Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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WE SENIOR TAYLOR, MILDRED, 2305 East 19th St. TEGELER, MARGARET, 4340 Campbell St. THOMAS, IVA, 1312 East 23rd St. TRIGG, GLADYS, 3316 Flora Ave. TROUP, JEANETTE, 414 Park Ave. VAN DEUSEN. MARGARET, 2001 East 7th St. WALKER. MAY, 715 Gladstone Bird. WELLS. KATHERINE, 4013 Baltimore Ave. WELSH. HALSEY, 1026 Norton St. WHERRITT, LOU BELLE, 1332 Monroe St. WILHITE, SHELTON, 3042 Grand Ave- WINGERT, FLORENCE, 3230 East nth St. WINSLOW. EDITH, 2905 Charlotte St. WOLFE. LILLIAN, 733 Lydia Ave. ANDERSON, HOMER. 2705 East 12th St. BARMON, HAROLD. 1610 Harrison St. BEALS, DAVID T.. 2506 Independence Ave. BELLOWS. WARREN, 1810 East 31st St. She is both reserved and witty. She was never in a hurry. Still waters run deep. Xow here, now there, now pone. She was not fond of books. A cute one. Kitidlincss is her chief virtue. And very wise was she. She has a voice like sweet music. Not one word spake she more than was needed. Well could she draw with pencil and with pen. From childhood addicted to study. She was a dreamer of dreams. An airy, fairy Lilian. The Candy Kid.” Sober he seemed and very strangely sad. He'll look young till forty. A youth, light-hearted and content. S — Continued BERGER, HOMER, 610 North 9th St., K. C., K- BLANCHARD, CLYDE I., 800 Kensington Ave. BONTECOU, RUSSELL, 1705 Jefferson St. ♦RASHER, GEORGE, 2230 Prospect Ave. BROWN, HARRY E., 3511 Michigan Ave. BROWN, ROBERT. 1625 East 36th St. BRUCKMILLER. FRED. 2029 Belleview Ave. BRYANT, VAUGHN. 3025 Flora Ave. CECIL, BYRON, 3115 Flora Ave. CHENEY. IRWIN, 1822 Summit St. CLARK, EDGAR, 3234 St. John Ave. EPSTEIN. PHILIP, 1607 Forest Ave- FARNEY, EDGAR, 2 Wabash Ave. FISHMAN, WILLIAM. 820 Penn St. FLYNN, ROSSI, 3339 Charlotte St. FRANCK. GEORGE, 3035 Flora Ave. FRIEDMAN, MOE. 1918 Montgall Ave. GAINES, MARTIN. 3209 Main St. Of (lebative mood and temper, he. He seemed busier than he was. He had a dimple when he smiled. He kept his eyes glued to his desk. A good fellow. Our sweet singer. The bronze adorned his breast. Sherlock Holmes the Second. Extremely quiet for one of his age. The law-giver. Study never claimed him for her own. A tall man, by heavens! His serious mein doth hide whatever he doth know. Full of strange ideas. His accommodations make up for his procrastinations. Xot often disturbed. 4. hearty mannered youth. The glass of fashion.

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WE SENIORS LINDSAY. WILL A, 2304 Norton St. LOGAN, LYLE. 1313 Olive St- MARTIN. EUGENIA. 1518 East 31st St. McCAHON. I ONE, 3632 Troost Avc. McGINNIS. MARY. 1220 Benton Blvd. McLEAN. HELEN. 3132 Wabash Avc. MONROE. LOTTIE. 3231 East 6th St. MONSER. MAIZIE. 2634 Agnes Avc. MOORE. HAZEL, 2424 Olive St. MURRAY. BELLE, 3117 Washington Avc. OHARA. MARA, 1825 Holly St. PEPPERS. EDITH. 54 East 32nd St. PETTI JOHN, BONITA. 1310 Tracy Ave. PHELPS. LILIAN. 730 Lydia Ave POWELL. LUCIE. 1107 East 36th St. PYE, EMMA, 5301 East 15th St. PYPES, ANNIE, 2621 East 9th St- RADFORD, BERNICE. 3421 Paseo. With silent discourse she did show attention. Those eyes of blue. A March wind. A'o one did write she knows nfit of. Fat and fair, tho’ not forty. Always talking, talking, talking. Fill wel sche sang. Of excuses all compact. A modest violet. Well could she write a story or a poem. As gay as swaying daffodils. What's in a name? A countenance filled with sunshine. Her mind full of fact. she only turned her head to listen. She has a still, small voice. There is a friendliness in her eye. An American princess. REICH ENECKER, ELIZABETH, 3227 East 10th St. Her price is far above rubies. REYNOLDS, LUCY. 3437 Michigan Ave- A gentle presence. REYNOLDS. MATTIE. 2133A Summit St. An obliging girl. ROBERTS, MAYME, 4129 Charlotte St. A “petite,” demure mamselle. RO B ERTSO N. VIRGINI A, 124 Linwood Blvd. Dignified in manner, fair in face, learned in books. ROBINSON. HELEN, She loved to defer the task. Norwood Sta. Independence. ROMM ELL, IRENE, She studied fashion’s fancies. 4409 Campbell St. RUSSELL, GRACE, 712 Prospect Avc. She never said a foolish word. SEALY, EDYTH, 2329 East 9th St. SINGLETON, ROBY. 1105 East 15th St. From her great height, she looks down upon us. A comely maid. SMITH. MARGUERITE, 3701 Baltimore Ave. A smooth and steadfast mind. SPALDING. JEANETTE, 2535 Benton Blvd- As quiet as is a mouse. STAMP. ETHYL, 22 East 32nd St. As light-hearted as a daisy. STORIE, MONTIE. 2300 Highland Avc. She was a busy little woman. STROTHER, BESSIE, 3129 Benton Blvd. She loved a controversy. SWOFFORD, ETHEL, 1840 Pendleton Ave. With dignity amazing. TALBOT. MARY. 500 Askew Ave. A stern law-giver. TAYLOR. BERNICE. 4704 Rock Hill Road. Her eyes hide when she laughs.

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WE SENIOR GASCOIGNE, HENRY, 1632 Belleview Avc. GOLDMAN, GEORGE. 1306 Garfield Avc. HALL, HOWARD, 423 Maple AvC. HARPER, FRANK, 3348 Highland Avc- HOLMES, LESTER. 1216 Prospect Ave. HOLMES, ROY, 1106 East Missouri Ave. HUCKE, CLARENCE, 1217 Armour Blvd. KANE, PEARCE, 802 West 16th St. LAUGH LIN, KENDALL, 3730 Central St. LEITCH, WILLIAM, 3312 Campbell St LOVE, HOMER, 3110 Olive St. McCurdy, george, 316 Garfield Ave. MARKEY, JOHN, 1311 West 39th St. MAYBURY, WILL, 3312 Campbell St. McCUBBIN, ROY, 1625 Jackson Ave. McMILLEN, ROBERT. 505 Brighton Ave. MEHORNAY, ROBERT, 2710 Olive St. Peaceful Henry. Whose calling was to toss the ball. A parlous boy. Please go 'way and let me sleep. His gorgeous neckties did our eyes attract. And of his portc as meke as is a mayde. He stood on one foot when reciting. A Daniel come to judgment. His reasons he spake ful sot-emnpne. A happy smile that ne’er came off 'cept when the faculty was near. He liked to lease. He overcometh difficulties. Sometimes called Jack. Hushes would come to him unawares. He had many friends among the girls. A studious lad. Popularity has not turned his head. S Continued MILLS, RAYMOND, 1106 Olive St. MITCHELL, JOSEPH, 622% Charlotte St. MONK, DUDLEY, Tishimingo, Okla. PAGE, VERNON, 4013 Campbell St. PARKER, JOHN. 3246 Highland Ave. PINKERTON, PAUL, 345 Gladstone Blvd. REDMON, JAMES, 703 East 14th St. REED, HOMER, JR., 73rd and Troost Ave. RICHARDS, HAROLD, 2310 Harrison St. SAUNDERS, PAUL, 2327 Troost Ave. SHAFER. HOWARD, 1728 McGee St. SPEAS, VICTOR, 1028 Summit St. STEIN, ARTHUR, 2019 Harrison St. STILWELL, ROY, 1017 East 16th St. THOMPSON. ELBERT, 3031 Flora Ave. WEEKS, FRED, 1527 Olive St. YOUNG, NATHAN, 1741 Jefferson St- To be learned is to be wise. .4. dark horse. His slightest gesture throics us into attention. He knew all the tailors' arts. He knew how to dodge many things. He sighed and looked. How he could lead the rooters! He. loved society. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. Never silent for five minutes. li Here today, gone tomorrow. He uses the Victor Excnsograph. A youth, jolly and witty. Let Monday be my holiday. His face is like a benediction. A conscientious student. He made excuses plausible.