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

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1 I 4 1 l 4 l 1 1 r i l l l l l l 4 ENTIDALIA Q N -+64 K+,- Rosh. umi. lihkf-NI.'xN Girls' High School Club .Jolly Illvtbti nature-d Ilike to be. With never a thought or care. I like my fun in every way, VVha'te'rr it cost me by the day. f'iR'XfX4'l'5 lii,xNAiui lf the meek inherit the world, Frances will surely be there, for she is not only shy and meek, but earnest and enthu- siastic at times. l3E'r'rx' DIANE BIIiCllELl-L Student Council: El Circulo Espanol: Girls' High School Club. She needs no tongue, For with those eyes She'll tell us all That might arise. lXi1Ll7RED BIAVRINB l5iLI,1Nr:s Aristonian Literary Society: Central Trouvere Club: Stu- dent Council: Bank Cashier: Girls' High School Club: Of- ficer Activity Group '27: Or- chestrax Like a beautiful Madonna she draws us to her by her mag- netic personality and sweet- ness of disposition. W1i.1,i.fx xi ELM ER ISL.-xx FIIARIP President Central Emerson Club: ,President Glee Club: Vice-President Le Cercle Francais: Lead Pinafore : Managing Editor Luminary: Boys' High School Club: Na'- tional Honor Society: Inter- society Representative Decla- mation '29: Band and Or- chestra. An efficient. hardworking and capable person--this tribute we pay to him. Pmiixig lioimox' Girls' High School Club. Here we have a good example of one possessed with charm portrayed by deep sincerity and a quiet attitude toward all that is refined and loving, Page Twen t y-'fvi o --3 I Q 2 9181'- f1lll.l'll'. lii.itki,rx' Just one of those quiet ilifli whose smile means more than words, while merry mischief sparkles in her eyes, and her worth is more than its weight in Cold, Xl,BlgR'l'll.X lilBIiR'l' Girls' High School Clube A mild girl with a soft voice who is seen often but seldom heard. She came here to study and thinkg she has done both and on top of it has proved herself to be a loyal Central- ite. Roiauvi' lrlitciirgilu Boys' High School Club. We hardly know what to say about him. Never blowing his own horn, he was neverthe- less a hard worker and a careful student who usually succeeded with the tasks he undertook. X HL A. lf3i,At'Kx1AN Abe might go unnoticed and unsung if it were left to him- self to circulate his praises. Fortunately his reticent ten- dencies and refreshing mod- esty have not entirely robbed him of his just laudation. oss l31.oi's'1iNi3 All the world is Rosy to people like this little maid who takes life with a laugh and a ca-refree air. and yet, heneath her frivolity lies a hit. of seriousness which we admire. Ki,XI,t'Ol,NI l,. lioitun He-re's the fellow who had the unfortunate happen to him His chemistry teacher sat down beside him the day he didn't haul his lesson. Too bad. Malcolm. we suggest that you sit in the hack of the room.

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ENTIQALIAN C -M21 Cz, 0 fuoxi Xs 5, liiqousiii, IR-ntral l 1'a'nklin Vlub: Boys' High School Club. His wavy brown hair was the enxy of all the girls, but l'l9 was too bashful to help them out. Everybody liked Curly, -- even Dot. 'xkkink Yixtiigsi' 11141 xiwlgri, VVe've often wondered why we didn't notice this fellow sooner, but we believe it is because he didn't blow his horn and attract us to him. A quiet, good-looking chap who could be quite a hit with the girls if he only would. Roiarivi' li. litkxs Boys' High School Club. This tall, wavy haired, blue- eyed ladies' man will not be forgotten by those whom he has left behind. We feel sure he will be a success at any- thing he attempts. Orin li.x'1'iii41ax'x llI'RXYIXliI,h Student Council '26, '28. Such popularity is only de- served and won by those who possess as rare a personality and charm as Vera's and mavny envy the sweet smile which she displays! uk C.xMPi2igi.i, VVe assume that Jack is a firm believer in the theory that grades eco for naught. Nevertheless, when he does set his mind on doing: something he usually succeeds in the task. Iloaoru x' R. CAN uni President Central Olympians: Basketball Team '26, '27, '28: Girls' High School Club: Stu- dent Council: Basketball Man- ager '2H: Big C : Small CH: Hockey Team '2S: All- Star Hockey Team: Volley Ball Team 27, '28: Baseball Team '27, 28: All-Star Base- ball Team '27: Swimming: Team '28: Pillow Top '2H. A sport in every line. l use Tw enty-Four 4-q MVS Mar' Ci 1929 Sl: . . . Jesse is ainothei' one of the. quiet, hard working throng sf! necessary to the life oi' a school A studious unassum- ing! person who retains all of his many friends---that's Jesse liruce. ,max lixiuox litlililzl. We understand that although this young fellow is quite ret- icent in his classrooms, just let him out on the track ani! watch him go! lilitlfilili -I .xx ig l3l,R'1'aJX' Grace was in all her stepsg heaven in her eyes: in every gesture, dignity, and love Her ways are ways of quiet- ness-quiet but convincing. ILRILOUS M, f,xI.X'rQli'1' Her shy manner and sweet disposition are the envy of many and her loving smile is the aspiration of all. She is one whom we are proud to call friend, Irgwhrl, f,.XXll'l1l'.l,l. First Team Football '25, '2E,v: Captain Second Team Foot- ball '27: First Team Basket- ball '2X, '29: Central C Club: Activity Group Officer '28: All-Star Football 'fag Senior Ballot, Best Boy Ath- letef' One can readily see that Jewell was a worthy aithlete. A ilentlernan too. lRt1lNl.X lu, Lxxiisxi President Thalian Literary Society: Student Council '29: Emerson Medal Pinner: Fea- ture liditor f'entralian '29J Senior Ballot, Jolly Good Cirl : Senior Connnittot-sg Na- tional Honor Society With manner so cunnin' With style so stunnin', No wonder she's sought t'oi, lip' Those ot' the opposite sex