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

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HSS H1 741 hall, while Tloycl Mc- 1 VVatson, en lettered l Dietrich, fy. Peggy ier, drum nson, Mar- : Jarvis in ne Wills, and Don oundupf' tersociety, lamationg L Shirley s, in Ex- :ond gold iile Dick ind Rola- vas Cen- jonstitu- The officers elected to lead the class were: President . . . Bill Dietrich Aide . . . Beverly Bash Aide . . . . Diclc Kelly Aide .... Marilynn Williams ln the senior year, Hazel Jones was elected to lead the Girl Reserves and Bolo Bottenlyerg and Diclr Parsell led the Boys' Hi-Y. Don Nielson and Bob Bottenloerg were senior cheerleaders and once again drum majorettes Roslouise Yancey, Peggy Ryan. and MHFCC Rogers marched with the hand. Major Howard Shryoclc toolc command ol the Central battalion of R.O.T,C. Later in the year Major Shryoclc was promoted to Colonel, and John Egelston toolc over as Nlajfbr- Norman Wright and Dick Brown were the fW0 Presidents of the Student Council. Don Nielson and Jael: Jarvis shared the part of the Voice ol Prophesy in ltwalqe-Upl America the 1940 production of Variety Night, While TUHUY other Seniors Def- formed in it. Top ww: Dick Pmell. sauna ww: Beverly Bash. Bottom ww: Bob Bonenberg, Nlarilynn Williaiiis, Joan Lane, Nonnan Wright. Senior test scores showed Marilynn Williams high with a score ol 156 and Connie Perslcy second with 155. Spring play, this year 'Spring Fever, was April 4 and 5. .laclc Jarvis, Paul Morris, Stuart Thompson, Raymond Gordon, Lester Kessler, Don Nielson, Roslouise Yancey, Marilynn Wil- liams, Joan Lane, Darlene Swan, Shirley Wright, and Bonnie Whitaker had the leading parts. lnto the few remaining weelcs were crowded our last lntersociety, the senior ballot, the R.O.T.C. hop, and Natonal Honor Society. The memlners of the class of '41 were graduated, sad- dened loy the death of Alloert Clarlce, Jr., and missing Betty Jean Davisson, Wayne Wills, Loraine Hutchins, and Diclc Kelley who had moved out of town, and Bill Dietrich and Bula Vvilliams who, laecausc ol illness, were forced to remain out of school all year, lout very proud to have spent their four years oi' high school at Central.

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I 1 I I I 1 I l SINIUH HHIIUI 'If 1 W, ', ' if A f . - A, as. fu I j I 2 I ILSQEQI isiivuizlx BASH. Nommx wRiGiiT. M051 P0,,..i..f mi x1..,i limit, Boy NARILYNN VVILLIAMS ixIosl Arrive Girl RICHARD BROVVN, Niosl Arrive Boy HARRIETIA RIGDON. JnIIy C-wrt Girl DON NEILSON, ion, fionci Boy PAT VVEBB. Bella Brumiiiel STlIAIl'I' 'I I IONIPSON, Beau Bruiiiiiwl IOAN LANE, Bi-si Girl Simleni IIOXVARD SIIRYOCK, Bi-be Buy Sn.-li-ni ROSLOUISI-I YANCEY. Bw Girl Artur IACK IARVIF. Iii-:i Bn, .Xrlor MARY SNEARY, li'-.1 Girl Nlinirinn ine IOSEPII I3I,Al,'NY. has li.-Qi is..,r ximif. n NIARCI 'IZRIIE IlI'lN ISI-xi fIirI U l r Page io i' rl. ii !l.Ii VI I XICIJQS IIJIIXSIJN. Ili-Ni I5-iv Unillir NIXRKQII' IXVKS, IS.-Ni fiiil Xililirir IIXHIU XIIIIVXIU Iii-Nl H115 Xllil.-iv On Ix'I0ncIay. fiarth 51, the Senior Class mel in the Auditorium to vote on the Senior BaIIot. OI the Cixndiidates previousIy Chosen in the Home Rooms, one was Pierteci for each position. Beverly Bash, Charles Johnson, and Floyd NICI'Ienry haci majorities in the preiiminnry nominations, automatitaiiy piacing them. Top honors. IVIDM Pnpuiar Boy and Giri, went to Norman Wright and Beveriy Bash. FFF i-R6 rr- 492 'v .. lf., .'.2'fg-,-- if , nw , A fs: , a A ,, :' 5 YY hid-, a .G ' u ' --za fa FHS L77 2 df-1 -'jf , 49 Q U Q -fa-55? -Q Q-vw .4