Central Valley High School - Bear Yearbook (Veradale, WA)

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CAPTAIN john Crabb TO THE SENIORS OF 1951: You have the honor of being the first class to graduate from Central Valley after it became a Senior High School. How did it seem not to have the freshmen there to take the blame for noise, torn paper, disarranged chairs and etc.? You have also had a peep around the corner of the turn of the half century. We must all admit that world conditions are doubtful and full of question marks. You probably are beginning to understand the meaning of the words dynamic, challenging and sacri- fice. Central Valley will miss the class of 1951 and look for news of you. Please call on any of us, if we can later be of service to you. JOHN J. CRABB Superintendent FIRST MATE George J. Langston SENIOR CLASS: I feel confident that the contributions which you make to society will be a credit to the school for which you have shown so much loyalty. If the future of a troubled world depends on the enthusiasm and resourcefulness of the youth of today, this graduating class will certainly be a force towards shaping ar better future. GEORGE J. LANGSTON Principal

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haul y MRS. DELIA WHITMAN Head of English Department MR. WALTER THOMAS Band Department hw k i-Q l MRS. SYLVIA EASTBURN Solid Geometry, Latin MR, KARL EMERY MISS MADELINE SHEEHAN Agriculture, Metal Shop, Auto Shop .-1 NHT! MR. RAY THACKER MISS LORRAINE REIFF Shop, Mechanical Drawing Home Economics Library, French A .pp-13' MR. JAMES XVILSON Guidance, Debate, journalism, Oral Expression, Annual, English