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

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The enior Stars Seated: Secretary, Pat Freemang President, Jack Irvine: Counselor, Miss Vera Tilson. Standing: Mr. Dowell, Sponsor, Bud IbeSh0n, Treasurer: Buddy Sembler, Vice-President. ,Ns the final curtain is rung down in this continuous run, the 271 stars may look back on a successful year. There have been many outstanding performances in sports, R. U. T. C., social and scho- lastic club, and journalistic projects. The hit of the year was the Senior Minstrel Show, put on by the stars to raise money for the school gift. The show was a huge success and will long be remembered as the colossal event of the year. The star performers chose as their leaders: jack lrvine, president: Buddy Sembler, vice- presidentg l'at Freeman, secretaryg Bud DeShon, treasurer. To represent them on the student council the stars elected llarriet Hell, Barbara Coy, jim Davis, Hud Deshon, Bill Eiman. Pat Kennedy. l'at Freeman, john Mitchell, Betty Reynolds, and Yirginia Swisher. The past four years on stage have been successful and victorious for the stars. It is felt that the experiences leading to the climax of their performance will help them to meet the drama of their coming life. It is hoped by the stars that they have left a goal and footsteps that may easily be followed by the stars to come in future years. The able prompters who helped lead the stars to a successful performance were Miss Vera Tilson and Mr. Linus Dowell. Twelve

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HIGH RANKING STUDENTS Top: Hill lilinian, .Ioan Synion, Bruee Caldwell. Bottom: Dian I.0i'ey, David W'hite, Anita Bush. Hill Eiman is one of the friendliest boys at Central. Hill has been very dependable as a member of the Nlakitan Board, serving as Business Manager, and in the operation of the College lnformation Bureau. He was a member of the National Honor Society in his junior year and has been a faithful member of the Forum Club, as well as many other organizations at Central. A girl with a magnetic personality is joan Symon. She has proven herself ever willing to lend a helping hand and to further the high ideals of Central. ln her junior year joan was president of the ti. A. A. and chosen for membership in the National Honor Society. Also she has served capably a semester as president of the Forum Club. Bruce Caldwell has been an energetic participator in many of Central's activities. lle is an officer in the R. U. 'lf C., and has been a member of the National Honor Society and the Forum Club since his junior year. llis favorite subject is math, in which he excels. Bruce has a most interesting hobby, that of being a magician. Dian Lorey has been a busy person in her years at Central. Along with time spent in her studies she has been active in many organizations and clubs. She is presently president of the lirush and l'encil Club and a member of the National llonor Society and Forum Club. Dian has also been active in G. A. A.. and served as Assembly Chairman for the lYakitan, and Feature Editor first semester on the Outlook. David White is a likeable fellow, easy to get along with, and always dependable. lle is very co-operative and teachers have found him an apt student and one they have been glad to have in their classes. David has been an exceptional student in English and a commendable member of the Forum Club. Une of Central's most talented girls is Anita Rush. lllusically she is very versatile, having the ability to play several instruments. At the recent Maryville Music Contest, she received a rat- ing of l for the piano. Anita was chosen as a member of the National Honor Society in her junior year. Throughout her years at Central she has been very active in the Y-Teens. '1'llll'l6P!l