Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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, ,, awww!! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING The Red and Black gratefully acknowledges conspicuous services rendered by the following people and organizations in preparing this issue: Mr. Weir for his advice in executive mattersg Miss Lillian M. Heltzell for her gracious message to usvg Mr. Charles Burmeister, an alumnus of Central High, for invaluable services given in preparation of this book: Mr. Prelutsky and the Camera Club for their aid in photographyg Mr. Princell for patient and excellent service in photography, especially the mass groups The faculty for splendid cooperation during the days of photographic upheaval The sponsors of all ,sections for their services in obtaining materialg The senior classes for their entertainments on our behalfg The Central High Mothers' Club, not only for substantial financial aid, but unfailing interest in the success of the bookg The Central High School Patrons' Association for financial aid and good willy The Boys' Athletic Association for financial help. Our advertisers for their cooperation, which helped make this book possible. Nine

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OUR PRINCIPALS MESSAGE Central High School, in the year nineteen hundred forty, with eighty-seven years of glorious history behind her, is a living, throbbing entity, moving forward in the great world stream toward a destination beyond any present-known horizon. As she has served her youth in the past, so she strives today, with all the advantages of her rich, past experiences, to ennoble the lives of that moving throng, so interesting, so full of hope and promise. Yes, we of Central High School are ON OUR WAY. May HOUR WAYH be right, the way that has been blazed in the past by illustrious sons and daughters of Centralg a way that will con- tinue to be followed by each pulsating, enthusiastic member of this year's classes, rallying under a banner bearing the inscription FOLLOW ON. The URED AND BLACK of 1940 now becomes history. May its purpose, to reflect in a fragmentary way a portion of the life of a great school in a troublous time, be fully achieved. mei Principal, Central High School. Eight

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44,1 I WEIR,D. H. Principal HILL. STANLEY Assistant Principal ALBRECHT, GRACE ETHEL Music AMEND, LORETTO C. yPhyl'icslfEdncation and Health BECK, MARY L. English BLUTHARDT, GEO. A. Music BRADBURN. VERNON J. History and Geography BRECKENRIDGE, VIRGINIA English CHRISTENSON, ELMER H. Science COFFEY, ROY V. Commercial Typing. Bookkeep- ing, and Commercial Law. CROWDER, JENNIE M. Home Economics DAVIS, VEST English and History DIC AN, ROSINE H' cry D H, I EL S. fcf' or nd Geography DOYLE, MARY A. English EIMER. EDNA English EWING, MARJORIE Type and Stenographer FRIEDLI, ALFRED Sociology. Government, and Citizenship FRIEDMAN, GENEVIEVE Type and Mathematics GIBNEY, ANNA JEAN Spanish GLASS, EDWARD I. Typing, Science, and Geography GOCHENAUER. J. S. History and Government GUNDLACH, WALLACE English HELTZELL, LILLIAN M. Leave of Absence HICKEY, DORA C. History and English HIGGINBOTHAM. FLORENCE English THE FACULTY JANSEN, EARL Physical Education and Health JONES, .JAMES MCLAIN History JORDAN, JULIA Speech Re-Education JULIAN, JAMES M. Science and Algebra KELLY, JULIA I. English KNIGHT, MARGARET Mathematics KNOEPPEL, RAYMOND Science and Industrial Arts KOEHLER, BERTHA Science KRAG, AMELIA C. Art and Geography LANGENBERG, EMMA German and Geography LOWRY, LORRAINE English MARKLAND, LEVI HARRIS Mathematics MARSHALL, HERBERT L. Latin, Spanish and French MARTINI, KATHERINE History McDERMOTT, FLORENCE History McLEAN,- JEss1E H. Mathematics MARRIOTT, ELLES T. Industrial Arts MILLER. PAUL G. Latin MOOK. FRANCES J. Leave of Absence OLMSTEAD, MABEL Leave of Absence PARKER, ELIZABETH J. Spanish and French PHILLIPS, JOHN A. Science POWELL, J. E. Chemistry PRATT, H. F. Commercial- Stenography, Typing, and Commercial Law PRELUTSKY, ALBERT Science and Biology A MAN IN HIS HEART RANDALL, LILLIAN I. English RICE, E. G. English and Bookkeeping ROSS, BESSIE G. Biology RUCKER, THOMAS J., JR. Science and Mathematics SCHONHORST, vror. ig Physical Education an eat SCHROEDER, ERMA Home Economics SCOTT, R. E. Mathematics SMELLIE, H. B. History, Geography, and Economics SPROSS, HAROLD E. Leave of Absence THOMURE, LAURA R. English TYLER. EARLY G. English VAN LANDEGEND, EDWARD Mathematics VERTREES, JESSE R. Home Living and Industrial Arts WALKER, M. W. History WALL, CORINNE History and English WATKINS, LAURA D. Biology ZEIP. VERA Geography and Civics CLEVELAND, EUNICE E. Office TREECE, GRACE Office CARROLL, MARY LAURA Librarian SCHAAF, KATHERINE, M.D. School Physician for Girls ROTTECK, JULIUS, M.D. School Physician for Boys ITEN, ANNA L.. R. N. Nurse BARRETT, FRANC S Lunch Room Ma - KING, E. J. ' Text Books a 'Q A little boy knelt with his face to the pane, And looked through the vapor-spilled window, at rain, A tear trickled down but was fast brushed away- I cannot.cry, Pm a man today! He tried to be brave, but who wouldn't be sad When he's lost his most precious possession, his dad. He vowed in his sadness, I'll, make it eome true, Dear daddy, I'll take care of mummy for you! I'm only a boy on the outside to see, But in my heart a man I must beg To put on a smile will take all my will, I must, I must do it, for father, so still. -MARVEL DAFFRON, '42, Ten