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

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TOf ROW C Atterbury, J. Milum, Miss McLoughlin. KOW 2 N Kent, J. Martin, S. Youkovich. ROW 2: J. Harter G Fronos, D. Dovis BOTTOM ROW S. Benson, L Gto . E Finney Others Not in Picture: Y. Carter, J 1 G cQQ. M Gosney, B Hudson, J. Gulick. Aquiliferi Aquiliferi means eagle bearer, a fitting name for the Latin Club in a school whose symbol is the eagle. In Roman times, the aquiliferi were standard bearers who led the Roman army into battle. Instead of a flag, they each carried a pole with a golden eagle on the top As they upheld Rome's eagle, or standard, Central's Aquiliferi aim to uphold the standards of Central. This club is a chapter of the Junior Classical League, a national organization of over 63,000 members interested in the language, literature, and arts of Greece and Rome Attendance at J.C.L. conventions provides the climax in the year's activities. The regular club programs offer an opportunity for more Latin plays, games, songs, mythology, and historical background than class time will permit. TOP ROW: T. Howkins, T. Corver, R. Barger, P. Silvers, H. Wilson, P. Brown. ROW 9: D. Ziegler, G. McKown, J. Morkle, B. Hudson, S. Thomas. ROW 8: K. Snow, G. Wilson, G. Mason, H. Lindsey, J. Jenkins, J. Boothe. ROW 7: C. Buchonan, L. Comer, L. Gregg, C. Shepard, R. Sonders, D. Greene. ROW 6: H Horrison, M. Letcher, A. Burns, S. Doughty, W. Allen, E. Wade. ROW 5: J. Carter, A. Jordan. J. Kriegbaum, P. Pet-tiford, C. Meyer, J. Moore. ROW 4: R. Miles, M. Gosney, B Kirtley, W. Beatty, M. Hutchison, Y. Co er. ROW 3: J. Martin, M. Rice, M. Gloss, D. Toylor, L. Norlond, V. Monroe. ROW 2: E. Finney, D. Dovis, N. Kent, S. Youkovich, L. Graf, G. Frances. BOTTOM ROW: J. Horter, C. Atterbury, J. Milum, S. Benson. 29

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Engineers Club BOTTOM ROW: Jonet Sturgess, Barbara Butcher. TOP ROW: Russell McManigal, David Kniffin, John McDonald, John Hunkeler. The purpose of the Engineers Club is to give practice in reports and experimentation in Engineering projects Any student in the higher classes of science or mathematics is eligible for membership The club meets every two weeks in Room 21 1 and has a membership of thirty-one. The programs were all interesting and informative A speaker and movie on the Solar Battery was the program for cne meeting. Engineering as o Career was the topic of onother of the guest speakers. ROW I: D. Kmffin, C. Shepard, J. Boothe, B. Butcher. J. Sturgess, H Harrison. B. Richardson. ROW 2 D. Bowie. L. Galbeorth, H. Teague, J. Hunkeler. R. Sanders. R. McManigal, A Kellner. ROW 3: O. Krueger, K. Woods. P. Silvers. E. Swartz. 0. Scrivener. S. Rosenblum, W. Williams. ROW 4 C. Freeman. B. Schwortz. G. Orrison. J. Barwise, G. McCright, W. Gregg, H. Wilson. 28

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The Central C Club is composed of boys who have earned and been awarded letters in varsity sports and hove maintained certain standards in scholarship, citizenship, and sportmanship. The boys in the C Club learn to put the honor of their school and team ahead of personal honor. They learn the true meaning of real sportsmanship. People look up to C Club boys because they represent the true Central spirit, and are an important part in the promotion of brotherhood among Centralites Under the sponsorship of Mr Harry Slaymaker and President Eldon Hedges, the C Club carried out its main task of supplementing the athletic fund so as to insure future Central athletes the privilege of participating in Interscholastic athletics. This is an important part of every boy's ambition. Upon entering the club, boys must take an oath and swear to uphold the name of Central no matter what the cost. BOTTOM ROW. D. Wiliioms, E. Hodges, P. Peterson, A. Howkins. ROW 2: L. Coldwell, R. Gargotta, G. Gow, M. Walker ROW 3: R. Hole, W. Chapman, E. Evons, J. Richer-son. ROW 4: E. Reasoner, G. Rice, B. Ainsworth, R. Rutherford. ROW 5: R. Allen, R French, G. Jockson, R Wilson. ROW 6. R Nelson, R. Anderson, E. Casteel, B. Fowler. ROW 7: Mr. Slaymoker, H. Wilson, D Hudson, E. Schwindt. 30 t