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

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off The Ceuta' JACK DAILEY Peppy Jack Dailey was a Franklin true, An outstanding son of the white and blue, Central Franklin Clulvg Circulaf tion Manager Luminaryg Alter- nate Cheer Leader '32, Boys' 'Q Secretary Boys' Pep Cluh '3-g Drama Club '31, MINNIE DALEO A sterling character. a sweet, pure soul, To be a violinist is her goal. Orchestra '32f'33f'34L Society of Literature and History, Trouyere Clulwg Zoology Club, BETTY ANN DARLEY Sparkling brown eyes, a merry smile, Talented also, a pal that's worthwhile, Zoology Club, Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall g Lucky Break. DOROTHH' DAVIS A loyal athlete, to her friends the same, Her many merits won her worthy fame. Olympian Clubg Hockey '32, Basketball '32, Lifesaving '32, ROSEMARY DAWES Rosemary has large eyes of deep brown, Her smiles make us forget to frown. Zoology Club '33 34. ROSEMARY DELAP Small of statureg but mighty were her deeds, Her personality always exceeds. Aristonian Literary Societyg Olympian Clulv. HELEN DI1SvAUx This lass' sweet smile and way, we all know, Was as bright as rhe sim's lzght on the snow. Riding Cluh. JAMES DIEMER He knows his that assent. And around he the ge JOHN DIETRICH John is a very Kind, Boys HI 34g Central We dent Council '33, Home Room R MARY DIVERS Quiet, dignified and rather reserved, Her popularity is well deserved, Trouvre Club '32f'33g Vocal Cont WILLIS DODSON, JR. A loyal supporter of Central High, A very fine lad, who always did try. HN DOLAN A character one always admires, A friend, the type one always desires Zo ogy '33 34. u-lift., J 7224155 9 s lf1ff'Lf sf - MILLARD not so all, ' Cou -3 Cradk tenant R. O. T. C. hster Clubg eporter '33. ALTHEA Donn Sophistication is in thxs gay lass, A very fair maiden of this year's class. Girls' High School Club '33 34. est '31, FRANCES DOUGI-IERTY Frances is petite and quite attractive, In most school clubs she was 1-ery active. Minerva Literary Societyg Zoology Clubg Girls' Hi. HARRIETT DUNMIRE She has abzllty, a golden heart, ln most activities she took a part. Aristonian Literary Societyg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Bank Cashier '34g Girls' Hi, Intersociety Representative '32 33g Bronze Medal in Extemp. '32. ee url graduates ol the '7Os wore their First long dresses with trains 7.Af l'd the customary costume for graduation. of l29l o 1 WWW

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X X The Cerzlrtzlian 1934 f N x S WW 7 WY.: 2 ,YWW MAXINE CRAGGETT Full of life, bright and gay, With a smile that goes a long way. Delphiam Literary Societyg Zoology Cluh '33' '32 RALPH CROOKS Here's one who's a more studiaus lad, But the happy kind that makes us glad, WILLIAM CUMMER Bill's cheery smile and gay winning ways Have brightened many a classmates days. Secretary Central Webster Cluhg Boys' Hi Boys' Pep Clulng Luminnry Stiiifg Band '32 Central Trouvere Cluh, El Circulo Espanol. FRANCES CURRY One of our prominent girl athletes. With a record thatls hard to beat. Basketball '32-'33g Bzlselmll '31 32f'33g Hockey '31 32f'33g Soccer '3Ig AllfStnr Biiskcthzill '32 All'Stau' Hockey l33g Mzlnaxger BllSBl'3illl '33 VicefPrcsident Olympian Club. KATHERINE COUNTRYMAN CZEQGRL MARY CHAPELLE A bubbling fountain, a peck of fun, The plays and the stage she'll never shun. Club, ROBERT CHURCH A loyalfriend and good scouter, toog Always faithful to the white and blue. Boys' Hi. HELEN CLARK , - Z A ioxce as sw et as the morning lark, A friendly mile, tl1at's Helen Clark. Loomis CLEVENGER Quiet, retiring. conscientious, intent, His time at Central has been well spent. MLNA LoU CLIFTON To know her is good luck, For she's full of pluck. ANITA CLUTCH A sweet, serious little maid, dent Council '30-'31-'3Zg Girls Hi. gm D COLM rien to all, hostile to nonef d wit 't all he's lots offun. ,jg Studious and neat, she's well kno , ' Always with a friend-never alone. 're5.wN py he and quite care free Hockey v'31f 32 33g Volleylwullg o r '3 , mmy- - - pieasantko Egg. Bl'Sel 'll 32' 33' e Webs Clubg Boys' Hig 'ink ier MARGARET AURILLA Cox A conscientious worker in her class, Accomplishing problems was her task. 2, ' K ' Q! will 2 WILDA Cox , Alttl 'l, 'ch , , ' , Days .fi2'fhffll2ffJf'iiffif,1'f 1 4. Q A ' Zoology Club. ' uf' Exif - . f' JAMES COY nl xl 5, ix We know him by his dimpled Chin, 21 - 1,3 A booming hello and a ready grin. v I, g A Lucky Brezikng AAM2lfth2l By the Dny : Q. S , 'vffiiggs ghzitCCogint g Zoology gluhg Cen' gig 93,51 , , ta 1 ' a : I t ' i t 'r ntu jf' .',,f' new ' :Ee 'gin in u n ersoc e y ep ese , I f f ln October, 1933, Richard Schmidt, a former Central student, was e tecl secre y , ol the National Junior Philatelic Society. kbp , if rw F281 2 , K4 6 E N L, Shirt Sleevesng Girls' Hig Things That Count g Zoology Wle hope her smile will never farle. Delphian Literary Societyg Stu-

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' R s e entralian 1934 Q .fi OLETA GAMBLE Her talents are many, her friends more yet, Herels one pretty Miss welll never forget JOHN GARDNER Lau h awa sorrow lau h away care e y . e , , H l'm out for a good time, come if you dare. NnnfCommissiOned Olficer '3-4. RUTH GARDNER So facetious, ever calm and cool, A girl who is adored by all the school. Student Council '31f'32. VIRGINIA GARDNER Very vivacious is this brunette, Who captivated hearts of all she met. Zoology Clubg Girls' Hi. HELEN FLOYD A cheery smile for all she knew, Loyal and steadfast through and through. ORREN FLOYD A 'ljolly good boyl' wzth rnany a friend, We will miss him when the yearls at end. Zoology Clubg Second Team Football '32. VIRGINIA FRAZER Virgzma was a mighty friendly lass, It seemed as though a sunbeam had just passed. President Society of Literature and History Girls' H13 Zoology Clubg Girls' Pep Club? Hiking Clubg Luminary Staff Typist. DORIS FRIEDLANDER Here is Doris, with a black little curl, And a shy smile on a cute little girl. Soccer '32 33g Volleyball '31-'32f'33. MARY ELLEN DUVALL Toward success she will ever Ste-ff, Never lets anythmg interfere. Zoology Clubg Bank Cashierg Soccer '32. LILLIAN EDDINS The sunny skies are in her eyes of blue, Her charming smile made friends true. Aristonian Literary Societyg Le Ccrcle Francaisg Girls' Hi. JOHN EDELMAN Quite a man they tell us. Why not? He'sl handsome, brillrantg rates a ot. Managing Editor Luminaryg Cen- tral Franklin Clubg Boys' Hig Pipe the Kingug Shirt Sleevesug Boys' Pep Clubg Representative Kansas Press Conferenceg Perfect Attenclanceg Assistant Ad Man- ager Centraliang Stamp Club. GEORGE ELLSWORTH George dwells on art and literature, His ambition is success In architecture. JAMES EMERY Of him we are 'most justly proud, Rated high by the rest ofthe crowd. DONALD ENGLISH A quiet and reserved boy, To be his friend was quite a joy. ANNA FINCH A loyal frzend with lots of quiet reserve, The best of happiness she will deserve. MAXINE FISOHER Good-natured, friendly, happy-go' l'1Clo', Eager to aid, able, and pluclry, President Thalian Literary So' cietyg Intersociety Representa- tiveg Girls' Hig VicefPresident El Circulo Espanol. SE' iii 15 'gk 35454 P 11'-293.2 ' ' R th T' I in Class ol 1925 ranked second in a State intelligence test and won a scholarship u Ins ey, , to Leland Stanford University, in which school she is now Assistant Professor ol Psychology. l30l