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

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Junior Officers . . . Second Band . . . Slurienl Council calainel . . . Slucly Hall. Ho Hum . . . A Lesson in Physics. Diary Marie Burrouglls Anna Louise Comlns Harold R. DuGay Bellie Helen lrwin Bemani Jairolxe. Jr. Raymond Lfverne May Elie Nlenclelsolin Marie lvlaclolene Moore Jolm Blaine Noggle Theresa Ann Ralxner Mariella Sarazan .lark J. Scliull Anita B. Springer Evelyn Louise Taylor Virginia Marie Van VVinlcle Vvaller Vvliisman Zelon Hougli Xvlzile Seniors Alexander, Harry, rlr. Bosliell, Henry Ellioll Braclley, Gnylorcl Bulorcl, Clrarles Capps, Beryl Franlilin Colien, Siclney Leonnrcl Cousins, .loseplwine Cmwlorcl. Nlaxine Rulli Dill. Ellen Arlene Dloogoll, Henry Ferrara, Aniliony Foreman, Tlieoclore Paul Gnrrell. Rnlpli E. Gianaculias, Argiro Glnvas. Gus Nut Appearing ln Panels Greenwell, .loscpli G. Hanclr, Belly Harris, Doris lvlac Jones, Vvilliam l... .lr. Koier. Vvillinm Arllulr Kolb. Dolores Jeane Kumsli, Eugene lx'ICKnlghl, Peler lxlarino, Angelina lvlelslnulu, Belly Alice Olilliouse. Laurella Jeanne Pnrmenler. Clmrles Guy Phillips, Dorolliy Pumilia, Carl Regan. Allan P. Ramsey. Bill Ravis. George Rolalzins. Vincenl Roller. Lavonrla Snnclerson, Judson, Jr. Snnclerson. Kenyon Bryce Sego, lvlnrinn Elaine Slierman. Xvilliam Mellon Slnrlc, Lida Sloan Sulclille, Alice Virginia Tull, Riclmrcl Leroy Xvalsli, Rolaerl D., Jr. Vvells, Vvilliam H. L. XVl1eeler, lvlargarel Jael: lson, , --.,, Lf? . 1' . dw ,M We . .7-jg LLJILF.. li. I ,J LJ-'V 1 l , in J Qyvuf f- yu , L. E u Pop lor safely . . . Vvilson over lime lop . . . Silllouelleri in ll-me MHICII Liglrl . . . Ready. Set, BANG! . . . Engine- room lmulxlc. Page 26 ' ,fa , l i I' s f V

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In -Emory nnette Header Iune 2, 1921 it is unfortunately too often true that one among us must he taken away before we can fully appreciate his virtues. Thus, when Annette ciieci, her friends came to reaiize one thing-that in her quiet, unobtrusive way, she had carveci forherseii at Centrai a niche never to he refiiieci. Her talent in many of the finer arts motivateci her with the highest of ambitions. Acimireci for her ability, loved for her sincerity of heart, Annette marie wide friendships. as her many scholastic honors attest. - April 7, 1938 Death came to her in the spring of a life com- pieteiy unhiemished hy a selfish thought. That sense of loyalty and cievotion to her companions which guided her every action macie her indeed a frienci to he revered. Her life was both full and happy, hut she gave as much as she received. For the richness of her character and the generous quality of her service, her memory will he forever green in the hearts of all who knew her. Page 27 ,.....A..g....11..x3r.