Bowen, Eddie McCullah, David Bauman, Vernon Frazee. Tommy Owens, john Osgood, Dennis Hamer, Dave Steinhock, Kirk KY'aite, Gary Maugh, Terry Hines. Fmnf Roux' Joseph Mays, Danny Blakley, Myles Beck, Cliff Harlow, Paula Crea, Gail Turner, Myron Glaser, Ted XY'heeler, Martha Geha.