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

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DON MUNRO HUNT A set of earphones over his head, a radio to tinker with, or a physics problem on acceleration, and he was hCIPPY- Kansas State will claim this member of second team football '33, and Boys' Hi. DEAN LESLIE HUTCHINSON Dean was much interested in radio. ln '32 and '33 he was a Crack Company and Platoon member: band '32, '33, '35g and Mixer Orchestra '34, '35p and R. O. T. C. '33 and '34. MARGARET MAE IENKINS Full of sunshine and cheer is the way we shall think of Margaret. She did her best with the work in Girls' Hi and also as bank cashier of her home room. CHARLES IOHNSON This president of the Trouvere Club and vice-president of the Franklin's was interested in music, having sung in the Glee Club '33, '34, '35. He was also a Student Council representative, home room reporter, and treasurer of Hi-Y. GEORGE LEWIS IOHNSON George will probably paint his way to success as an artist, art being his hobby. He held the office of treasurer of the German Club. He plans to graduate next from junior College. KENT DENNY IOHNSON Kent came to Kansas City from Smithville High and we can truly say that Smithville's loss was Central's gain. His hobby is Wood-working, and his favorite subject was physiology. KEITH IOHNSTON Having been editorial editor of Luminary, this Franklin has a head start in his future profession of journalism and printing. He was a Boys' Hi member and was one of the few who possessed a perfect attendance record. HOMER IOLLIFF Homer's favorite subject was music as he wishes to be a musician. He previously attended the Linwood School. Homer's hobby was clothes and he was a member of the Emerson Club. EDWIN IONES His main interests were drafting and electricity. Back to the Farm movement has an advocate in Ed, for he hopes to secure a position selling farm implements. BETTY IUDD As Pep Club president, Student Council vice-president, bank cashier, and Luminary staff member, Betty showed her ability. Betty was in Peter Grimm and was R. O. T. C. attendant. She was an Art Honor Society member. WILLIAM IUDD A football game without Bill? Never! This Webster and cheer leader instilled life into Central students. A Student Council member, and absorbed in journalism, he will hereafter be seen at Missouri University. WILLIAM IOSEPH KARP To the average human being, solid geometry and algebra are boresome subjects, but not to joe, for in them he saw future skyscrapers and bridges. His engineering career will be continued at junior College. PAUL KARTSONIS Such an active young man! He was president of Boys' Hip - president of Central Emerson Clubg acted in Heart Trouble and Shirt Sleeves g member of second team basketball in '33, and Luminary sports editor. HAROLD KATZ If any one knew how to keep out of the red, Harold did, because he was enrolled in bookkeeping. He supported Central's band in '33, '34, and was particularly fond of aquatic sports. IULIA KATZ This auburn-haired puella was a sincere and pleasant student. She is another swimmer -and a good one. She enjoyed shorthand the best of all her subjects. ROSE DOROTHY KATZ Rose is cut out for a position in the business world. She preferred those subjects that were commercial, and she plans to enter a business school for further stenographic work. MARTHA NELLIE KATZEFF Martha seemed to be very scientific-minded for she intends to be a specialist in some branch of science. She was an able assistant bank cashier and a member of Spanish Club. FRANK KAVORINOS Frank said, My favorite study is mathematics. Since his hobby is aeronautics, he entertains hopes of going to Annapolis after graduation. DOROTHY ELIZABETH KELLA Dorothy was on the first hockey, baseball, and basketball teams. She played soccer, volleyball, and was a Senior Life Saver. Dorothy was treasurer of Slache and a member of Olympian and Student Council. ALICE KELLER Alice played on all-star hockey, basketball, and soccer teams. She was Intramural Manager, officer of Olympians, Senior Life Saver, and possessor of a shield. She enjoyed Slache, French Club, and Student Council. ELLEN KELLOGG Ellen was an officer in the Slaches. She played on the first basketball and baseball teams and passed junior Life Saving. She served as Student Council representative, reporter, and bank cashier. ELLZABETH KEMP Elizabeth was another outstanding musician and not only participated in the orchestra, Glee Club, and Trouvereg but was pianist for Girls' I-Ii. Elizabeth was active in German, French, and Pep Clubs, and Student Council. JAMES ARTHUR KENNEDY This Central student was not lightminded'---but air-minded. In fact, so much so ,that his hobby was aeronautics and he plans to enter Boeing Air College in California. Happy landings, limmiel WAYNE FRANCIS KLLBOURNE The physical side of physics was the force motivating Wayne's liking for that subject. As motorcycles, mechanical and electrical appliances were his hobbyy it is easy to visualize him as a mechanic and electrician.

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BUFORD WALLACE GREENER Buford appeared in two of Central's productions, Shirt Sleeves and A Kiss for Cinderella and was interested vocationally in stenography. He was a Central Franklin Club member. MILDRED MARIE GRESSHAM Mildred's interest in clothing, her style and poise added much to Central's annual fashion show. She was a member of the Zoology Club, and an efficient home room president. DOROTHY GUSTAFSON Printing may seem an unusual subject for a girl and yet Dorothy preferred it above all others. She participated in the Zoology Club, the Student Council i934-35, and was home room bank cashier. WILLIAM HENRY HAILEY This loyal secretary of the Emersons was greatly interested in his hobby, the radio, and plans to major in it at Georgia Tech. He was a member of the Stamp Club and treasurer of the Hi-Y. VIRGINIA HANBACK A likeable Minerva, who was an excellent swimmer, having passed her Life Saving test, Virginia helped the Girls' Hi, Zoology Club, and Student Council. ROBERT I-IANSELL Although Bob was an ambitious youth who had his eyes set on becoming a salesman, he had time to be a member of Boys' Hi, Zoology Club, and to take part in the last Christmas play, and A Kiss for Cinderella. DELFORREST HARBAUGH The fact that this stamp collector liked commercial law and was a Student Council representative might be significant. But when he was interested in having office training for his occupation we know they are a good team. DOROTHY MAE HARRIS Oh, for another Indian head penny, sighed Dorothy, as she saved these coins. She belonged to the Trouvere and Zoology Clubs. Dorothy will enter Huff's School of Stenography. MARGUERITE HARRIS Marguerite's main interests were botany and music. She was an important and efficient member of the Trouvere Club and Central's band. Marguerite expects to attend Kansas University. MARGARET IUNE HARROW Margaret was known in the art and music centers. She sang in Central's chorus and belonged to Trouvere Club. Her favorite subject was art which she intends to make her profession. Margaret also participated in the poster contest. IEANETTE HART jeannette sang in the chorus, in a double quartet, and was a capable Trouvere president. She was interested in soccer, volleyball, basketball, and life saving. leanette was a member of the Delphian, French, and Pep Clubs, BERTHA HAZARD This president of the Olympians, played on all the basket- ball, hockey, volleyball, and soccer teams. She earned her shield and was appointed baseball manager, was a Life Saver and a Zoology Club member. ,. GORDON GRAHAM HAZELL Gordon served Central a Student COLIN lx representative of his home room, as a Webster, as a memlier jnf tile BoysjH!X and Zoo Club. This true son of Missouri is going to the State University. ' ,X IVAH LEONDA HEATH lt was while in Bogard, Misg rif Highi Sch o dt lvah won most recognition. She belonged to the Dra tic Musi u s FRANCES C. HENSCHEL Dainty Frances wi Q e an e ' ient an actfulj and was an honor student. We regret the s ess f her tim here, rt a private secretary. Her hobbies were swim in fa d in . Sjie was member of the Zoology Club. I 2 U 'A XJ, 5 t. 4, x Q LEO P. HERMAN The study of the physical side Xf llije attracte ' Leo fof e was interested in physiology and belonged to Zoo xgy Club. U-Ks a eball player he was hard to beat. -I 'l ,Nat V' STANLEY SAUL HERZMARK This smiling senior wds I , memb of the Zoology Club for three straight years. He ranked physics and h's ry ab' ' all his studies at Central. He plans to enter junior College. IACQUELINE HICKS lackie's record of perfect attendance s one of ch to be mighty proud. She was interested in many clubs, m i the De fans. She also belonged to Zoology, Pep, and French Clubs. A F -Ju l Y X xjxf 'v the ether, known as radio ,and the allied science of televisio ,cal d is Zoology Club member. He was an Emerson and he played se fT'd-t am basketball and football. LOIS HILL All through her school life this blonde Delphian has been a sincere and friendly girl. She took her studies and work in Zoology, Pep, and French Clubs seriously and was an indispensable member. - Y .1 GEORGE M. HIGDON The fascinating science of transmittin ggoundg tiqulgh 36 gh MARGIE HILL Margie's personality won many friends and honorsg she wa president, Intersociety representative, standard bearer, and Declamation repre- ' sentative for Thalians, She played in Shirt Sleeves, and belonged to Pep, Botany, French, and Girls' Hi Clubs. RUTH A. HILLEN This pleasant girl was in the German Club, and in Girls' Hi in '32, Ruth won second place in the Home Room Reporter Contest. HELEN M. HOPKINS The Thalians, Zoology Club, and Girls' Hi were happy to count her among their fellow members. Helen is going to a business college where she will study that subject which she liked best, shorthand. FRIDOLYN HOYER This mathematical wizard was very familiar with all fire arms. He was on Central's rifle team two years. He will make bio-chemistry his vocation. pm A i o LQ.. ' ' Us

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EVA MAE KING This ambitious girl was interested in all sciences and intends to be a doctor. She faithfully served as Student Council representative. Eva found delight in her scrapbook and the many snapshots she collected. ROBERT CHARLES KING This senior plans a musical career. He eats, sleeps, and lives music: his favorite subject is harmony. He was active in the Trouvere Club and band. He was also a Central Emerson Club member. CARL ALFRED KINNEY Here is a student who likes to get to the inside of things. This can be explained when we learn that taxidermy is his hobby. He also liked shorthand. HELEN KLEIN Helen must have attended many high schools in other cities and finally decided to give Central a break. She was interested in dress- making, and is ambitious to succeed in the business of dress-making. ELMER KNEEDLER Elmer must have a nose for news for he plans to work on The Star. His favorite subject seems to be psychology. He might be a mind reader, for saving Exploring Your Mind is his hobby. DANIEL KNIPMEYER, IR. Dan showed his versatility in guilt making for the Mexican Mission. He was a member of the Boys' Hi. His main interest was in science, especially chemistry in which he is going to major at college. MORTON KURTZ We are confident that Morton will be a splendid journalist, if he keeps up his present fine work. Luminary work was his mainstay during school hours. He plans to enter the University of Kansas City. VERNA LAWSON A Minerva, who preferred woodshop, served her home room in Student Council and as bank cashier. This well-liked girl belonged to Zoology and Pep Clubs. MARGARET LEE Our Best Girl Student is one who maintained an excep- tionally high average. Still she was able to be Minerva president, Franklin medal pinner, assistant managing editor of Luminary, winner of bronze medal for extemp, Student Council officer, and a Pep Club member. ROBERT LEGG Bob's favorite subject was physics. He was a member of the Zoology Club, and his hobby was model making. He plans to take an aero- nautical engineering course. PAULINE LEIBENGOOD A true Belle Brummel and a pretty Minerva, that was Pauline. She became popular through her work in Pep Club, Girls' Hi, and Student Council. As president of the Zoology Club and home room bank cashier she served Central. CONSTANCE LEVICH As an important character in Shirt Sleeves, Things That Count and A Kiss for Cinderella, this Minerva distinguished herself as a real actress. Connie was a credit to Girls' Hi, Zoology and Pep Clubs, and was on the Luminary staff. MARVIN LEVINE During his three years at Central, Marvin's chief interest was music. He played in band '32, '33, '34, '35g was in the orchestra '34, '357 and Trouvere Club '34, '35, STANLEY B. LEVINE Wanna buy a Luminary, asks Stanley who was assistant business manager of the school paper. He was bank cashier '33, '34, '35g Spanish Club '347 Student Council '35g Zoology Club '35g and Track '35. BECKY LEVINSON Becky was an athletic lass. She received honors in basketball, baseball, and hockey. She planned to go to college and prepare for the vocation of athletic directing. ROBERT EDWARD LEWIS Bob was especially known for his work on the Boys' Hi Cabinet. Interested in mathematics, he was a Science Club member, a critic of the Central Webster Club, and president of the French Club. NATHAN ALEXANDER LICHTOR Alex was a fiddler in Central's orchestra. He had the part of the golf pro in Central's play Heart Trouble. He was a member of the Zoology Club. HOMER IEWELL LIGGETT lewell was a sergeant in R. O. T. C., a member of Crack Company in '33, and his favorite studies were physics and Spanish. , EUGENE LIPSKY This tall member of Central's Cracked Squad can drill much better than his role portrayed. Eugene was a member of the Crack Platoon and the Zoology Club. GEORGE LISTON Georges favorite subject was mathematics but he was also very much interested in band. He was a true Centralite by having a cheery disposition and making for himself many friends. MYER LITWACK We surmise that Myer will keep the books of some large company some day, for his ambition is to become a bookkeeper of note. He finds great enjoyment in the Chemistry laboratory and in sketching. GLADYS LOMAN Horses, horses, crazy over horses, we say of Gladys for horses were her hobby. She intended to make music her life's work. Gladys was an earnest worker for Delphi and El Circulo Espanol. IACK I. LOUIS lce skating was this Franklin secretary's fondest amusement. To learn the details of generators, motors, dynamos is the program lack will tackle at lunior College in his successful climb in electrical engineering. IDA ROSE LUKE Ida prepared for Teachers' College. Her main interests were French and dancing. She belonged to the French Club.