Central Middle School - Ceejay Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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% w mM BANK DIRECTORS Top Row : Silverman, Reece, Crabtree. Second Row: Weiner, Griffin, Pearson, Griffis, Griffis, Bailey. First Row : Montgomery, Child, Isle, Mr. Bradley, Marcy, Craik. Qentral Junior High School pavings Ban HELEN MONTGOMERY The School Savings Bank is better organized and more successful in operation this year than ever before. Much of this success is due to our efficient and dependable officers. They are: Managers, Helen Montgomery and Ora Griffis; Assistant Manager, Nadina Marcy; Directors, Dorothy Craik, Dorothy Child, Mabel Pearson, Opal Griffis, Edith Weiner, Wilma Isle, Kenneth Silverman, Orville Reece, and Nadina Marcy. Assistant directors: Jack Crabtree, Francis Tiffany and Anna Weatherford. The names of our cashiers, assistant cashiers, and checkers are given with their pictures. Mr. Bradley is supervisor. Over thirteen hundred of our students have accounts in the School Savings Bank and nearly all of them are consistent depositors. They are learning the thrift habit as savings in money must of necessity mean thrift in other things. Our students are learning to save for a purpose. Four students who were asked why they wished to withdraw money from their account gave reasons as follows: To buy myself a new suit. To buy a savings and loan bond. To buy a new tennis racquet. To buy some school books. They are learning to save for the things they need. We believe the School Savings Bank teaches accuracy, business methods, and thrift, and will help to make our students good useful citizens. : ;it:;,i ::is;si:£:i is;! :fli iis;is; Page One Hundred Twenty-three

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