Central High School - Wings Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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Dedication V,... KX 71 nmggjlg-Q-1,1 H N gm mggn-vu..-1-1-Q T ' N gf is , , Y A Y f L. quita N 'manually W pimp-quug. ' , 4 4 i 4 ' -fr 'H :ati it M l it m X RMI W E ul - -3 , . H tr A - 1 l 4 . i , , L X - , ,r A l ,Q 5 , H 'Q' 1 . 4 W A wx ' A 'Sa' : , Q-,AQ F' Y Q: in 'fill 1 u Vfetwzf 1, .K iffivflvi - . ,ml , .-www' H J wlw mu- wif' uw in A U W3 W f. . , N W, 'm M W xi Y L SQ .gy . 11-14 - , ww, in M lu- A ,, ,,y,, ,, ,, ,, I ,HN -3, 1 '-- z wg,fg:w,,,4.t, he if ' Hy, ' U' at f' 555 HV J ' '. Q :Qs . . 'I I .ki . -Q. ff, The 1966 edition of the Wings is dedicated to Mr. Allen Kagey, a teacher admired by all the students at Central, as well as by his fellow teachers. Through this dedication, Mr. Kagey, we will be able to express to you the many thanks for your services which previously you would not accept. As SCA advisor, you have spent most of your extra time helping us improve Central and make our SCA an outstanding organization. Your help as a Junior Class sponsor is always appre- ciated and always well-used. Youare afamiliar and welcome sight at basketball games, as well as at other activities. 3 . rg .- 32,14 - . -4.3. . . . ,319- . A A ' 3,5 ., . , ,,, . , , di, Q41 rg.gtj.g! ,. J Teacher, fellow-student, confidante, advis or, friend - Mr. Kagey is something special to every- one at Central, from student to janitor. In teaching United States History, Mr. Kagey en- courages students to think for themselves andto see the relationship between past history and cur- rent events, helping students to better prepare for citizenship. Your day begins early, ends late, and is al- ways completely filled. It is you that we come to first when we need assistance because we know you will always say Of course! Your bright smile, cheerful attitude, and warm heart are just a small part of your win- ning personality that never changes. Not only are you interested in seeing that all of us are educated, but you also want to prepare us for our future lives in society. We are grateful to you for what you have done, for always being there when we need a helping hand,-and we wish to express this grati- tude in the form of this dedication. W