Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1930 volume:

YG IQAIQDU ' ' x 4 l 4 1 4 1 1 E i I . if ,+L XVARREN SARFF Fa'i1'01'-in -Cbivf CHARLOTTI5 POPP BllSflll'XS Nftllltlygfl' ffffyglmljlhy 4 !'f'i1,'ffff4q 7 L HIBIIQH Iixwl-il. KI1sMvlIiIXX l'RIX'lLIXfi .xxlw XXI-Q'lII QfHl,l.IXiis S'13x'1nw1-'lax' Cu, The Vicrtcomry Giralrdcorft Prmfblzishfedl by the SE-NIIOR CLASS .Uf Central High Sczhocwll H Cape Girardeau, Missouri Mane, 11930 Vfollruzmr Tquuaellqve FOREWORD ITHOUT a doubt there is no force that arouses school spirit and Whole hearted enthusiasm among students, or more closely binds a school together, than good athletics. Be- cause of our excellent football record and our achievements made in all activities, the school year of nineteen hundred twenty-nine and thirty will always be remembered as Centralis VICTORY YEAR. Witli that thought in mind this Victory Girardot is published with the sincere wish that it will prove si lasting remem- brance of the glorious year of 1929-1930. I Nj! . ' .6 ' , if .ffi f fs WZ f c f f , , A ff , X f 'i - , f?0 ' 1' I 29111,-+ If ff 's f f 4 e l I I DEDIICATHON 561 T matters not whether you Win or lose, but how you play the game. With this slogan in mind, we dedicate the Victory Girardot to our principal, Mr. Louis J. Schultz. His tireless ef- forts in the promotion of clean athletics in Central High School, and his loyalty and faithfulness to us in all our endeavors has been greatly appreciated by the students of Central High School. 'T l 1 l w l HA S n CJRIIER CDE BOOKS AIIMINISTRATIUN CIJASSES ATI-IIJETICS ORGANIZATION S ACTIVIT IES EEATIIIIES ADMINISTRATION VICTO DY GI IQAIQDCT J. A. WHITEFGRD, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Supe1fi11f011de111f of Schools MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD Albert Spradling, President ------- Term expires 1932 Mrs. Julia S. Vandivort, Vice-President - - Term expires 1932 Ernest Miller, Treasurer ---- - Term expires 1933 B. Hugh Smith - - - Term expires 1933 Mrs. Warreli Mabrey - - - Term expires 1931 W. J. Kies ---- - Term expires 1931 Elizabeth Wnltlier, Secretary - - Elected yearly 1930 -3.. VICTU DY GI IQAIQDDT L. J. SCHULTZ, B. S. in Ed. State Teachers College Graduate Study, University 'of Iowaffu Principalwf' X '4 ff X - ' .1 My ff i'1ifc, if ' , ff. A f,LUeAfEVSE!TT LE-NA T f. S. in 1 Mx Eff SSiSfdl7f Prim' y of AR . RE , B. r g - HAMAN A Art A-.-TK.-A ..,., 1, H-I 1d0 :i , V .1-. v B ,fax I ELEN V. TLE,J,Asf .1 M A M ern 'Mory .XIII lfxf . J ' f. H 5 1 ' 4 ,ffl f?N,,A-4 JE N ZIMMERMAN1'g k ff If 4 . f , H't07'y X ff . ff L',f'fl J, X. Xfi 1 Vx X 1 'J . af' B' P X dxf, If X Ajflyf 7. ,, y f 1 Ziff f pf, A A,,f-'1VfARGARET IQIESSKAMP, A. B. ' X . . A A' Socml Sciences J A MAUD JANE MYERS, B. S. in Ed. Commercial Geography and History ANNA R. NIERMANN, B. S. in Ed. English CLARA E. KRUEGER, B. S. in Ed. Universitv of Missouri Latin' I E ' ff M N L. R T Manzml T lli71iI7g V'V -7 W. EUGENE SMITH AVA Manual Training WEL wdcffmuff mfwm Wwfhnikmff 1 3 1930 I ..9.. I F f 4. VICTCIQY EI IQAIQDUT FERN GARRISON, B. S. MllfhL'lIZclflL'S and Hygiene NORMAN B. PROFEER, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Mathematics CORNELIA GOCKEL, B. S. in Ed. Comiuerciizl Subjects CLARA L. HOFFMAN, B. S. in Ed. Graduate Study, Harvard University. Commercial Subjects NAOMI POTT, B. S. in Ed. History and Government CHARLES E. BESS, B. S. in E . E71gliS 8 L. MUEGGE, B. S. in Ed. Hygiene, Physical Ed. and Coaching JESSIE L. HUTSON Physical Ed. and Hygiene C. KENNETH COLLINGS, B. S. in Ed. Biology ALEBERT J. WEIS, A. B. Physics and Chemistry MYRTLE ANN EAGIQE, R. N. School N urse HELEN KETTERER ,fC fd77t4 1930 -10.- 1 is H VI TUIQY IIQAIQDCJJPI MQ' 1 74 in Ed. F S W a C -' : A-CLAJCJ a! - ' QA-Lx LJ -M i ELOISE MCLAIN, B. S. in Ed. English RHODA J. CONRAD, A. B., B. S. English W. A. BUCKNER, A. B. Central College. Chemistry, General Science LOUIS WILCOX, A. C. M. Music ROSE B. GORDON Assistant Lib1'iz1'ian ELIZABETH WALTHER SULJJ' to Board of Ednfation IDA M. WARNER, B. S. in H. Ec. H onie EC0110'l7'l4C'S WW' and Snpt. MWWMOKPC Yriyilg AD' Mn FACULTY MEMBERS WHOSE xp PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR ,YK MRS. MAUDE THOMPSON BOHNSACK, If- B. S. in Ed. u H 01710 Economics W CHARLES DIEHR, A. B. ,Xp WN Central Wesleyan. Sborthaml, Typewritiiig, Bookkeeping NORMA REGENHARDT Librarian and Study H all FRIEDA V. RIECK Director of Music 1930 Qfl QfQ.q-.4141 G 309' VICTCIQY GIIQAIQDDT Student Couneiill The Student Council was adopted and organized by the student body Of Central High School in January, 1929. The purpose of the organization is: to provide a means for student cooperation in school governmentg to develop good citizenshipg to stimulate student activityg and to promote the general Welfare of Central High School. The council Works in cooperation with the student by means of various committees appointed by the president. A num- ber of projects were sponsored and carried out by the council this year. The organization has indeed been of service to the school. First Semester Charles Downing Mary Alexander Louis VVeiss Ruby Nieineier Bud Black Mildred Cook LJFIPICERS Second Semester President Charles Downing First Vive-President Bernard Kramer Second Vice-President Louis VVeiss Secretary Charlotte Popp 'Treasurer Mary Alexander Reporter Ellen Campbell COUNCIL REPRESEN'l'A'l'lVES FROM HOME ROOMS -X Alexander, Mary lilark, VValter liohle, Pauline liorehelt, Ben lloutin, Wlinslow Campbell, Ellen Crabtree, Bill Ileevers, Ted lirvin, Hazel Fitch, Ruth Hedden, liclna Kramer, lillfl Mahrey, Mary Martin, Zelda Niemeier, R uby Oliver, lion Oliver, Allen Owen, Franklin Piatt, john Popp, Charlotte Proffer, WVoodrow Roth, Dorothy Sarff, Warren Smith, lone af , Trovillion, Geneva Walker, Ernie VVaters, Dick VVatkins, Harry XVeiss, Louis Vl'eltch, Louise NYelman, Madeline ,A 1. l 1930 gl Ol, DGWNS ruN UVLAY Fri' 1 W sa' JIVWM lid! MIMMM llWfl X 7!V,:2'Q NX . I A A ,P , 'l ' 1 4 1 .5 Q3 .X . S I . J' 2 XXX g ' -X, N S S ' Q - . L W . S'-PN A ? , , gg N Ink, ...,,,,, A' xx ' -4- .7 T 6 N- Q-x .. N com S 7 f 'gf A' ff' 'X ff Z 44 CLASSES V l VICTCIQY GI IQAIQIDOT Senior Class OFFICERS, CLASS OF JANUARY, 1930 President ------- Earl Leslie Vice-President - - Ernest Walkelr Secretary-Treasurer - Mabel Sliearrer Reporter - - Mildred Welman OFFICERS, CLASS OF JUNE, 1930 President ------- Walter Black Vice-President - - James King Secretary - - -- Pearl Gaither Treasurer - Joe Davis 1930 ...14- S t v. , I A t 1 f ABERNATHY, CHARLES - June '30 Charley, my bay. Track '26, '27, '29, '30, Football '26, '28, '30, Basketball '26, Agriculture Club '26, Hi-Y Club '29, '30, C Club '29, Glce Club '29, '30, Military Club '30. ADAMS, RUTH - June 30 Wonder why the flaw? gal red hair? Orchestra '27, Junior Dramatic Club '27, Art Club '28, Needle Art '27, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Tiger Staff '29, '30, Glee Club '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Le Circle Le Brun '29, Musical Comedy '29. ALEXANDER, MARY - june '30 Student Council '28, '29, '30, CV.-Pres. '29, Treasf 30J, Girl Reserves '28, Red Dagger '29, '30, Jr. Dramaticlflub -- '26, '27, '28, Basketball '27, '28, '29,, '30, tCapt. '29J, ,f Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, Tennis Club,'27,.'28, '29, 'SM Orange-Aids '27, Peppers '27, T28, 'Iiigeratlvs '29, '30, Yell Leader '28, '29, '30, Musical Comedy '27, '28, '29, Glee Club '27, '28,-Pep. 'Playday Contest '29, Girardot Staff '30,,,Track '27,-'28, '29, Honor Society '29, '30, Author's' Club '26, '27, Nature Study '27, J ARNQLDI, LoU1s.- june' 30 2 Hr one lmao-sleianf' f, I Grirardot Staff '30, .Tigef-'StaFf' 1295,-' , Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Orchestra 126, '27, '28 'Q9f '30, Red Dagger '29, '-3.0, Debate Squad '28f'St15'lent Council '28, Hi-Y, Senior Play,-Musical 'Comedy 28, '29, Electrical Egnineers '27,' '28,,,Ma,tl'l. Club '28,.'29, String Quartet '28, Senior BAUQR, ,R?EERT - June '30 B8ZiE'Zl!.S' in taking it easy. Iilccfrical-25 ience Club '28: Latin Club '28, Tennis Club .'28, ,Indian Club '29,'Chemistry Club '29, Musical Comedy '29, ,'Pt'avel Clulj 930, Band, Kodak Club. ,f 7 BLACK, WALTER - June 30 Hflfzalher of flze Black family. Foothill 26. '28. '29, Hi-Y '27. '28: Musical Comedy '26, '?8.,f'-9, G'ee Club '28, '29, C Club '28, '29, Selling QBOHLE, LYDIA - June '30 The naly litlle bowl ia schnolf' Girl Reserves, Home Ec. Club, Crossword Puzzle Club. t BOYER, MARY LOUISE - january '30 Jr. Dramatic Club '25, '26, Glee Club '26, '27, Nature Study '26, Tiger Staff '26, '27, Girl Reserves '27 ,'28, '29, BRASE, EDNA - January '30 .liz Dramatic Club '27, '28, Library Club '28, '29, '3'l, Nature Study '29, Tennis '27 .'28: Home Fc. '27, Girl Reserves '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Tigcretles '29. '30, Latin Club '28, Kodak Club '30, Musical Coin- BRENNECKE, BUD - January '30 Our ezwzifzg drag store Jody ierker. Jr, Dramatic Club '25, Izaak Walton '26, '27, '28, Boy's Athletic Club '27, '28, Track '29, Hi-Y '29, Nature Study Club '27, C Club '29 , Football '29, Automotive Club '27, BRUNKE, MARIE - January '31 Always willing in help. Teachers Club '27, '28, Nature Study '27, Athletic Club '28 BUCY, AUDREY - January '31 There was a little girl, and sae had a lillle VICTD DY EI ICQAIQDDT 1 Nurse's Club '27, '28, Nature Study '28, Girl's Athletic Club '28, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Kodak Club '30, Library Club '29, Tigerettes '30. 1930 i -1S- VICTDIQY GIIQADDDT BUERKLE, JOHN - june '30 Little, but you :ure know he's Mere. Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Indian Club '29, Central Service Club '28, Tennis Club '29, '30, Band '27, '28, '29, '30, Orchestra '28, CARPENTER, Avis - january '30 Uf277Z77Zjl'.Y A7Ji.r. Nature Study Club '26, Nurses Club '26, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Kodak Club '28, Pep Club '27, Tigerettes '29, Glee Club '28, '29. CARUTHERS, CLARK - January '30 An up and coming mechanic. Track '29, Male Quartette '28, '29, Indian Club '27, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, Hi-Y '28, '29, Tiger Staff '27, '28, '29, Red Dagger '28, '29, Student Council '29, Head Hunters '26, '27, Electrical Engineers '26, Automotive Club '27, Tennis '29, Peppers '27, '28, Musical Comedy '26, '27, '28, Red Dagger Play '29, Band '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Orchestra '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, CHAMBERS, FRANK - January '31 Ye answer to ye maydenlv prayer. Hi-Y '28, '29, '30, Tennis Club '29, Band '28, '29, Or- chestra '29, Boys' Glee Club '29, '30. CHOSTNER, CECILE - June '30 Relive it of noi. Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Peppers '27, '28, '29, Na- ture Study '28, Kodak Club '28, '29, '30, Art Club '28, Kranklin '28, Glee Club '28, '29, Musical Comedy '26, '27, '28, '29, '30, Tigerettes '29. CLIFTON, IVAL - June '30 She spnrlr some speed on zz Zypewrilerf' Volley Ball '28, Girl Reserves '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Girardot Staff '30, District Typewriting Contest, lst place '29, Mo. State Typist Association Contest Team, 3rd place '29, Mo. U. Typewriting Contest, 5th, '29, State Accuracy Champion Typist, '29, COLE, VERNA MAY - january '31 How .vile lowes in .vl1mfy. S. A. S. '27, '28, Junior Girl Reserves '28, '29, Senior Girl Reserves '29, '30, Teachers Club '27, '28, Mathematics Club '28, '29, Tigerettes '30. COLE, VIRGINIA - January '30 Knee J ! lolta Zee. Junior Dramatic Club '25, '26, Library Club '29, Girl Reserves '27, '28, Glee Club '27, '28, Nurses Club '29, COTNER, HOMER -- June '30 Homer wrote the 'lliarZ'. Athletic Club '28, '29, Central Sport Club '28, '29, '30, Junior Izaak Walton League '20, '30, CORNMAN, ERNESTINE - June '30 Well, for goodness sake! Girl Reserves '29, '30. CRABTREE, BILL - january '30 Cn11l-headed. Student Council '28, '29, Athletic Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Girardot StaFl' '29, Football '27, '28, '29, Basketball '28, '29, Track '29, Hi-Y '29, Grchestra '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Izaak Walton Club '27, C Club '28, '29. CRAFTON, LYNN - June '30 Noi so Zillle on a baskelball eourlf' Basketball '28, '29, '30, Athletic Club '27, Sport Club '29, '30, Izaak Walton Club '27, '28, '29, '30. 1930 16- VICTDDY GIIQAIQIDCT jgfwdjgxe X1 DAVIS, JOE - June '30 l lla .rlifzgr iz warm 117z.rK'e1'11zlN. Tennis Club '28, Athletic Club '28, Chemistry Club '29, C Club '20, '30, Hi-Y Club '29, '30, Basketball '28, '29, '30. DAVIS, NEDRA - June '30 C'L !!ll'tIf'.Y Nmf1iy. Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Franklin Club '27, '28, in 1 1 1 Tiger Stat? 'L.I, '30, Girl Reserves 'Z.7, '1.8, 'f.9, '30, Tigerettes '28, '29, '30, Yell Leader '29, '30, Senior B President '29, Basketball '27, '28, '29, Yolley Ball '27, QS, '19, Track '27, '28, '29, DAY, HELEN - January '31 'X-Ir b1'i,qhf 715 l7f1,t'. Girl Reserves '27, Girls Athletic Club '28, Kodak Club '29, Tennis Club '30, Travel Club '29, Tiger Staff '30. DOWNING, CHARLES - June '30 lZ'r iz wary rzrinzzr mfI,'71ri1111. Football '27, '28, '29, C Club '28, '29, Hi-Y Club '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Student Council '28, '29, '30, Math. Club '28, '29, Agriculture Club '26, '27, Latin Club '28, Musical Comedy '27, '28, '29, Red Dagger '29, '30, Student Council President '29, '30, ERWIN, HAZEL - January '30 Quin q1zfe1'. Franklin Club '27, Needle Art Club '27, '28, Le Circle Le Brun '29, Art Club '29. EUGAS, MILDRED - January '30 lz'nff171k!! Think l u1l'.e, ' Kodak Club, '28, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Nature Study Club '26, Nurses Club '26, Pep '27, Athletic Club '27, EUGAS, RUTH - January '31 IMI ml! me !m'Auie. Junior DI'2lllllllll' Club '27, '28, Library Club '27, '22, '29, '30, Nature Study '28, Tennis Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Home Ee. Club '27, Girl Reserves '29, '30, Tiger Staff '30, Tigercttes '29, '30, Musical Comedy '27, '28, FIELDS, ALMEDA - June '30 One nf nm' ffzighf-v Sef1im'J. Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Nurses Club '28, Tiger Staff '29, '30, Red Dagger '30. FISHER, LAWANA - January '30 l.M'ff fl him' filfff girl - infn effff1'yz'hi11,.g. Junior Dianfatie Club '20, Pepizitis '25, Orangefaids '26, '27, Peppers '27, Tigeretles '28. '29, Girardot Staff '29, 7 Red Dagger '28, '29, Girl Reserves '28, Musical Comedy '26, '27, '28, Red Dagger Play '29. FORD, JOHN PAT - June '30 Oar Zillfg ffmfbflfl plI1y:r. FOSTER, CHANDOIS - january '31 'bllftffl-i'.s'.' ,I ,qrm1Ifrl1l1I'e11l. Athletic Club '27, '28, Travel Club '29, Tennis Club '29, Hi-Y '29, '30, Musical Cmnedy '29, Aeru-Club '29, '30, Football Squad '28, '29, Glee Club '28, '29, Indian Club. FOSTER, GLEN - January '31 I forgo! my book. ' 1930 L,ILi.'Q3g 1 l -+17 - ' VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDDT l FOWLER, VIVIAN - June '30 Wim, wigor and wilalily - tflafs Wirlizmf' Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Franklin Club '27, '28, S. A. S. '27, Home Ee. Club '28, Tigerettes '27. FRANZ, RUBY - January '31 Believer Me an of being f7!7ZClll6Zl is guessing bow Idle Ike nlker felinwlv going to be. Girl Reserves '28, S. A, S. '28, Le Circle Le Brun '29, Art Club '29, '30, Girardot Staff '30, Tigerettes '29, '30. GAITHER, PEARL - June '30 A mmizzg azflfzorf' Needle Art Club '27, '28, Le Circle Le Brun '29, '30, Art Club '29, '30, Senior Class Secretary '30. GEISER, OLGA - January '30 Hfusl Pat, Basketball '27, '28, '29, Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, Girl Reserves '29, Nature Study '29, Tigerettes '29. GERHARDT, W. HOWARD - january '31 l'll take my car. ' Aviation Club '29. GILL, MARTHA - June '30 Takes ll Selzinr in do il. Art Club '27, '28, '29, Franklin '27, '28, Home Ee. Club '28, '29, Le Circle Le Brun '30, Girl Reserves '30. GRAHAM B. - January '30 .fIVd75',, Selling Club '29, Tennis Club, Aero Club '29, Latin Club. GROSSHEIDER, VANITA - June '30 She'J Mere! Senior Girl Reserves '29, Girls Athletic Club '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Camera Club '29, '30, Basketball '29, '30 HARNES, GWEN -- June '30 Slmiinn,v? Nu! much. Nurses Club '26, '27, Math. Club '27, '28, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Tiger Staff '29, Tigerettes '29, '30, Kodak Club '30, Tennis Club '27, Interior Decoration Club '28. HART, MARY ELLEN 4 January '30 llfe ziig-ni-jiezif Se11im'x. Junior Dramatic Club '26, Peppers '28, Pep Club '27, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Kodak Club '28, Musical Comedy '28, Student Council '29 fSec. '29J. HAUPT, RICHARD - June '30 Agrees in fli.mg1'ee. Agriculture Club '27, '28, Aero Club '29, Aviation Club '30, Electrical Engineer Club '28, '29, '30. HEIDER, ALMA - june '30 Hide 'er, Alum. Teacher's Club '26, Nature Study Club '27, Girl Re- serves '27, '28, '29, '30, Library Club '28, '29, '30, X IQQIU' l 1' vlqjig Dy 43' IQAIQDIQ ,,f- , :ff 1, . 1 LAI. 'f .A V Q!! ' ' ,LQLw.L f., I C, ,V ,HV . ,..,f 1 - ,lk 9 ,wb','Yk-I , ' 4 i .,,,, 4 1 , 1' , . HEUER, HILBERT - June '30 Knows his 07120715 in farming. District Agriculture Contests '27, '28, '29, State Agriculf ture Contest '27, Agriculture Club '26, '27, '28, Central Sport Club '28. - HEUSCHOBER, GLADYS - June '30 ls lhal sv? Junior Girl Reserves '28, Le Circle Le Brun '29, S. A. S. '28, Art Club '29, '30, Girardot Staff '30. HINKLE, ALMA - January '30 Pnl ! Needle Art Club '26, Latin Club '27, '28, Tiger Staff '27, Library Club '28, '29. HINKLE, THELMA - January '31 full as qzziel as ll mouse - Jomiellmed' Girl Reserves '29, '30, Interior Decoration '29, '30, Li- brary '28, Glee Club '29, '30, Nurses Club '28, S .A. S, Club '28. HOFFMAN, BERNICE - January '3 1 Milly billy dir! wif ll fired! big car. Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Library Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Nature Study '29, Tennis 'Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Latin Club '28, Red Dagger '29, '30, Tigerettes '30, Tiger Staff '30. . HOFFMAN, MARY LOU - June '30 When beller grades are made - she'll make lhemf' National Honor Society '29, '30, Home Ee. Club '26, '27, '28, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Library Club '28, Tiger Staff '29, '30, Girls Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Ten- nis Club '27, '28, '29, HOPE, OLIVER - June '30 N0l a bil lull. Peppers '28, Crossword Puzzle '30, Aero Club '30. HUDSON, JOSEPHINE - June 330 Thal 'gal' from Siheslohf' A Glee Club '29, '30, Red Dagger '29, '30, Tiger Staff '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, HUNTER, CHARLES - January '31 Cehlml's Z2E77Zl75lflE7Z6'.S'.U Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Travel Club '27, '28, Red Dagger Club '29, '30, Tennis Club '27, '28, '29, Musical Comedy '26, National Honor Society '30, Tiger Staff '28, '29, '30, Debate Team '29, '30, Student Council '28. ISCHE, CURTIS - June '30 SU Jmzzllf' Junior Izaak Walton League '26, '27, '28, '29, Track '29, Selling Club '29, '30, Aero Club '29, '30, JAMES, JOE -- June '30 Home, Jaffray. Kodak Club '29, '30, Aviation Club '29, '30, JONES, BEULAH - January '31 HSflB'.Y ,gfbl zz curl lhzzl'x 7ewhlwehl. S. A. S. '27, '28, Interior Decoration '28, Latin Club '28, Senior Girl Reserves '29, Nurses '27, f'1.v,.rJ. f,,1. y f 1930 Y 4 4 VICTD DY GI DAIQDCT KELLER, BERNICE - June '30 'ifllljf reizztinfz fn lfUic'!I.l .lunior Dramatic Club '26, '27, Nature Study '27, '28, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Musical Coinecly '28, Tiger Staff '30. KEMPE, ESTHER -- june '30 The Kewfe kid. Musical Comedy '28, Senior Girl Reserves fSec.l '27, '-8, '29, '30, Tiger '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '301 Teachers' Club '26, '27, '28, National Honor Society '29, Orchestra '29, Tigcrcttes '28. KIES, ELSBETH - June '30 She has the lifes In A'1z0wIe1ige. Library Club '26, '28, Girls Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Junior Dramatic Club '26, '27, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Tiger Staff '28, '29, '30, Musical Comedy '29, National Honor Society '29, '30, KINDER, JAMES - january '30 What tz center! Hi-Y '27, '28, Football '28, '29, Science Club '27, Hi-Y Council '28. KING, JIMMIE - June '30 Avia Jimmy. Football '28, '29, Southeast Mo. All Star End '29, Basket! ball '28, '29, '30, Track '28, '29, '30, Hi-Y '28, '29, '30, C Club '28, '29, '30. KLAPROTH, MILDRED - January '30 fix itil! as tzf1ythi11g! KU Novelty Club '26, Needle Art Club '27, Home Ec. Club '27, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Art Club '28, Tiger Staff '28, '29, '30, Honor Society '29, '30, Tiggerettes '30, KNEHANS, WINIFRED - June '30 Hari Ami. GirI's Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, Junior Drzunatic Club '26, '27, '28, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, 329, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, National Honor Suicety 0 '30, Kodak Club '30, Tennis '28, '29, '30, Authors Club '26, '27, Musical Comedy '27, '28, Basketball '28, '29, I 30, Volleyball '27, '28, '29, Rep. District Play Day '2J. KOCH, GERALDINE - June '30 A fiotlier cookie. Athletic Club '26, '28, '29, '30, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Glee Club '30, Tennis '28, Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30 fCapt. '28, '30J, Volleyball '27, '28, '29, Capt. '28, Track '27, '28, '29, KOEPPEL, OMA - January '30 ll h1zt's nm' 1c'?.t'.YfllI.! ' Latin Club '25, Girl Reserves '26, '27, '28, '29, Tiger Staff '29, Kodak Club '28, Glee Club '27, '28, Musical Comedy '28. KUEHN, HAROLD R. - January '31 lJf!te1'e'.r that twwzbwze goin' with that little tiny? spot-f Club i27, 728, '29, '30, Band '27, fzx, 29, '30, Orchestra '28, '29, '30. LACOCK, LORENE - January '31 just tll!0fl7c'l' 11111.x'i4'iizf1. LATIMER, INEZ - June '30 Quite tz bit of waiter at one of nm' g7zff1e.r, Junior Dramatic Club '26, '27, '28, Girls Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Girls Basketball '28, Tennis Club '28, '30, Musical Comedy '29, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Girls Glee Club '29, '30, Q 1930 LEMASTER, OPAL - June '30 H.f4ll0fhc'7' lil' jon-zUel.' Girl Reserves '30, Tiger Staff '30. LESLIE, EARL - January '30 Ole slemly. H1-X '27, '28, '29, President Senior Class '30, Athletic Club '28, Chemistry Club '28, C Club '27, '28, '29' Football '26, '28, '29, 1Capt. '29J, Track '20, '27, '2 , '29, Basketball '29, '30, Capt. Southeast Mo. All-Star Foot- ball Team '29, LESLIE, PEARL - January '30 Pearl nf Ike real swf. Nurses Club '20, '27, Hiking '26, Musical Comedy '26, '27, '28, Track '20, '27, Tigerettes '29, Basketball '26, '27, '28, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Athletic Club '28, vlcrony QIIQAIQDUT J i 8, . '2 . ,- ' 3 d yy , OODROW - January 7 7' W 31 , f 1 'IE 'ke Leslies on 0717 Zezzflzsf' j L I Hi-Y bg '28, Athletic Club '27, '28, Basketball '29, '30, 1 1 port Club '29. fy My LJAIITENEGGEKR, WILMER - June '30 LQjf77exl M ie in school. Z Q' Digfict Agriutfltife .Con st '28, '29, State Agriculture j st '29, ou tr' b '26, Agriculture Club '26, '27, If T V' A!L1,'js'l'eK0f1ak, 9, Aviation Club '29, W ' :V .- W ff, ' 'XL 'fQ'i9H.IG- , JOE - June '30 j ,, . ,N I Q, ' aseylhlzmi his bl'Efh7'Efl.U ' . 7 ORBERG, CARLTON - January '30 ff.. The 7UOI'f!l .Y fllfllfe' CII77ZZIilIlfl. Latin Club '25, '27, Glee Club '28, '29, Athletic Club '27, Red Dagger '28, '29, Tiger Staff '29, MCCRITE, JESSIE - June '30 11Itze. Home Ec, Club '27, Athletic Club '27, '28, Nurses Club '28, Tigerettes '29, Travel Club '29, Kodak Club '30. MCFARLAND, HARRY - June '30 Lime 'mme 'rzfryf' Indian Club '28, '29, Central Service Club '28, '29, Ten- nis Club '29, Aviation Club '29, Aero Club '30, Izaak Walton League '29, '30. MCGEE, THELMA - June '30 flux! like Me xetl - plefzly of 'zUtz7feJ. Needle Art '28, S. A, S. '28, Athletic Club '29, '30, Art Club '29, '30, Basketball '29, '30, Volley Ball '29. MABREY, MARYE - january '31 She mm make Me ,grade any filly. Girl's Glee Club '30, Interior Decoration '29, '30, Senior Girl Reserves '29, '30, Girls Athletic Club '29, Latin Club '28, Math. Club '29, S. A. S. '27, National Honor Society '30, Student Council '30, Tiger Staff '29, Basketball '27, '28, '29, Volleyball '27, '28, Musical Comedy '28, '29. MABUCE, LENA - June '30 Leaping Lena. Nature Study Club '28, Peppers '28, Glee Club '29, '30, Latin Club '20, '27, Athletic Club '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Girl Reserves '27, '29, '30, Library Club '29, 1930 l l MACKE, ROBERT - January '31 Specs, Latin -Club '27, Nature Study Club '28, '29, Central Camera Club '29, '30, Tiger Staff '29, Girardot '30, Boys Glee Club '29, '30, Tennis Club '28, '29, '30, Musical Comedy '29. MAGILL, FRANCES - January '30 FmMee's Magi!! - fm, Nnr1mm's. Junior Dramatic Club '25, '26, Tiger Staff '27, Girl Re- serves '27, '28, Library 'Club '28, '29, Peppers '28, '29: Tigereltes '29, Honor Society' '29, Red Dagger '28, 29. MAMMON, MARY - January '31 Mary, Mary, ffm! LTfI7lf7'LZ7'jl.,' Interior Decoration Club '28, '29, '30, Latin Club '27, '28, Senior Girl Reserves '29, '30, Musical Club '29, MARBRABE, RUTH - january '30 Well, you see - Home Ee. Club '27, Art Club '28, Girl Reserves '28, '29, , Tiger '28, '29. l MARKHART, ROSEBUD - June '30 Skilib0cfZE. I Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Teachers Club '27, Art Club '28, Le Circle Le Brun '29, '30, Girl Reserves '29, '30. MASTERSON, MARY FRANCES - June '30 1 Srmey. Red Dagger '29, '30, Peppers '28, Tigerettes '28, '29, '30, Girardot Staff '30, Girls Athletic Club '28, '29, '30, Ten' nis Club '28, '29, '30, Nature Study '27, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Junior Dramatic Club '26, '27, Girl Reserves '28, Musical Comedy '27, '28, '29, Red Dagger Play '29. MEDCALF, JEWELL - june '30 dime precious slzwes. S. A. S. '27, Latin Club '27, '28, Nature Study '28, In- I terior Decoration '29, '30, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Girls Glee Club '27, '28, '29, Musical Comedy '27, '28. 1 Le'.v have zz little yell '30, Debate Squad '29. Paul and his Essex. A lillle Mill. '30, Senior Girl Reserves '30, I?mwis. . Club '27, '28, '29, I 9 3 0 MEYER, VIRGINIA - January '31 MILES, PAUL -- June '30 MILLS, WANDA - January '31 MOSLEY, BERNICE - June '30 Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Travel Club '27, Girl Reserves '28, '29, Girls' Athletic Club '28, '29, Tennis Club '28, '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Red Dagger '30, Student Council '28, '29, Musical Comedy '28, '29, Yell Leader '29, '30, Girardot Staff '30, Basketball '28, '29, ' S. A. S. '27, Volleyball '27, Basketball '30, Library Club '28, '29, Needle Art Club '28, Tennis Club '29, '30, Tiger Staff '30, Girl Reserves '29, '30. MooRE, JUANITA - january '31 Got MIIOTH Allzlelle ablllzfyf' ' Nurses Club '27, Tigerettes '29, '30, Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30, Needle Art Club '28, Athletic Club '28, '29, Junior Dramatic Club '26, '27, '28, Tennis Club '28, '29, Girl Reserves '27, '28, Red Dagger '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, Tigerettes '29, '30, Kodak Club '30, Athletic -22... li VICTDIQY GI IQAIQDDT MUELLER, VIRGINIA - June '30 Analher Virginia. Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Athletic Club '28, '29, '30, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Art Club '26, '27, Tennis Club '29, NIEMEIER, RUBY - January '30 Where's your smile? Needle Art Club '26, Home Ec. Club '27, Art Club '27, '28, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Tiger Staff '28, '29, Pepa pers '28, Tigerettes '29, Honor Society '29, Girardot Queen '30, NIXON, EDWARD - January '31 Slnali0as Ed. Electrical Science '27, '28, '29, '30, Central Service Club '29, Boys Cooking Club '29, '30, Junior Izaak Walton League '29, Math. Club '29, NOTHDURFT, RUTH - june '30 As pleasanl as her smile. Girls Athletic Club '26, Franklin Civic Club '27, Nature Study '27, Tiger Staff '29, '30, NUNN, VIRGINIA - January '31 A little bil of Nunn. Travel Club '27, Library Club '28, '29, Girl Reserves '28, '29, Tennis Club '27, '28, Tigerettes '29, '30. NUNNELEE, EDWARD - January '3 1 One reason why Central rates S0 high in slnafiesf' S. A. S. '26, Athletic Club '28, '29, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Indian Club '28, Cooking Club '29, '50, Musical Com- edy fzs, f29. O'CoNNI5LL, ELMER - January '30 O, O'C0'nnell. Izaak Walton League '26, '27, '28, '29, Boys Athletic Club '27, '28, Nature Study Club '26, Automotive '27. O'CONNELL, JANICE -- january '31 Hfaniae? 1Wereziilh. Nurses Club '28, Needle Art Club '28, Home Ec. Club '29, Senior Girl Reserves '30, Library '29, '30. OLIVER, DONALD -- June '30 Gal a foal in everything. Student Council '28, '29, '30, Basketball '29, Musical Comedy '27, '28, '29, Indian Club '28, '29, Peppers '27, '28, Red Dagger '29, '30, Tennis Club '28, '29, Nature Study '28, Electrical Engineers '27, Tiger Staff '27, '28, '29, Girardot '30, Head Hunters '27, Local History '26, '27, Band '27, '28, '29, Orchestra '28, Glee Club '29, '30, X OLIVER, JOHN - june '30 LilZle fahnf' Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Tiger Staff '27, '28, '29, '30, Tennis Club '28, '29, Nature Study '27, Red Dag- ger '29, '30, Indian Club '28, Musical Comedy '28, '29, Red Dagger Playi, Glee Club '29, '30, Band '27, '28, '29, Student Government '28, Oratory '28, '29, '30. OSBORN, GENEVA - january '31 I wonl1in'Z say 'yes', but fin nal sure abanl fngflu Le Cercle Le Brun '28, '29, '30, Senior Girl Reserves '29, '30, Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30, Volleyball '27, '28, '29, S. A. S. '26, '27. PARROTT, PONDER - January '31 Does a lol of pondering. 1930 -23 l I 1. VICTDIQY I3-I IQAIQDDT A PLETL, EDNA - June '30 Daes1z'l Zalk so much lun' .rays .ffilflffhlfltgf 'ZLWPIZ K .the does. Franklin Club '27, Teachers Club '28, Needle Art Club '28, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Tiger Stuff '29, '30, Volleyball '28, POE, CI.,ETUS - January '31s - 4, Hopejlhe !f0T?.S'2l'f wrife .rnfh hrfrrilllr .s'fnrie.r as Edgar Allan. Izaa :Walton 2Q Harruoniefi '28, Aviation '29, '39, Hi- Y t 9 '30 -' A , , . A, -1 7 A 3' Popp, CHARLOTTE - June '30 gg-3 Poppy - alias Baby Peggy. History Club '26, '27, Art Club '27, '28, Orchestra '26, '27, '28, '29, '30, Girl Reserves '27, '28, Tiger Stuff '27, '28, Musical Comedy '29, Red Dagger '28, '29, '30, Girardot Staff '30, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Tgierettvs '29, '30, Honor Society '30, Student Council '28, '29, '30, PROFFER EWELL - une '30 1 Did Central will? Art Club '27, '28, '29, Teachers Club '27, '28, Library Club iso. PROFFER, Es'rEs - june '30 Haclxvaw. QUARLES, NELL - June '30 I Illfllff believe .she lzellerfex in lmlzbm' Anlfz' Girarclot Staff '30, Red Dagger '29, '30, Glce Club '27 '28, '29, '30, Tennis Club '28, '29, '30, National llonor Society '29, '30, Library Club '28, '29, Junior llflllllillll' Club '27, '28, Travel Club, Senior Girl Rs-serves '29, S1114 dent Council '28, Musical Comedy- '28, '29. i RAMEY, LYNN - June '30 Do, re-mi. S. A. S., Tennis Club, Junior Izarik Walton, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, Aero Club, Athletic Club, Band. RAYBURN, ELSIE - June '30 Has a fond love of E1zglirh. Franklin Club '27, Teachers '28, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Tiger Stall' '29, '30, REED, HELEN - January '31 fl litfle reed wrzwiffg by Me yell-MrH'e. REITZEL, PAUL - June '30 HIV!!! he effer do tz Paul Revere url? Nature Stufly Club '26, '27, '28, Izuuk '27, '28, '29, Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, - Military Club '30, Glee Club '30. 11 Walton League Hi Y '29 '30' -iv 1 REYNOLDS, FRANK - January '31 lf you wan! if zifwe Hgh! - do if jwwr.velf. RICE, MABEL - January '31 A fzeallhy cereal. 19310 -24.- VICTDIQY GI IDAIQDDT RIGDON, JOSEPH A. - january '31 IfVhere's the car, dad. RINGER, ALBERTA - June '30 Emi Nature Study Club '27, Athletic Club '28, '29, Girl Re- serves '28, '29, '30, Musical Comedy '29, Basketball '30, Tiger Staff '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30. ROSE, PAYNE - June '30 Lillfe Rnxief' Athletic Club '26, '27, '28, Science Club '26, '27, '28, Central Sport Club '29, '30, Glee Club '29, '30, Hi-Y '29, '30. RUDEL, THEODORE - June '30 my-gdb: SAMPLE, JOHN - January '31 '24 preity big .S'ar1zpIe. Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Travel Club '27, '28, Ten- nis Club '28, Indian Club '28, Boys Athletic Club '28, '29, Cooking 'Club '29, '30, Tiger Stail '30, Boys Glee Club '29, SAMUELS, ROSE - January '31 American Rare. Library Club '28, '29, Tiger Staff '27, Interior Decoration '28, Glee Club '29, '30, Needle Art Club '28, Tigerettes '29, '30, S. A. S. '27, Girl Reserves '29, Red Dagger '30, Physical Culture '30. SARFF, WARREN - June '30 He prefers b'I0n1ier. Girardot Staff '30, Honor Society- '30, Debate '30, C Club '28, '29, Basketball '29, '30, Central Service Club '28, Hi-Y '28, '29, Red Dagger '30, Oratory '30, Student Council '29, Glee Club '28, '29, '30. SCHERRER, MABEL - January '30 CA xharerf' Junior Dramatic Club '25, Tiger Staff, '28, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Library Club '29, Glee Club '29, Tigerettes '29, State History Contest '29, National Honor Society '29, Secretary of Senior Class '29, SCHNEIDER, FREDERICK - January '30 PrelzeZ5 ami beer. Electrical Engineers '28, Band '28, '29, '30, Chemistry Club '28. SEABAUGH, VERAL - june '30 Where's my 15a75er? Junior Dramatic Club '28, Home Ec. Club '28, Library '28, '29, Muscial 'Comedy '29, Glee Club '29, '30, Girl Reserves, Interior Decoration. SLAGLE, TELFORD - June '30 I lost the aJxigr1rrzerll. SMITH, EILEEN - January '31 SrrriZly. Travel Club '28, '29, Tigerettes '29, Junior Girl Reserves '28, '29, Senior Girl Reserves '30, Athletic Club '28, '29, '30, Musical Comedy '28, '29, Glee Club '29, '30, S. A. S. Club '28. 1930 -1 l I A. VICTCIQY GI IQAIQDDT STATLER, NOLA - June '30 No, no, Nolaf' Art Cl.ub '28, '29, Needle Art Club '27, Girl Reserves '29, '30, Tiger Staff '29, '30, STECK, EDWARD - June '30 Who but Hoover? Boys Cooking Club '29, '30, Boys Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Travel Club '28, '29, Tennis Club '28, '29, '30, Hi-Y '29, '30, Musical Comedy '29, STECK, HELEN - june '30 Ye olde Helen of Troy. Junior Dramatic Club '26, Athletic Club '27, '28, Tennis Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, Musi- cal Comedy, '29, Tiger Staff '28, '29, '30, Rep, Humane Poster 'Contest '27, Tigerettes '29, '30, Art Club '30, Glee Club '29, '30. STERN, DOROTHY - june '30 A little girl thatlv Sterne. S. A. S. '27, Home Ec. Club '27, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Silver Spear '27, '28, '29, Tennis Club '28, Library Club '27, '28, '29, Tiger Staff '28, '29, Senior Girl Re serves '29, '30, Red Dagger '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, Physical Culture Club '30, STOLL, NORMAN - June '30 Where is she? Hi-Y '27, '28, '29, '30, Football '27, '28, '29, Track '26, Aviation '29, Athletic Club '28, Band '26, '27, '28, '29, '30, Electrical Science '26, '27. STOUT, WELDON - June '30 Stout fella. STRONG, VELMA - january '30 Strong and' Steady. Latin Club '26, '27, Nurses Club '27, '28, Needle Art Club '27, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30. THACKER, CARL - January '30 WheVe'J that Hap? THOMPSON, HOYT - June '30 Our rnatheniatieal xhorhf' Voc. Agriculture Club '28, Electrical Science Club '28, '29, '30, Nature Study Club '28, '29, Camera Club '30, TROVILLION, GENEVA - january '31 Give ine liberty or give me death ! Tennis Club '27, '29, 30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Kodak 'Club '30, Junior Dramatic Club '27, '28, Library Club '28, '29, '30, Red Dagger '29, '30, Travel Club '28, Musical Comedy '28, '29, Student Council '28, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, TUTTLE, WILLIAM - January '30 Real-head. Boys Athletic Club '27, '28, Band '26, '27, '28. UELEKE, FRIEDA - January '31 A German nanie, l'll' bet. 1930 26- VICTDIQY I3-I DAIQIDDT VANCIL, NORMAN - january '30 So quiet. C Club '29, Nature Study Club '26, '27, Travel Club '28' Hi-Y '29, Athletic Club '28, Football Manager '28, '29' Basketball Manager '28, '29, Central Sport Club '29. VANDIVORT, RUTH - june '30 Hfhim Eyes! VANDIVORT, VIRGINIA - June '30 Va do-de-0-wh0oj1ee! Musical Comedy '26, '28, '29, Junior Dramatic Club '27, Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, Math. Club '28, Tiger Staft '29, Red Dagger '29, '30, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, Tiger' ettes '29, '30, Peppers '28, '29, Tennis Club '28, '29, Kodak Club '28, Girardot Staff '30, Glee Club '29, '30. VASTERLING, WALTER - june '30 Never missed being' Zale gveif' Agriculture 'Club '27, '28, Athletic Club '27, '235 S905 Club '28, '29, '30, Kodak Club '29, Hi-Y '30, Rep. District May Meet '28, '2,9. VOGEL, ELSA - June '30 Geujlemen prefer blomzferf' Teachers Club '27, Math. Club '27, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Home Ec. Club '28, Art Club '27, Travel Club '30, Tigerettes '29, 30,- WAGNER HARRIET -- une '30 1 Our Toolief' S. A. S. '27, Nurses Club '27, Interior Decoration '28, '29, '30, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '30, WALKER, ERNEST - January '30 War-nag. Basketball '27, '28, '29, Football '28, '29, Red Dagger 28, '29, Patsy '29, Buddies '29, WALLIS, EULA - June '30 She believer .rilenee if golden. Travel Club '29, Library 'Club '29, '30, Girl Reserves '29, '30. WALTERS, DON - June '30 Heir the ladies man. Red Dagger '29, '30, HifY '29, '30, C Club '30, Red Dagger Play '30, Glee Club '30, Football '29 . WATKINS, HARRY -- january '3 1 A whole oreherlnd' Glee Club '28, '29, Musical Comedy '29, Orchestra 28, '29, Red Dagger '29, Band '28, '29, Boys Quartette '29, Red Dagger Play '29, '30, Student Council '29, 1 WEISS, LOUIS - june '30 Louie, Agriculture '27, '28, Central Sports Club '28, '29, '30, Hi li9Club '29, '30, Student Council '29, '30, C2nd V.-Pres. , '3'0J. WELKER, BURDETTA - June '30 I Zhinle smiles are best. Franklin '26, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Nurses Club '28, S. A. S. '28, Travel Club '29, '30, Nature Study '25, Musical Comedy '27, '28, '29, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Tiger Staff '30. 1930 -27 f 4 VICTCDY GI IQAIQDOT WELMAN, MILDRED - january '30 She Mn' um read the 2'et1a'if1gx. Nurses Club '20, Tiger Staff '27, '28, Library Club '28, '29, Latin Club '27, '28, Glee Club '28, '29, Red Dagger '29, National Honor Society' '29. WELTCH, GEORGE - June '30 Of Me Grapejzfire Cn. WHITE, JOE - June '30 Hurrah for llze red, while arm' blue. Latin Club '26, '27, Nature Study Club '27, '28, Hi-Y Club '29, '30, Aero Club '30, WICKHAM, WILLIAM - january '30 Cer1lral'5 Punlerf' Football '27, '28, '29, Basketball '28, '29, '30, Track '29, C Club '28, '29, Hi-Y '27, '28, '29, Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, Class Baseball. WILLER, ONITA - January '31 Baseball or basketball sails me. I WILDER, CARL - june '30 ' - ' - 4-Jftaf 'Ullzzlherzzalical Shark No. Two. ' ,Lo Tiger Staff '29, '30, Aero Club '29, '30, atb. lu 27, ,JMAJ '28, '29, Electrical Engineers '27, '28, '29. K7 ' . , 1 I WILLIAM, VIRGINIA - June '30 1 'lar . Pearly Mama. Girls' Athletic Club '27, '28, '29, Junior Dramatic Club '26, '27, '28, Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '29, '30, Tigerettes '29, '20, Kodak Club '30, Tennis Club '28, '29, '30, Musical Comedy '27, '28, Author's Club l '26 '27 l , . WINDISCH, MARIE - january '31 l Cowl-mzlrrre in 75er.vor1. SENIORS GRADUATING IN JUNE WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR ANDERSON, PAUL Nature Study '27, '28, Central Service Club '27, '28, Electrical Science Club '29, Chemistry Club '29, Junior Izaak Walton Club '28, '29, Band '27, '28, '29, '305 ANU ciub '30, Hi-Y '3o. COOK, MILDRED Library Club '28, '29, '30, GOZA, EULA, LAPIERRE, CHARLES Rell Dagger '29, '50, Basketball '29, '30, MEYER, CHARLES SAYLES, ORVILLE TROVILLION, VIVAN WITHERS, WALDO WOLTERS, DOLF Football '29, Basketball '29, '30. WOMACK, GERALD 1930 ...2g...- VICTUIQY GIIQADDUT .ll IUI Im ii 0 r QC ll 21 S S OFFICERS President ------ Bernard Kramer Vice-President - - Etienne Darling Secretary-Treasurer - Mildred Cook Rcporter - - - Ellen Campbell 1930 VICTUIQY GI IQAIQDCT ATCHLEY, AUDREY LEE I wwf! trouble lrnuble 'till it troubles me. BAKER, IRENE A butcher, a Baheru caualle sllch uzaher -- BARNES, AUGUSTA I might be late -- but l'll be lheref' BARRANCO, ANTOINETTE She aughl to have plefzly of apparluhily lo eat candy. BEST, CLARA One of lhe wery Best girls we larmwf' BOCK, ELIZABETH One buch ihafs 1117! a green back. BOHLE, PAULINE Just a litlle lfnhle 7'0llllZg along. BROWN, PEARL Take il easy. BURGE, IRENE What's lhe name af this 'burg'?1' BLACK, RUTH Such a huge person. CROSNOE, GERALDINE ferry. DAUGHERTY, ERCIE The smaller - the wiser. 1930 ...30.. VICTDIQY GIIQAIQDDT DENNIS, CLYDE 'I WZ' fflfziorsf' DILL LORAINE Om: mzrialy of I1 pickle. DOUGHTY, MORRIS ncjilllflillbfdlllfjl llnzzghtyfj ECKLEMAN, EVELYN How abou! curly hair? ERVIN, HAZEL Hflnoiher Hazel. EVANS, BILLY Ojfice Flmvky - NU. I. FERRITER, FRANK The fl'1'u11z11ze1'-boy. FITCH, RUTH W!uzt'J Me Tigerefles' slum? GOLIGHTLY, BERNARD Slap easy. GOUGE, SEVILLA Sefi01zsf1exJ ix only skin deaf. HAAS, MARY A cm? Iitlla 'hm-s'. HAINES, MARY EMMA HK'-k-fi'71!5r fhtlll fulef' 1930 VICTO DY GI IQADDUT HANF, HELEN HARRIS, KATHRYN HETT, OLIVE Covers Zhe keys 071 a keyboard. HOPPER, ELIZABETH HOWARD, VIVIAN What a slow walker. HULEHAN, AILEEN Happy Hoolehahf' JACOB, HILDA Noi nearly as serious as she looks. JOHNSON, MARY VIRGINIA lf she wow? so wise yozffl Zhi JONES, LEON Our l1'zmzpeter. KARGER, DELMAR Radio-Bug, KIMBELL, SIDNEY Sir Sid. KIMMICH, WOODROW Some player on a baskelball court. 1930 ilk f size -- fha! she was a 'l reshie'. When she hits a volley ball, it goes offer. lf you hear o raltle and IZ lhump - jfs Kaly clogging. Fm jus! a Hooper - hoppih' along. rom her -32.. VICTOIQY GIIQAIQIDDT KINNISON, MARY ELIZABETH ffsay -.f 1 KRAMER, BERNARD I like limlyuigerf' LEGRAND, REGINA Dial she ever take Latin? LESLIE, DOTTIE Little Leslie. LEUER, SALLIE Sweet Sally. LIND, VIRGINIA Liiiafy. MCCAIN, LILLIAS Gimme MaeCaiii. MCCLINTOCK, ELMO 'Ullaef' MCELYA, CLARA This 7 6Qltl7'tZ5Vd6E7j thought. MAGEE, LOWELL Where's that Pavitiae gain' with that little bay. MAYER, HELEN She rather lihes the arataiieal type. MELTON, WILLIAM Sweet W illiahif' 1930 , I ,. 5 Ig, Uv 1 I rf Q ,. 06 5 1 r Q xx' N H tx Y 'NX X x 1 W P Y v xv I 1 XXX as xfx X f .1 .V Y V. In N. r J 1 jr L ,I Q v ,f 1 sf ,1 1 wr 7V A VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDDT MELTON, GEORGIA Lillie, big smile. MOLLENHOUR, ELIZABETH HCEIIZIYZZ for me. MUELLER, HENRY Why Mol shady? NEAL, EVELYN Where's lhe resl of lhal gong? OCHS, LAURA What book do you wow? OLIVER, HELEN Doh'l mo,-be a Mwzyfuy like aholher eerloih Helen of - PEARSON, NAOMI HUM chewing gum beep ily flfzffor on lhe bed-pos! ovfer 11ighl.9 PIATT, JOHN L. Nobody wozzlaf .vzzjzyioxe il, bnl l'11z mzlzznzlly boshfulf' PRITCHARD, DON He 514221125 lo be zz fufwnzlz-haler - bzzl -. ' PROFFER, WOODROW 1 zioffl like Jlfzlhf' RAINBOLT, RONALD Our op and ooffzilzg 1z.Ihe1'. RAWLINGS, THELMA VVohder if .Ihe is rehllezi lo Herberl Raw- lings - Hollywood? I930' -34.. VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDDT REED, PHRONSTE - wh zllaybe slze slndys but at? REED, RUBY IfVe like yiefzrls ami rabies. RICKARD, THOMAS Boy Seoul - gona! scout. RIGDON, MARY ESTHER Dial you ever see such black hair? ROB1NsON, VVILLIAM f'WlLy hurry, Zhe1'e'IZ be ROTH, DOROTHY WlLere's Me big yidzilef' SCHWAB, ARNOLD Quia - west limes. SEABAUGH, LEORA You and who e!se? ' SEIBEL, FLORA Yes, and you fora' 1 SMITH, BERNICE She likes zzlblelesf SPANN, KATHLEEN One KSPCLIZIZ, lhfzfs lm! an L1 bridge. SUEDEKUM, HERBERT The one Ming he sfmiies is Me page. time after Fm dead, .Yf17I'fj!lKLf I Q 3 0 ,J -i' 1 i l 9 M ,W if is tl W VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDUT SUEDEKUM, WILTON Wr111lzifz'l eww' play hockey. Oh, fm! THOMAS, LEONARD Falsn. VOGEL, LELA A110lher tall one. WILSON, ROBERT I ga lo Cenlml lo YODER, VIRGIL study - etc. Whadda yah my ? JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NCT APPEAR Adams, Mildred Ahner, Dorothy Allers, Howard Austin, Gladys Barks, Dorman Barks, Elma Barks, Elva Barks, jean Bierschwal, Bernard Blackwell, Lillie Bode, Paul . Bollinger, Lucille Bowden, Gladys Brown, Frank lluerkle, Mary Elizabeth Carter, Cline Cofter, Edythe Conrad, Howard Cook, Melvin Crites, Gladys Darling, Etienne Darter, Marion Dittlinger, Laura Dueker, Ervin Fleming, Marie Flynn, Myrtle Gentry, Ralph Grimes, Allen Hale, Elsie Harreld, Virginia Headrick, Flaud Headrick, VVm. Heise, Grace Heuer, Elmer Hopper, Howard Holmes, Glenda jones, Alcie juden, Woodrow Latham, Willard Lewis, Opal Loeffel, Viola Mcliee, Edward 1930 McClendon, William Mabrey, May Jewel Mammon, Alexander Moore, Mary Morrow, Earl Nothdurft, Merlin Paullus, VVoodrow Phillipson, Louise Ravenstein, Catherine Rhyne, Hazel Ridge, Clyde Sample, Lena Schneider, Marie Shade, Eairl Simpson, Violet Snider, Frank Stern, David Strong, Lucille Wareing, Ramona VViseman, Marguerite Vkfithers, Opal W'ray, Eileen -36- VICTOIQY GI IQAIQDOT Sophomore Class OFFICERS President - - Ben Borchelt Vice-President - Gustav Margraf Secretary-Treasurer - Jean Ann Barney Reporter ------ Edna Hedden Allen, Velma Ayers, Audrey Baird, Chloe Barney, jean Anne liarranco, joseph Becker, Clodean Benjamin, Mary jane llvllllTlClllDCl'g, XVilm liorehelt, Ben lloren, Ervin Boswell, Lillian Brandt, Richard Brown, Owen liruening, Leo liucy. Eva Cherry, Paul Chicon, Lee Childs, Evelyn Childs, Marguerite Clark, Ralph Claypool, Opal Crites, Mildred Dawson, Thomas llohogne, Ada Cf CLASS ROLL - 10 A's Dnnz, Gertrude Fairchild, Jeanette Finley, Nina Fisher, Elwood Gerhardt, Lee Cjerhardt, Reginald Gerlach, Marie. Goehring, Flora Hagan, Muriel Haupt, Alice Hedden, Edna Herbst, Lucille llilpert, Edwin Huebel, Raymond Hulehan, Sheila lflutson, jean Isaac, Cecil Kiehne, Viola lilages, Vera lilaproth, Clarence Krieger, Frieda Langston, llarley Latham, Clodine Leher, llelen Linebarger, Everett Long, Geraldine Leos, Henry Loughlin, Elwood McBride, VVeldon McFerron, Edwin McGee, VVillnur Mackley, juvada Macom, Edna Maevers, Lawrence Margraf, Gustav Margrabe, Dorothy Mayhew, Edward Motley, Helen Miesner, Helen Mueller, Catherine Musbach, Lucille Niemeyer, Viola Oherbeck, Theresa Oliver, Allen Owen, Franklin Pickens, Norman Propst, VVeldon Rau, Russell Retherford, Cecil Riddle, NVilbur Sample, Pansy Sander, Eugene Siggie, joseph Sheppard, john Smith, Dorothy Smith, Wilma Stevens, Pearl Stewart, Hattie Stovall, Mabel Suedekum, Juanita Sutton, Boyd Tanner, Ralph lieleke, Milton NVampler, Loretta XVelch, Thomas XVeltch, Louise VVest, lbelphine VVielpuetz, Carl VVilliams, Virginia VVolsey, Helen Young, Inez 1930 L.l...,,,, 37- VICTO DY GI IQAIQDUT Boone, Marvin Boutin, Winslow Brennan, Otis Braemmer, Howard Bruster, Woodrow Brunkhorst, Roy Buelterman, Leonard Clippard, Paul Coffer, Naomi Cole, Vivian Cook, Ida Marie Curry, Edna Curry, Violet Davis, Allen Davis, john Eaves, Paul Erlbacher, Robert Estes, Dallas Ferguson, Mary Kathryn Feverston, Virgie F yock, Russell Garrison, Ruth Garrison, Geneva Goodwin, Gordon Hanf, Paul Hartle, Glyn Hinkle, Bernice Hester, Leo Heuschober, Howard jones, Alfred CLASS ROLL - 10 B's Kage, Dorothy Kimmich, Robert Kinder, Juanita Lewis, Earl Lewis, Harry Looney, Glenn Loos, Helen Mabuce, Lamia Magill, john Clay Market, Naomi Martin, Zelda Mifflin, Charlotte Miller, Buron Montgomery, Marianna Niswonger, Marvin Parker, Wm. Paul, Louise Pierce, Lola Pierce, Wanda Pruitt, Celeste Ravenstein, Daisy Redding, j. W. Retherford, Hazel Reynolds, Cline Rickard, Melvin Ritch, Isabella Robertson, Leo Rodgers, Margaret Ruch, Barbara Rudert, Kathleen Sadler, Glenn Sayles, Lndolph Schultz, Pearl Schwab, Dorothy Schwab, Leo Seabaugh, Lester Seabaugh, Louise Sebek, Mary Shade, james Simmons, Inez Smith, lone Staley, George Stone, Jerome Summers, Va. Louise Taylor, Hartwell Teichman, Martha Tooke, Howard Trickey, jack Trovillion, Lawrence Vandivort, C. A. Wachter, Morrison Wagner, Lester VValker, Brent Walker, Ozra Watson, Verna Whitener, Wray Winters, Court Yow, Raymond l 19305 , -33.- VICTUIQY GI IQADDDT Freshman Class The Freshman Class has not been able to organize due to the fact that they are divided among the different schools and only a portion are here at Central. FRESHMAN CLASS Adams, Oscar Atchison, Ardell Barks, May Bender, Irma Berry, Paul Best, Albert Best, Albert Blackwell, Clyde Blaylock, Larry Bock, VVilliam Bohnsack, Eileen Bond, Aaron Bowman, Helen Brennecke, Rosemary Brunke, Albertine Cargle, Allen Cartwright, Ardale Charles Alta Cofer, Charles Cornman, Norman Crosswhite, Alcie Crosswhite, Delora Culley, jasper Dalton, james Deevers, Theodore Doreing, Hildegarde Eakers, George Estes, Eileen Ervin, Marshall Evans, Fred Eyes, Myron Feuerhahn, Herman Fitzpatrick, Bernice Fleming, Evelyn Foster, Harriet Freeze, Eugene Fyock, Stella Gerhardt, Eloria Gill, Claud Haddock, Charles Hale, Emma 1930 -39.. VICTDIQY GIIQAIQIDUT Hand, john Harmon, Pearl Harrison, Charles Hawn, Elaine Heiclor, Henson, Hente, Hulda Marjorie Norman Hibbs, Anna Louise Holshouser, Charles Hamby, Melvin Howe, David Jacobs, jewel Keeney, Kathleen Kinder, james King, Elaine Koch, Dorothy LaLumendier, Lawrence Lawrence, james Leuer, Harry Lewis, Cooper Lewis, Imogene Lewis, Paul Limbaugh, Margaret Little, Stephen Loeffel, Walter Lueders, Paul McCain, Glenda McLain, Elsie Mabrey, Norma Mabrey, VVilliam Martin, Geneva Maurer, Marie Mausker, Thelma Meinz, Theresa Metje, VValter Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Alvin Carl Kathleen Mary Virginia 1930 Militzer, Erna Miller, A, B. Nagel, Elda Norvelle, Gretchen Palsgrove, Franchon Parker, Edna Perry, NVilma Rhodes, Deloma Rhodes, Florence Rigdon, Edward Rigger, Lucile Slagle, Lorene Schaper, Bernard Seabaugh, Norton Seabaugh, Odis Shelby, Jo Ellen Simmons, Beatrice Slover, jesse Steel, George Steinholf, Lilon Strain, Billy Swan, Fern Taylor, Raymond Templeton, Charles Thompson, Patricia Vogel, Raymond Vogelsang, Viola Voges, Irene Voges, Marie Vogt, Helen Volkerding, Earl VValker, Georgia VVaters, Richard VVelker, Coy NVe-lman, Madeline VVilson, james VVinters, Marguerite Woelke, Arnold VVright, Leroy Young, Truman ..40... R QWX, fu Q T 01114 in XA ATHLETICS resenrtifunlg the undefeated Tigers 342- S V -E F 0Tl5 l SEASON 92 ...43... VICTORY GIIQAIQDUT + Lf? LOUIS MUEGGE, COACH GF THE VICTORIOUS TIGERS 1930 ..44... VICTD DY GI IQAIQDUT COACH LOUIS MUEGGE Coach came to Central from the University of Illinois in 1928 and pro- ceeded to build up a fighting team. Because of his knowledge and love of the game, he has imparted to our players an enthusiastic interest which would not leave Central satisfied with less than a championship team. He also brought an enviable athletic record from the University of Illinois. He won two letters in football, playing guard on the team which won the Big Ten Conference and also the National Championship. In his senior year he was a member of the wrestling team which won the Conference Championship. Mr. Muegge graduated from the University of Illinois in 1928. He holds a degree of B. S. in Education, specializing in Physical Education and Athletic Coaching. He is a member of the Delta Upsilon Fraternity. CAPTAIN EARL LESLIE After showing himself worthy of the position by his end runs, fighting qualities, and cooperation with his team mates, Earl Leslie was elected captain for the 1929 season. Because of these qualities he was further honored by being chosen Captain of the Southeast Missouri All-Star Team. He has played three years, being also prominent in basketball and track. He graduated in Janu- ary, 1930. Weight, 130 pounds. CAPTAIN-ELECT ETIENNE DARLING This is Darling's second year at Central. He was a fast backfield man and a player that never showed his emotions, nor lost his self control. He was a good pass snatcher and off-tackle runner, a real sportsman and a clean, hard fighter. He was enthusiastically selected as the leader of the Bengals for the 1930 season. THE 'I IGICRS' XYAR CRY Tigers, 'I'ig'ers, yes we are the Tigers, Ever ready lighters, yea team! Fight 'em, light 'em - hit them hard and heavy, Show them that we're ready, now. jackson is the team were going to beat ' And we'll show ourselves to those who come from Charleston. Yell boys. yell girls, show your tiger colors, Loyal Center loves, u'e're Tigers, rah, rah, rah. C1930 l l -45- VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDUT Football Squad First Row, Back - Don Pritchard, Jim King, Ernest Walker, Jim Kinder, Ettienne Darling, Don Wolters, Oliver Hope, Orville Sayles, Babe Vancil, Mgr. Second Row - L. Arnoldi, Coffer, Bill Wickham, Chas. Downing, Babe Ma- brey, Byron Napper, Estes Proffer, N. Stoll, Bud Black, C. Foster. Third Row - Dolf Wolters, Pat Ford, Tom Rickard, Withers, Myers, Lee Chicon, Bill Crabtree, Earl Leslie, Chas. Abernathy, Bud Brennecke. SUMMARY Central - 13 ---- Malden - 0 Central - 26 - - Chaffee - 0 Central - 45 - - Cairo -- O Central - 33 - - Jackson -- 0 Central - 7 - - Charleston - 0 Central - 35 - - Caruthersville - 0 Central - 26 - - Sikeston - 0 Central -- 12 - - Jackson -- 0 197 0 1930 -45- VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDUT Southeast Missouri Championship Team The Tigers, the Southeast Missouri Champions of 1929, defeated all opponents by a score that has never been equaled in the football history of Southeast Missouri. Not once were the Tigers scored on. Poplar Bluff, the nearest contender, was held to a 0-0 score by Jackson whom We defeated 33 to 0 and 12 to 0. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI ALL-STAR TEAM MEN Leslie - Quarterback - Captain Second Team - Crabtree - Halfback Downing h Guard King - End . wfickham 1 Guard Darling - Halfback Kinder - Center Walker - Tackle Honorable Mention - Dolf Walters Don Walters John Pat Ford A .. V, Kyra. My A ,,' ,XM -,K I h ami' Back Row - Darling, Don Walters, Coach Muegge, Crabtree, E. Leslie. Front Row - King, Walker, Wickham, Kinder, Downing, Ford, Dolf Walters. 1930 VICTOIQY GIIQAIQDDT Letter Men Devlin? Ktvylenr Leslie Wwhlxm-rx Croblre E, On October 4 the long expected game with Malden, last year's Southeast Mis- souri champions, was played here in a cold drizzling rain. The superior team- work, and off-tackle runs of our side- stepping, poker-faced captain-elect ETIENNE DARLING. with JIM KINIDER, the 215 pound center that made every pound count, made it pos- sible for Central to make nine first downs to Malden's two. The Tigers gained 125 yards to the Green VVaves' 35 yards. Since this is their first de- feat in two years, their Coach, Dutch Muir, summed the situation up by say- ing, A good team - we have no alibi. The game ended 13 to 0 in our favor -a game won by the sweat and brainy playing of a team that played as re- lentlessly as a machine. The Friday of the next week the Tigers batltod with the Red Devils from Chaffee, and defeated them 26 to 0. The long end runs of our all-Star South- east Missouri quarter-back, Captain SQITlRREI. LESLIE, one for 65 yards on an intercepted pass, and an- other for 55 yards on a snappy get-a- way from a line plunge, left the Red Devils completely bewildered. livery man played on his toes and our South- east Missouri all-star guard and punter, BILL VVICIQIIAM toted the pigskin 55 yards, before being downed, by inter- cepting a pass. This showed excellent broken Held running. On Saturday, Oct, 19, Central was invaded by the Egyptians from Cairo. Ill. Louis' team defended their record by defeating Leo's mfPrincipal Louis Schultz's brother, Cairo coachi team 45 to 0. BILL CRABTREE, captain of last year's team, and this year's all- star Southeast Missouri half-back, show- ed his ability to pass and run back punts. Coaching a punt on his 45 yard line and displaying the most marvelous side-stepping and twisting, he eluded his would-be tacklers and romped 55 yards for a touchdown. JIMMY KING also ' H1930 .-.48... VICTUIQY GI IQADDUT Letter Men proved his worthiness of the honoll of being end on the Southeast Miss' ,ri all-star team by running' 40 yards for a touchdown, K A- On the muddiest tield that the Tigegs ever played on this year we b ttlefcl 'filth the Blue 'lays from Charlest n, 'defeat- ing them 7 to 0, The touwhdoxim wsaf. made in the second quart ex'Due,to the condition oi' the held t ' 'yeas a punting' and line plunging' battl jto the end. XYickham showejl ejgcellient form in his punts. The sl,nppery.freld caused our captain, liarl Le. e,..Lo lireak his nose. IDUXVXING ln. de Emself felt by taking out the Charlhi fer w on ottense, and on defeniie- tackle he could be countedx ixtqfbiieak up any play that came his w f. JOXEIN PAT FORD, the boy with the grin that no opponent could ever lgfisi K'-Wipe off, was in on every tacklQ 9 xv. On Thursday, October Zilf at e c last the game that the whol 'c lnty . 5 waited for--namely, the Cen ral Tig rs versus their time honored' ivalls, he jackson Indians. The battle r gediscore- less for the tirst half, botlh msjshow- ing ability and the light t at lpanfbe expected when these two teamdi pifet. ln the third quarter DON NV!Xsl.fl'El'3S, a former lndian, went across the line tor the Iirst touchdown, The Titrers, once started, could not be stopped. lJOl.l VVJXl,'l'liRS, twin brother of Don, showed his ability by breaking' up a great number ol' their plays. VVith every man playing his hardest the game ended 33 to O in favor of the Orange and Black. For the second out-of-town game, the Tigers, accompanied by a large number of Centralites. went to Caruthersville. where they defeated the team rand also Caruthersville's hope for the Southeast Missouri Championshipl by a score of 3.3 to 0. The weather and the tield were the best ol' any during the whole year. A touchdown during the nrst quarter started the scoring. Central . l 'iv ,-rw . ' A J s 1930 -49- r uJHll'C.Y5 OVJ YI NYX Dov- LUalTevrs 1 VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDUT Letter MCH 1 2 LUQ lkcr B141 U1,Tke.vS A Lev-notlvi l mah V63 1930 made 14 tirst 'downs to Caruthersville's 5. The Tigers completed 9 out of 15 passes, Caruthersville 4 out of 16. Cen- tral's punts averaged 32.33 yards, while Caruthersville averaged 16.6 yards. ERNIE WAR HORSE VVALKER was instrumental in a great number of Caruthersville's setups, for whenever he tackled a man he stayed tackled. On Armistice Day the Tigers journey- ed to Sikeston. Being a little too over- confident they were held scoreless the tirst half by a team that was considered one of the weaker teams of Southeast Missouri. After receiving a talk from Coach they came back in the last half wide awake and beat the Bull Dogs 26 to 0 On Turkey Day the Tigers took their tinals. The Indians from Jackson came over especially drilled for plays and determined to put a score in our oppon- ents' column. But the Tigers were a little more determined that such should not happen and defending their record scored in the iirst quarter. Then fol- lowed one of the toughest battles ever played on the Cape girdiron. A crowd, estimated at 2,000 braved the cold to see the Tigers score again in the last quarter and thus defeat the lndians 12 to 0. This clinched it record that is not expected to be equalled for a long time. BUD BLACK -A a hard smashing tackle who made the team in his fresh- man year and used his experience to a great advantage. XVALDO VVITHERS - a snappy pass catcher. playing end. Ile play- ed very well considering this is his tirst year. CHARLES ABERNATIIY - MAb- by was a fast runner and a neat hall carrier - a nervy half-hack with plenty of tight and go. NELSON MAISRIQY - Babe al- so made the regulars in his freshman year. He was a good all-around tight- er, a good punter, ball carrier and guard. -50... 2 AS KIETBALIL CAPTAINS X P ,4 4 r P f p 4 P ,4 Boys ,f Jon DAVIS Af Girls BABE KOCH 5 P W 'V f 5 Af , ,f X 1 L u fy ,A 4 W Q W 5 Q VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDDT Basketball Summary Cape - Flat River Cape - F1'LfCiCl'iCkl0WIl Cape - - AiU1'ChUl15C Cape Ca1'uthe1'sx'i11e Cape - Mathews Cape - Fruitlaiid Cape - - Dexter Cape - Diehlstadt Cape Caruthersville Cape - - - jackson Cape ---- - Preps Cape - - Forfeited - - jackson Cape - - - - - Fruitland STKESTON TOURNAMENT Cape .....- - Sikeston Cape ' - Chaffee Cape - - - - - - Mathews JACKSON TOURNAMENT Cape - ------ - - - Zalma Cape - 35 - - Oak Ridge -' 20 Cape - 14 - - jackson - 37 BASKETBALL SQUAD Back Row - XVeiSs, LaPierre, Sarff. XValiei's, Erlbaeher, Coach Miieilge. Froiit Row - Mayhew, Meyer, Kimmich, Davis, Cmftoii, XV. Leslie, King, 1930 VICTUIQY GI IQAIQIDUT Letter Men DAVIS, JOE - Central's only man on the Southeast Missouri All-Star team. Goal shooting and ability to get clear, his specialties. Senior. Height, S ft. 8 in. High point man. KING, JIMMIE - The center that was always in the thickest of the ight. A good jumper and goal shooter. Height, S ft. 11 in. WICKHAM, BILL - An aggressive guard that broke up the opponents' offense. Good at long shots. An- other midyear graduate. Height, 5 ft. 8 in. LESLIE, WOODROW - The little brother, but not little on a basket- ball court. A hard man for the opponents to Watch. Junior. Height S ft. 7 in. CRAFTON, LYNN - Eel,' was one of our most elusive forwards. A dangerous man to the opponents. Senior. Height, S ft. 7 in. I , I Jeeov ww lr lu M X Q. .1 l Cvfa-Win y 04, A X Xi S3 1930 xiexf' U A K i ' 53- Q I 1 'W Tw 3, S N., VICTUIQY GI IQAIQDDT 0.19 llld3TcvS Letter Men LESLIE, EARL - Another lighter that was lost at midyear gradua- tion. Always on his toes, good at taking the ball off the backboard. Height S ft. 7 in. LAPIERRE, CHARLES - Snooky,' didn't get to play until the second semester but soon made his presence felt. A good floor man and ex- cellent dribbler. Senior. Height, 5 ft. 10 in. WALTERS, DOLF - A guard with good passing ability, and could al- ways stick to his man. Senior. Height, S ft. 9 in. CRABTREE, BILL -- A cool-headed ball handler that kept the oppon- ents worried. Graduated at mid- year. Height 5 ft. 6 in. MEYER, CHARLES - Charlie was always where the opponents want- ed him least. A dependable guard and accurate passer. Senior. Height 5 ft. 7 in. 1930 I I VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDUT Summary of Tiger Schedu te Central - 13 Flat River -- 27 A non-conference practice game. Central - 34 Flat River - 15 The Tigers used their practice game experience and started the season with a well-earned victory. Central - 20 Morehouse - 14 Another result of good teamwork. The game. was interesting and well played. Central - 35 Caruthersville - 33 A close, fast game, snappy teamwork and good passing. A hard earned victory from a strong opponent. Central 4 26 Mathews - 31 The Tigers' tirst conference game away from home. A game so well played that it took two extra periods to end it. The Tigers played hard, clean basketball, but the strong Mathews team were on their own court. Central - 16 Fruitland - 23 A defeat by a team that does nothing else but play basketball. Central put up a strong resistance but were oil their scoring stride. Central - 34 Dexter - 12 The Tigers regained their scoring stride and defeated Dexter by working their offensive attacks effectively. Central - 47 Diehlstadt - Z5 The Mississippi County boys didn't have a chance against this scoring rush of a team playing as smoothly as a machine. Central 30 - Caruthersville - 33 The Tigers were not working their attack well enough to score the few extra points to win the game. They are to be complimented for their tight and defense work. Central - 13 jackson - 18 Central put up a real tight but was defeated by Jacksons foul-pitching ability. A peppy contest which was fought in the traditional manner. Central - 15 Preps - 22 The scoring ability of both teams was poor, each playing a defensive game. Our team was weakened because of fouls, but put up a good defense to the Preps. Central - 2 jackson - 0 Forfeited. Central - 17 Fruitland - 19 The most freakish game in Central's basketball history. The teams didn't play basketball at all. The score is meaningless. SIKESTON 'TOURNAMENT Central played Sikeston Iirst, winning 39 to 15. VVe next played Chaffee, again winning by a score of 42 to 15. Then in a hard fought, fast game with Mathews we were feated 36 to 30. I SUB-DI5'I'RlC'l' 'TOURNAMENT AT JACKSON Playing Zalma, Central won 50 to 16. The next game was with Oak Ridge whom we beat 35 to 20. Both games were not very difficult. In the semi-tinals the Tigers lost to jackson 37 to 14. Our team put up a real tight and the score is not so bad because jackson won second place in the All Southeast Missouri Tournament. CITY CHAMPIONSHIP GAME In the final contest for the city championship the Tigers' excellent defense caused the Preps to stake their chances on long shots. Being very good at this, they won the victory. 1930 VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDUT Jessie Hutson Director of Girls Physical Education Miss Jessie Hutson, Director of Physi- cal Education for Girls, has shown herself a kind and sympathetic pal to every girl as Well as an excellent instructor. The first part of the year Was spent in gymnasium exercises. In the latter part an inter-class basketball tournament Was held. This was Won by the Seniors. CLASS BASKETBALL SQUAD Back Row - Osborn, Mabrey, Mills ,E. Coffer, Meyer. Moore, Hutson. Third Row - Schwab, Becker, E. Childs, Mackley, Claypczol, Second Row - Ritch, Goehring, Herbst, Mueller, Matley, Childs, Kinder. First Row - Rudert, V. Cole, N, Colfer, Kage, Paul. 1930 -56- VICTUIQY GI IQAIQDDT Senior Team ALEXANDER, MARY - Tommy,' was the pep of the team, and cer- tainly knows how to play basket- ball. A snappy goal shooter. For- ward. KOCH, GERALDINE - Babe , She may be but a babe but when it comes to guarding - there's not many that pass her. Guard. GROSSHEIDER, VANITA - Skeet was always there - ready for a pass and she always found a way through to the ball, even, if it look- ed hopeless. Center. WAGNER, HARREIT - Tootie,'. As a basketball player Tootie had that magic elixir called pep, A good sport and a worthy foe. Sub-guard. Alevax-dev Gvoeskewdef wggzhev 1930 VICTUIQY GI DA DUCT l Senior Team 'Gee KQYXSXXQYN 3 'Her Rwioev MCGEE, THELMA - Thelma sure was one good forward. Whenever she got her fingers on the ball it just like putting iron glue on it. A good teammate and a swell play- er. Forward. KNEHANS, WINIFRED - Win, a good nickname for her because whenever she played on a team she certainly did her part to help win. We think she had concealed springs in her shoes. Jumping Center. MUELLER, VIRGINIA - Ginny stopped our opponents coming and going and in fact was so heartless as to hardly give them a break. Guard. RINGER, ALBERTA - A center that always got the tip oif and could handle the ball well. She was a good passer and floor mate. 1930 -58 I f IR XZ QQCIK CAPTAIN JAMES KING mg! VICTDIQY GI IQAIQDUT Track The track season opened with about twenty-five boys reporting. Prospects were better than expected. Coach Muegge, with the assistance of l rot'essors Smith, Buckner, and Diehr, soon selected the squad and started practice. The first meet was held at Flat River, April 15th. Central won 66y2 to Central won seven tirsts out of fifteen events. Dolf Wialters was high point man, winning' ll points. On April 18th the Tigers went to Charleston for the second invitation meet and won 61 to 55, They won 6 first places, 8 second places, and 7 thirds to Charleston's 7 tirsts, 5 seconds and 5 thirds out of the 13 events. At the Southeast Missouri meet here April 26th, Central won third place win- ning the relay, King first in high hurdles, Erlbachezr secondp Iirlbacher first in low hurdles, in M mile run, Leslie 4th place, and Et Darling 4th place in javelin. At the State meet at Columbia, Missouri, May 2 and 3, Central did not place, altho the Relay Team beat the Southeast Missouri record. Those receiving letters are: King, jimmy CCaptainj Hope, Oliver Sayles, Orville Abernathy, Charles Leslie, Woodrow Walters, Dolf Erlbacher, Robert Meyer, Charles Walters, Don Heuer, Hilbert Robinson, VVilliam SQUAD First Row - Smith, Nothdurft, Rickard, Suedekum, Klaproth, Black, Lalumendier, Bauer, Kinder, Diehr. Second Row - Templeton, Mabrey, Rose, Sayles, Muegge, Meyer, Iirlbacher, La Pierre, Ervin, Foster. Third Row - Mayhew, Abernathy, King, Metje, Don Walters, Robinson, Ilolf VValters, W. Leslie. A1930 CGJRCGANIIZATIICOJNS VICTUIQY GI IQADDCT Tiger Staff FIRST SEMESTER l.l'l'EliARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief 77 Elsloeth Kies, Associate Editors -7 Esther Kempe, Charles Hunter, Literary Editor 7 Ellen Campbell. Associate Literary Editors -- llenry Mueller, Helen Mayer, Mary Elizabeth Kinnison. News Writers 7 Jean Ann Barney, Clara Best, Dorothy Roth, Regina Le Grand, Olive Hett, Lu- cille Philipson, Edna Heddon. News Writers 7 Mary Virginia Johnson, Ruth Black, Sheila Hulehan, Louise Philipson, Almeda Fields, Josephine Hudson. Exchange Editor 7 Ruth Nothdurft. Joke Editor 7 Madeline Twomey. Columnists 7 Clark Caruthers, Bill Goshorn, Carl- ton Lorberg. Athletic Editors 7 Louis Arnoldi, John Oliver. Sponsors 7 Miss Conrad, Miss Zimmerman. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager 7 Carl Wilder. Assistant Business Manager 7 Mary Lou Hoffman. Advertising Managers 7 Irene Baker, Gwen Harnes, Helen Steck, Naomi Pearson, Sidney Kimbell, John Piatt, Mildred Klaproth, Ruby Niemeier, Circulation and Subscription Manager 7 Nedra Davis. Typists 7 Ruth Adams, Nola Statler, Elsie Ray- burn, Edna Pletl. Alberta Ringer, Bertha Smith. Sponsor 7 Miss Hottman. SECOND SEMESTER LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief 7 Elsbeth Kies. Assistant Editors 7 Esther Kempe, Charles Hunter. Literary Editors 7 Ellen Campbell, Bernice Wells. Assistant Literary- Editors 7 Helen Mayer, Henry Mueller, Wilma Smith, Ronald Rainbolt, Mary Elizabeth Kinnison. News Writers 7 Jean Ann Barney, Bernice Hott, man, Ruth Eugas, Clara Best, Dorothy Roth, Evelyn Neal, Regina Le Grand, Edna Hedden, Gustav Margraf, Olive Hett, Bernice Smith, Josephine Hudson, Ben Borchelt. Reporters 7 Mary Virginia Johnson, Allen Oliver Jr., Violet Simpson, Sally Leuer, Ruth Black, Burdette Welker, Almeda Fields. Exchange Editors 7 Irene Baker, Laura Dittlinger. Joke Editors 7 Ruth Nothdurft, Robert Young. Columnists 7 Shelia Hulehan, Wanda Mills Cfea- ture writerj, Vivian Howard. Athletic Editor 7 John Oliver. Sponsors 7 Misses Conrad and Zimmermann. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager 7 Carl Wilder. Assistant Business Manager 7 Mary Lou Hoffman. Advertising Manager 7 Bernice Keller. Assistant Advertising Managers -- Helen Steck, John Piatt. Circulation and Subscription Manager 7 Nedra Davis. Typists 7 Ruth Adams, Nola Statler, Elsie Ray- burn, Edna Pletl, Alberta King, Bertha Smith. Sponsor 7 Mr. Buckner. Vllilcler, Kempe, Hunter, Kies. Campbell, Hoffman, Davis, Keller. 1930 627 VICTORY GI DAIQDCT lst row - Zimmerman, Adams, Hoffman, Arnolcli. Conrad. Zncl row P- Baker, Barney Best. Black, Caruthers. 3rd row - Fields, Harnes, lleclclcn. Hett. Hudson. 4th row - Ilulehzm, johnson, liimbell, Klnnison, Hinkle. Sth row - Lu Grand, Lorberg. Mayer Mueller, Xiemeier. 6th row 4 Nothclurft, Oliver, Pearson, Philipson, Piatt. 7th row - Pletl, Ringer, Roth, Steck, Twomey. I 9 3 0 l -63-- VICTUIQY GIDAIQDUT Giiraurdlot Staff The Girardot Staff started the school year with a very unique as- sembly. The entire program was based around the Unlucky Thirteen. The staff showed clearly how the Unlucky Thirteeni' could be changed into the Lucky Thirteen. The second semester the staff staged another clever performance thus initiating their second campaign. A play, Memories of l930, was presented by the staff members. The Girardot this year is known as the Victory Girardot because of the various successes this school has had in its undertakings. STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - - - Warren Sarff Associate Editor - - Donald Oliver Business Manager - - Charlotte Popp Subscription Manager - - Virginia Vandivort Advertising Manager - - - Virginia Meyer Advertising Manager - - Mary Frances Masterson Advertising Manager - - Harry Watkins flst Semcsterj Robert Macke 12nd Semesterj Class Editor - - - - - Mary Alexander Organization Editor - - Nell Quarels Athletic Editor - - Louis Arnoldi Art Editor - - - Ruby Franz Art Editor - - Gladys Heuschober Typist - ---- Ival Clifton Sponsors - - Miss Krueger and Miss Settle 1930 -64- VICTDIQY GIDAIQDDT lst row - X'z111dix'mAt, Sari, Oliver. Popp. Znd 1'ow- Wkltkins, Masterson, Meyer, Macke 3rd row - Alexanclcr. lfrauz, Hcuschulbcr, Quarels. 4th row - Krueger, Clifton, Arnoldi Settle. I930h ' VICTUDY GIIQAIQDUT National Honor Society The purpose of the National Honor Society is: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leader- ship, to encourage the development of character. Emblem - The Keystone and Flaming Torch Colors - Purple, White, Red, Gold OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Mary Alexander President Charles Hunter Frances Magill Vice-President Charlotte Popp Madeline Twomey Secretary Nell Quarles Mildred Welman Treasurer Winifred Knehans Reporter Mary Mabrey Miss Krueger .Sponsor Miss Krueger Faculty Council - Mr. Louis Schultz, Miss Clara Krueger, Mr. Norman Prof- fer, Mr. Kenneth Collings, Miss Naomi Pott. Charter Members - Mary Elizabeth Drum, Duard Meyer, Dorothy Samuels, Mildred Johnson, Vera Elizabeth Kasten, Ruth Berry, Lucy Vangilder, Helen Ketterer, Allene Kimmich. Members Elected January, 1928 - Aileen Lorberg, Joyce Andrews, Maria Con- rad, Bee Magill, Emil Steck, Chester Blaylock, Martha Poe, Elouise Schrader, Inez Smith, Mary Charline Payne, Mary Helen Kinder, Louise Nunnelee, Margaret Allard, Henlen Kasten, Alene Saddler, Dorothy Seabaugh. Members Elected June, 1928 - Jane Brewer, Alvin Cope, Muriel Dyer, Kath- erine Finch, Ailene Foster, Julia Haddock, Mildred Heuschober, Gwen- dolyn Johnson, lska Johnson, Ben Howard Poe, Weldon Stein. Members Elected January, 1929 - Kennet Grant, Robert Jamison, Virginia Smith, Lois Boyce, Margaret Buerkle, Frances Magill, Ruby Niemeier, Madeline Twomey. Members Elected June, 1929 - Mabel Meyer, Hugo Mueller, Esther Kamp, Els- beth Kies, Pearl Rudman, Mary Alexander, Esther Kempe, Mary Lou Hoffman, Mildred Klaproth, Mildred Welman. Members Elected January, 1930 -- Mabel Shearrer, Lucille Philipson, Anita Coffer, Warren Sarff, Charlotte Popp, Charles Downing, Winifred Kne- hans, Charles Hunter, Mildred Cook, Nell Quarles, Mary Mabrey. 1930i ...661 VICTCIQY GIIQAIQDOT lst row - Alexander, Krueger, Hunter. Znd row - Popp, Schultz, Magill. 3rd row Proffer, Twomey, Quarels, Collings. 4th row - Putt, VVe1mau, Knehans, Mabrey. 1930 1 --67- VICTORY GIIQAIQDOT HieY Cllulb The purpose of the Hi-Y is to: Create, maintain, and extend through out the School and Community, high standards of Christian Character. Slogan - Clean Living, Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, Clean Scholar ship, Contagious Christian Character. First Semester 'Walter Black james King james Kinder joe Davis Bill VVickham Mr. Bess Abernathy, Charles Arnoldi, Louis Anderson, Paul Black, VValter Brennecke, Bud Chambers, Frank Cofer, Eliot Crabtree, Billy Darling, Etienne Davis, joe Downing, Charles Ford, john I-'at Foster, Chandois Foster, Glenn Heuer, Elmer jones, Leon Kinder. james King, james Latham, VVillard Leslie, Earl Magee, Lowell Meyer, Charlie McClintock, Elmo Miles, Paul Napper, Byron OFFICERS President Yice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arlns Sponsor MEMBERS I Q 3 0 Second Semester joe Davis VValdo VVithers Norman Stoll Louis VVeis Joe VVhite X Dolf VVolters Mr. Bess Poe, Cletus Proffer, Estes Ramey, Lynn Reitzel, Paul Reynolds, Frank Rigdon, joe Robinson, VVilliam Rose, Payne Sarff, VVarren Slagel, Telford Steck, Edward Stoll, Norman Stout, Weldon Trickey, Scott Trovillion, Vivian Yancel, Norman Yasterling, VValter VValker, Ernest NVeissw, Louis VVickham, liill VVilhers, VValdo VVhi'te, joe VValthers, Dolf VValters, Don Young, Robert 4 VICTD DY GI IQAIQDDT lst row f Aluemntlmy, Iissv, Iilafk, BTEIIIHQLIIQC, Cjm'uthe1'S. lm! ww - Crnlmtrce, Davis Downing. Foster, G, Foster. .Hd row - Vlwuw, Iiing, Mika Pm-, I'rul'fe1'. 4111 row - Rnmey, Reynolds, Reitzel, Rigdun, Slagle. Sth row - Stack. Stoll, XYalker, XYeib5, VN'hite 1930 ...59.. VICTU DY GI IQAIQDOT Senior Girl Reserves Slogan - Face Life Squarely. Code - As a Girl Reserve I will strive to be - First Semester Geraldine Koch Nedra Davis Esther Kempe Winifred Knehans Olive Hett Elsbeth Kies Miss Pott Gracious in manner lmpartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Service at all times OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pianist Song' Leader Sponsor Second Semester Geraldine Koch Nedra Davis Esther Kempe Wini fred Knehans Olive Hett Elsbeth Kies Miss Pott Kempe, Koch, Davis, Knehans. Kies, Cole, Pott, Medcalf, Mueller. 1930 l VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDDT l Adams, Ruth Allison, Lillias Baker, Irene Beaty, Retha Best, Clara Bock, Elizabeth Bohle, Lydia liohle, Pauline Boyer, Mary Louise Brase, Edna Brown, Pearl Bucy, Audrey Burge, Irene Carpenter, Avis Chostner, Cecile Clifton, Ival Cole, Verna Mae Cole, Virginia Cook, Mildred Cornman, Ernestine Cotner, Frances Davis, Nedra Eckelman, Evelyn Eugas, Ruth Fields, Almeda Eugas, Mildred Fitch, Ruth Ford, Anna Dee MEMBERS Fowler, Vivian Geiser, Olga Gill, Martha Gauge, Sivilla Goza, Eula Ilaas, Mary Hale, Olive Haman, Marie llarnes, Gwendolyn Hart, Mary Ellen Heider, Alma Heise, Grace Iieise, Della Heuschober, Fay Ilett, Olive Hinkle, Thelma Hoffman, Mary Lou Howard, Vivian Johnson, Mary Virginia Jones, Beulah Kenipe, Esther Kies, Elsbeth Klaproth, Mildred Knehans, Winifred lioeppel, Gina Koch, Geraldine LaCock, Lorene Latimer, Inez Le Grand, Regina LeMasters, Opal Leslie, Dottie Leslie, Pearl Mabrey, Mary Mabuce, Lena Mammon, Mary Maud Margrabe, Ruth Markhart, Rosebud McCain, Lillias Medcalf, Jewell Meyer, Virginia Mills, VVanda Mollenhour, Elizabeth Moore, Juanita Mueller, Virginia Nieineier, Ruby Nunn, Virginia Ochs, Laura O'Connell, Janice Oliver, Helen Osburn, Geneva Pearson, Naomi Philipson, Lucille Pletl, Edna Preston, Maiy Rawlings, Thelma Rayburn, Elsie 1930 -71... l Seahaugh, Louise VICTDDY GIIQAIQDDT Junior Girl Reserves The purpose of the Junior Girl Reserves is to: Find and give the best Slogan - Face Life Squarelyf' OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Juvade Mackley President Mary jane Benjamin Catherine Mueller Vice-President Kathleen Ruclert Dorothy Smith Secretary Nina Finley Louise Weltch Treasurer Louise VVeltch Reporter Mary Katherine Ferguson Mrs. Naeter Sponsor ' Mrs. Naeter MEMBERS Adams, Mildred Garner, Eula Markhart, Naomi Schultz, Pearl Allen, Velma Garrison, Geneva Benjamin Mary jane Gerhardt, Eloria Brennecke, Rose Mary Gerloch, Marie Bohle, Pauline Boswell, Lillian Brunke, Albertine Charles, Alta Childs, Marguerite Claypoole, Opal Coffe-r, Naomi Cole, Vivian Cook, Ida Marie Crites, Mildred Curry, Violet Curry, Edna Dohogne, Ada Eckelman, Evelyn Erwin, Hazel Fairchild, Jeannette Ferguson, Mary Feverston, Yergia Finley, Nina Fyock, Stella May Gerringer, Marie Goehring, Flora Hale, Emma Hibbs, Anna Louise Hinkle, Bernice Huckstep, Novella Hutson, Virginia Jacobs, Jewell Kage, Dorothy Keeney, Katherine Kiehne, Viola King, Elane Klager, Vera Krieger, Frieda Latham, Clodine Lind, Virginia Loos, Helen Mabuce, Lamia Mackley, juvade Margrahe, Dorothy Martin, Geneva Martin, Zelda Maurer, 'Marie McCain, Glenda McLain, Elsie Meinz, Theressa Meyer, Kathleen Meyers, Mary Meyers, Virginia Miesner, Helen Moore, Mary Mueller, Catherine Musback, Lucille Niemeyer, Viola Oberbeck, Theresa Parker, Lucille Paul, Louise Perry, VVilma Riger, Lucille Pruiet, Celeste Reed, Phronsi Ritchie. Isabella Rudert, Kathleen Sch wah, Dorothy Sebek, Mary Shaw, Lillian Stewart, Hattie Simmons, Inez Smith, Bernice Smith, Dorothy Smith, lone Strong, Lucille Suedekum, Juanita Summers, Virginia Teichman, Martha Yoges, Marie VValker, Virgia XVatson, Verna VVelman, Madeline NVeltch, Louise VVest, Delphine XYinters, Margurite XVisetnan, Mar,u'uerite Yotiiig, lnez 1930 VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDCT Silver Spear Dramatic Club The purpose of the Silver Spear Dramatic Club is to : 1. Further an interest in dramatic actingg 2. Provide an opportunity for self-expression, 3. Give to its members a finer sympathy for, and a fuller understanding of the lives of others. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Virginia Williams President Allen Oliver Ruth Black Vice-President Gustav Margraf Mary Elizabeth Kinnison Secretary Catherine Mueller Hazel Ervin Treasurer Dorothy Smith Miss Reed and Miss Nierman Sponsors Miss Reed and Miss Nierman MEMBERS Barney, jean Ann Leuer, Harry Black, Ruth Mabuce, Lamia Boswell, Lillian Brandt, Richard Brennecke, Rosemary Broemer, Howard Cargle, Aileen Claypool, Opal Cole, Vivian Crosnoe, Geraldine Davis, john Ervin, Hazel Finley, Nina Fitzpatrick, Bernice Hedden, Edna Hibbs, Anna Louise johnson, Mary Virginia Kinnison, Mary Elizabeth Mackley, Juvada Macom, Edna Margraf, Gustav Moore, Mary Meyer, Kathleen Meyers, Mary Mueller, Catherine Oliver, Allen Reed, Ruby Sadler, Glenn Smith, Dorothy Smith, lone Swab, Dorothy Taylor, Hartwell Thompson, Patricia Walker, Brent 1930 VICTUIQY IEIIQAIQIDDT Red Daggers The purpose of the Red Dagger is to: 1. Promote Dramatics in the school and advance dramatic ability among the membersg 2. Encourage ama teur dramatics in the communityg 3. Study and discuss among the members some of the factors in the production of plays. OFFICERS First Semester' ' Second Semester Lawana Fisher A President Donald Oliver Donald Oliver Vice-President Charles LaPierre Frances Magill Secretary Charlotte Popp john Oliver Treasurer john Oliver Miss McLain Sponsor Miss McLain MEMBERSHIP Alexander, Mary - Tlieodore Roberts. Mueller, Henry - Tony Sarg. Arnoldi, Louis - Carl Franz. Neal, Evelyn - Rosalind. Black, Walter - D'Artagnan Oliver, Donald - George Bernard Shaw Caruthers, Clark - Buster Keaton. Oliver, john - Julius Caesar. Downing, Charles - Petruchio Popp, Charlotte - Mary. Fields, Almeda - Lilly Lautry. Quarles, Nell - Topsy. Fisher, Lawana - Ethel Barrymore. Rigdon, joe - Karl Dane. Hoffman, Bernice - Cleopatra Robinson, Wiilliam - De Rieves. Hudson, Josephine - Lady Diana. Samuels, Rose - Sarah liernhardt Hunter, Charles - Mark Antony. Stern, Dorothy - Ethel Barrymore Kramer, Bernard - james K, Hackett. Sarff, NVarren - Thomas Edmund lioo li LaPierre. Charles - Maclluff. Trovillion, Geneva - joan Craxrtoicl Lorberg, Carlton - llamlet. Vandivort, Virginia - Carmen. Magill, Frances F- VVendy. Walker, Ernest - Scaramonvhe. Masterson, Mary Frances-Eva Lallalliene, VVatkins, Harry Kenneth - Harclcastle Mayer, Helen W- Ciree. VVe'lman, Mildred - Susan Glaspell Meyer, Virginia - Ruth Chatterton. Walters, Don - Macbeth. Mosley, Bernice - Polaina. 1930 -74- VICTUIQY GI IIQAIQDUT lst row - Alexander, Arnolcli, McLain, Caruthers, Fisher. 2nd row - Iluffnmll, Hunter, I.Ol'b61'g', Magill, Mastersrm. 3rd row - Mayer, Mosley, Oliver, J. Oliver, Popp. 4th row - Robinson, Trovillion, Y2111diY01't, VValke1', XVatkins. 1930 ' vlcrony GIDAIQDDT Girls Athletic Cliuih l The purpose of the Girls Athletic Club is to: Create a sportsmnn-like spirit among girls interested in athletics. First Semester Vanita Grossheider Geraldine Koch Vivian Fowler Olga Geiser Virginia Mueller Miss Garrison Beaty, Retha Brunke, Marie Becker, Clodean Bucy, Eva Burge, Irene Childs, Evelyn Coffer, Naomi Colfer, Edith Cole, Vivian Davis, Nedra Fleming, Marie Flynn, Myrtle Fowler, Vivian Geiser, Olga Grossheider, Vanita VVithers, Opal F, , OIVFICERS President lst Vice- President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Hanf, Juanita Harris, Katherine Herbst, Lucille Hutson, Jean Kage, Dorthy Knehans, W'inifred Kinder, Juanita Koch, Geraldine Latimer, lnez Leuer, Sallie Leher, Helen Loeffel, Viola Mahuce. Lena Mabuce, l.amia Mackley, Juvada Macom, Edna -.eaiiihl 'f I Second Semester Vanita Grossheider Geraldine Koch Juanita Moore Virginia Mueller Miss Garrison Markert, Naomi Miesner, Helen Moore, Juanita Mosley, Bernice Motley, Helen Mueller, Virginia Mueller, Catherine McGee, Thelma Neal. Evelyn Schwab, Dorthy Shade, Eairl Simmons, Inez Smith, Eileen Smith, Dorthy XVilliams, Virginia 1930 A l VICTUIQY 13-IIQAIQIDDT Sports Club The purpose of the sport club is: To get some experience in baseball and to sponsor inter-class First Semester VVilliani Crabtree VVilton Suedekum Donald Pritchard Louis Wleiss Mr. Buckner Barks, Eugene Bode, Paul Cotner, Homer Crabtree, VVillia1'n ' Crafton, Lynn X Davis, llarold ,J Davis, joe V Erlbacher, Robert' J Ford, John Pat Foster, Glenn ' activities. OFFICERS President Vice-President , Secretary Treasure-nj Regwgyter ifibnsor 'f'!MEMBERS Golightly, Bernard llulxble, Raymond Kinfmich VVoodrow .,K,ing, Haines Klyehn, Harold Leslie, Vlioodrow Mayhew, Edward Nothdurft, Merlin Owens, Franklin Pritchard, Donald H Second Semester Lynn Crafton VVoodrow Leslie Donald Pritchard VVilton Suedekuin VVoodrow Kimmich Mr, Buckner Rose, Payne Rubel, Theodore Sayles, Orville Seggie, joe Spann. Chester Suedekum, Herbert Suedekum, Wilton Vasterling, VValter W'eiss, Louis 1930 VICTUIQY emmanor 'WCM Club The CU Club was organized by all boys who had attained letters in athletics at the beginning of the term in 1929. The purpose of the club Was to foster school spirit and encourage school activities. Due to the scarcity of letter men the club was forced to disband this semester but will reorganize in the future. OFFICERS President - Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor - Abernathy, Charles Black, Walter Brennecke, Bud Crabtree, VVilliam Darling, Etienne Davis, Joe MEMBERS Downing, Charles Holmes, George Kinder, james King, james Leslie, Earl Mabrey, Nelson w'WA l'w W' sfw-vii'11 'ffL5112i2.,:,.,-Q: . 7, can - VVilliam Vv'ickham - VVillia1n Crabtree - VVarren Sarff Mr. Muegge Robinson, VVillia1n Surff, VVarren Yaueil, Norman XValker, Ernest VVickham, XVilliam -v -MM.,,M.w.ff11'-:.Mw,f,..,... 'f-- w.sfm:::tt5.:: ,.WtM,,..r.w 'AW . WMNM. . v, 1930 ....78.- VICTO DY GI IQAIQIDDT 0 i Tennis Clluli The purpose of the Tennis Club is to: Give students an opportunity to learn some of the first principles of the game of tennis through actual practice First Semester Edward Steck Ruth Eugas Mary E. Kinnison VVinilrecl Knehans Miss Garrison Alexander, Mary Barney, jean Anne Black, Ruth Buerkle, john Campbell, Ellen Caruthers, Clark Davis, Harold Day. Helen Eugas, Ruth Fitch, Ruth Harrison, Charles Hedden, Edna Hoffman, Bernice Hopper, Elizabeth Hunter, Charles Hutson, jean johnson, Mary Va. Kimhell, Sidney Kinnison, Mary E. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor MEMBERS Knehans, Xlfinifred Latimer, Inez Lueders, Paul l,CllCI', Harry Macke, Robert Mackley, juvada Magee, Lowell Martin, Geneva Masterson, Mary Frances Meyer, Virginia Miesner, Helen Mills, Wanda Mosley, Bernice McClintock, Elmo McFarland, Harry Oliver, Allen Philipson, Louise Piatt, John Quarles, Nell Second Semester Edward Steck Ruth Black Mary E. Kinnison Mary Alexander jean Anne Barney Miss Garrison Rigdon, Marie Esther Rigdon, Edward Rigdon, joe joe Seggie, Shade, Eairl Smith, Dorothy Smith, Eileen Steck, Edward Steck, Helen Templeton, Charlie Thompson, Hoyt Thompson, Patricia Trovillion, Geneva Tuttle, Leslie Tuttle, VVilliam XValker, Georgia XVilliams, Virginia W'ornack, Gerald 1930, .4794 VICTO DY GI IQAIQDUT Central Camera Club Purpose: To learn how to develop, print, enlarge and tint pictures, to learn the theory and practice of photography as a leisure time hobby. First Semester Bob Macke Hoyt Thompson Vanita Grossheider Henry Mueller Sidney Kimbell Elizabeth Hopper Mr. Collings Adams. Mildred Bauer, Robert Becker, Clodean Buerkle, Mary Elizabeth Cofer, Anita Dittlinger, Laura Grossheider, Vanita Harris, Kathryn Haupt, Alice Herbst, Lucille OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Buyer Reporter Sponsor MEMBERS Hulehan, Aileen Hutson, jean Hopper, Elizabeth jacob, Hilda Iiiehne, Viola Kiinbell, Sidney Latham, Clodine Lueclers, Paul Macke, Bob Margrabe, Dorthy Second Semester Bob Macke Robert Bauer Vanita Grossheider Violet Simpson Sidney Kimbell Katherine Harris Mr. Collings Magee, Lowell Mueller, Henry Musbach, Lucille Oberbeck, Theresa Ochs, Laura Simpson, Violet Suedekum, Juanita Thomas, Leonard Thompson, Hoyt Trovillion, Vivan r 1930 -30- raphy. VICTO DY GI IQAIQDDT Kodak Klub The purpose of the Kodak Klub is to learn about the theory of photog The club does developing, portrait taking, printing, and enlarging First Semester Mary Louise Boyer Edward Nunnelee Violet Simpson Mary E. Haines Bob Bauer Mr. Collings Ahner, Dorothy Barranco, Antoinette Brase, Edna Bucy, Audrey Chostner, Cecile Harnes, Gwendolyn Heise, Della OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Buyer Sponsor MEMBERS Heise, Grace james, joe Knehans, Winifred Lichtenegger, VVilmer McCrite, Jessie Mosley, Bernice i Nunnelee, Edward Second Semester Bernice Mosley Edward Nunnelee Virginia Williams Winifred Knehans Gwendolyn Harnes joe james Mr. Collings Pearson, Naomi Rau, Russell Schneider, Marie Schwab, Arnold Trovillion, Geneva Williams, Virginia 1930 -si-A VICTDIQY GI IQAIQDUT Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is to: l. Study artists and their works, 2 Gain a more Complete understanding of the actual meaning of art in all of 1tS forms. First Semester Opal VVithers Thelma McGee Lena Sample Loraine Dill Bertha Smith Miss Haman Adams, Mildred Austin, Gladys Ayers, Audrey Baird, Chloe Barranco, Antionette Burge, Irene Childs, Marguerite Darter, Marion Dill, Loraine Dunz, Gertrude OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor MEMBERS Erwin, Hazel Franz, Ruby Gaither, Pearl Hanf, Helen Heuschoher, Gladys Long, Geraldine McGee, Thelma Miesner, Helen Nierneier, Viola Sample, Lena Second Semester Eileen Wray 'Thelma McGee Lena Sample Loraine Dill Gladys Heuschoher Miss Haman Sample, Pansy Smith, Bernice Smith, Bertha Steck. Helen Stevens, Pearl VVithers, Opal Wlray, Eileen Yoder, Virgil 1930 VICTCIQY GIIQAIQDDT Le Cerelle Le Brun The purpose of the Le Cercle Le Brun is to: 1. Give to its members an understanding of the principles of interior decorating, 2. Develop a iner ap preciation of what is good taste in house furnishingg 3. Stimulate a lasting interest in this phase of home making. First Semester jewell Medcalf Mary Mabrey Geneva Osburn Harriet Wagner Frieda Ueleke Miss Reed Childs, Marguerite Dunz, Gertrude Erwin, Hazel Gaither, Pearl Gill, Martha Krueger, Frieda Hinkle, Thelma Long, Geraldine OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor MEMBERS Mabrey, Mary Mammon, Mary Maud Markhart, Rosebud Medcalf, Jewell Osburn, Geneva Oberbeck, Theresa Pierce, Linda Sample, Mildred Second Semester Jewell Medcalf Mary Maud Mammon Geneva Osburn Harriet Wagner Mary Mabrey Miss Reed Sample, Pansy Seabaugh, Veral Stovall, Mable Ueleke, Frieda Wagner, Harriett Wells, Bernice Windisch, Marie Wolsey, Helen 1930 VICTDIQY GIIQAIQDDT Selling club The purpose of the Selling Club is: To teach the boys the fundamentals of salesmanshipg an sales projects. First Semester B. Graham Curtis Ische Mr. Buckner Black, Vv'a1ter Boutin, Winslow Broemmer, Howard Cook, Melvin Estes, Dallas Fleming, NVillis Graham, B. d to act as a service club for the school and assist in all OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsor MEMBERS Hollenbeck, William Hudgings, Clay lsche, Curtis Kramer, Bernard Loughlin, Elwood McClintock, Elmo Meystedt, George Second Semester Bernard Kramer Curtis Ische Clay Hudgings Melvin Cook Mr. Diehr Pritchard, Donald Rickard, Thomas Sadler, Glenn Seggie, joe Shade, james Tanner, Ralph Taylor, Hartwell 1930 VICTDIQY GI IQAIQDUT Library Club The purposes of the Library Club are to: 1. Cultivate the desire for good reading of the Current events of the day and books of genuine Worth. 2. Provide opportunities for a rich and varied experience. 3. Come in contact With fiction and literary masterpieces, also varied and interesting material in the fields of science, travel, biography, civics, and invention are revealed to them. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Geneva Trovillion President Elizabeth Hopper Dorothy Stern Vice-President Bernice Fitzpatrick Mildred Cook Secretary Alma Heider Wanda Mills Treasurer Laura Ochs Rose Samuels Reporter Dorothy Stern Mrs. Gordon Sponsor Mrs. Gordon MEMBERS Brase, Edna Brown, Pearl Bucy, Audrey Childs, Marguerite Cook, Mildred Dunz, Gertrude Erwin, Hazel Eugas, Ruth Fitzpatrick, Bernice Foster, Harriet Haas, Mary Heider, Alma Hoffman, Bernice Hopper, Elizabeth Howard, Vivian Lacock, Lorene Limbaugh, Margaret Lee Mallenhour, Elizabeth Martin, Geneva McCain, Lillias Melton, Georgia Mills, Wanda Nunn, Virginia Ochs, Laura O'Connell, Janice Proffer, Jewell Reed, Ruby Samuels, Rose Scherrer, Mabel Seibel, Flora Shelby, Jo Ellen Stern, Dorothy Thompson, Patricia Trovillion, Geneva Wallis, Eula Welman, Mildred Vvliller, Onita l 1930 i l 0 .--US... VICTDDY GI IQAIQDDT Boys Cooking Club The purpose of the Boys Cooking Club is to: l. Make boys more inde- pendent. 2. Further an interest in the science of cooking. 3. Help in the selec- tion and combination of food. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Edward Nunnelee President Edward Nunnelee Arnold Schwab Vice-President Arnold Schwab Edward Steck Secretary-Treasurer Edward Steck Edward Nixon Reporter Edward Nixon N Mrs. Bohnsack Sponsor Mrs, Bohnsack l l MEMBERS Buelteman, Leonard Klaproth, Clarence Sample, john Doughty, Morris Koeppel, Ivan Schwab, Arnold Evans, Billy Magill, john Clay Snider, Frank Goodwin, Gordon Nixon, Edward Steck, Edward I Hanf, Paul Nunnelee, Edward Vandivort, C. A. l l I 9 3 0 l 1 VICTCIQY GI IQAIQDDT Vocational Home Eeonomi es Club The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to: 1. Promote good fellow ship among students and former students of home economics. 2. Maintain an interest in the development in home economics education. First Semester Alma Hinkle Mildred Crites Juanita Hanf Gladys Crites Audrey Lee Atchley Miss VVarner Atchley, Audrey Benjamin, Mary jane Brewster, Ruth Cook, Ida Marie Crites, Gladys Crites, Mildred Feverston, Virgia OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor MEMBERS Gerloeh, Marie Goehring, Flora Hanf, Juanita Hinkle, Alma Krueger, Frieda Loeffel, Viola Mabrey, Norma Pierce, VVanda Second Semester Mildred Crites Mary jane Benjamin Delphine West Mabel Stox al lnez Young Miss W arner Ravenstein, Catherine Ravenstein, Daisy Sample, Mildred Stewart, Hattie Stoval, Mabel VVest, Delphine Young, Inez 1930 -g7.. V CTUIQY GIIQAIQDDT The purpose of the club is to: Create, develop, and promote an interest in modern aeronautics. Aero Club Motto - We are neither birds nor angels, yet we may fly. 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First Semester Byron Napper Estes Proffer Gilbert Schuppan joe james Mr. Weis Allers Howard Boutin Winslow Estes Dallas Haupt Richard james joe Lichtenegger, Wilmer OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor MEMBERS McClintock, Elmo McFarland, Harry Napper, Byron Poe, Cletus Proffer, Estes Rickard, Thomas Second Semester Wilmer Lichtenegger Cletus Poe joe james Howard Allers Richard Haupt Mr. Weis Rigdon, Joe Schuppan, Gilbert Stoll, Norman Thacker, Carl VVagner, Lester Wilson, Robert 1930 ..-891. VICTCIQY GIIQAIQDUT Travel Club The purpose of the Travel Club is to: Promote Central's spirit of sportsmanship among the members of the club by means of imaginary travel to places of scenic and historic interest. First Semester Paul Harnes Robert Bauer Burdetta VVelker David Stern Elwood Laughlin Melvin Rickard Miss Nierman Ahner, Dorothy Adams, Mildred Barney, jean Anne Bauer, Robert Bender, Irma Benjamin, Mary Jane Bohle, Pauline Bohnsack, Eileen Claypool, Opal Day, Helen Eckelrnan, Evelyn Goehring, Flora Gerhardt, Lee OFFICERS President Vice:-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor MEMBERS Hagen, Muriel Haines, Mary Emma Harnes, Paul Harrison, Charles Harreld, Virginia Haupt, Alice Henson, Marjorie Hulehan, Aileen Jacob, Hilda Leslie, Dottie Leuer, Harry Loughlin, Elwood Lueders, Paul Second Semester Robert Bauer Lee Gerhardt Aileen Hulehan David Stern Ailen Hulehan Paul Lueders Miss Nierman Mabrey, May Jewell Melton, Georgia McCain, Lillias Mc'Crite, Jessie Philipson, Louise Randol, Virginia Rickard, Melvin Rigdon, Marie Esther Rigdon, Edward Schlegel, Lorene Stern, David Vogel, Elsa VVelker, Burdetta 1930 VICTORY GI IQAIDIDDT Junior llzaalk Walton League The purpose of the Junior Izaak Walton League is to: 1. Protect the Wild lifeg and 2. Learn better ways of hunting and fishing. OFFICERS First Semester Elmer O'Connell President Lynn Crafton Vice-President Carl Thacker Secretary Treasurer Homer Cotner Reporter Mr. Smith Sponsor MEMBERS Bode, Paul Boren, Wilbur Cotner, Homer Crafton, Lynn Davis, Allen Gentry, Ralph Haddock, Charles Hilpert, Edwin Howe, David Koeppel, Ivan Krueger, Ted Looney, Glenn MCBee, Edward Maevers, Lawrence McFarland, Harry Nanney, Glenn Nixon, Edward Second Semester VVilbur Boren Paul Bode Harry McFarland Lynn Crafton Homer Cotner Mr. Smith O'Connell, Elmer Propst, XVeldon Segraves, Richard Slover, jesse Spann, Chester Strain, William Thacker, Carl Thomas, Raymond 1930 ...91.. VICTUIQY GIIDAIQDUT Nurses Club The purpose of the Nurses Club is to: 1. Acquaint the students with the nursing professiong 2. Show her the necessity of proper qualification of young Women to be entrusted with and to care for the sick. First Semester Helen Motley Virginia Lind Dorothy Kage Celeste Pruitt Helen Wolsey Miss Eagle Coffer, Naomi Cook, Ida Marie Dohogne, Ada Fairchild, Jeanette Feverston, Virgia Garrison, Ruth Hulehan, Sheila Kage, Dorothy OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor MEMBERS Leher, Helen Lind, Virginia Loos, Helen McElya, Clara Mecham, Sarah Mifflin, Charlotte Motley, Helen Paul, Louise Pruitt, Celeste Second Semester Virginia Lind Helen Leher Mae Seabaugh Louise Seabaugh Mabel Rice Miss Eagle Rice, Mabel Rudert, Kathleen Schultz, Pearl Seabaugh, Louise Seabaugh, May Sehek, Mary Simmons, Inez VVolsey, Helen 1930 VICTDIQY GIIQAIQDUT Crossfword Puzzle 4Clulb Purpose: To improve the vocabularyg become acquainted with common used phrases from foreign languages. First Semester Anita Cofer Elma Barks Elva Barks Loraine Dill Oliver Hope Miss Russkamp Barks, Elma Barks, Elva Bohle, Lydia Buelteman, Leonard Borclielt, Ben Crmsnoe, Geraldine Colfer, Anita Dawson, Thomas OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor MEMBERS Dill, Loraine Goodwin, Gordon Haut, Helen Hope, Oliver jones, Alcie Nlahrey, May -lewell Pruitt, Celeste Reed. Phronsie Rodgers, Margaret Second Semester Lena Sample Thomas Dawson Loretta Vkfampler Elma Barks Alcie jones Miss Ruesskamp Sample, Lena Stone, Jerome Strong, Lucille Taylor, Hartwell VValker, Brent Wampler, Loretta VVithers, Opal VVray, Eileen IQSIO ...931 VICTDIQY GIIQAIQDDT Tigerettes The purpose of the Tigerettes is to: l. Be peppyg 2. Lead the students of Central High School in pepg 3. Support all activities of the school, 4. Try and instill the old Tiger spirit in the student body. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Lawana Fisher President Mary Alexander Frances Magill Vice-President Charlotte Popp Mary Frances Masterson Secretary Mary Frances Masterson Ruby Niemeier Treasurer VVinifred Knehans Miss Pott Sponsor Miss Pott MEMBERS Adams, Ruth Alexander, Mary Black, Ruth Baker, Irene Burge, Irene Bock, Elizabeth Brase, Edna Brunke, Marie Bucy, Audrey Clifton, lval Cole, Verna Mae Davis, Nedra Eugas, Ruth Fisher, Lawana Fitch, Ruth Franz, Ruby Ceiser, Olga Goza, Eula Grossheider, Vanita Harnes, Gwen Harris, Katherine Hopper, Elizabeth Hoffman, Bernice Hudson, Josephine Howard, Vivian Hulehan, Aileen Jacob, Hilda Klaproth, Mildred' Johnson, Mary Virginia Knehans, Winifred Jones, Beulah Koch, Geraldine Kinnison, Mary Elizabeth Latimer, Inez Leslie, Dottie Mabuce, Lena Mabrey, May Jewell Magill, Frances Margrabe, Ruth Masterson, Mary Frances McCrite, Jessie Melton, Georgia Meyer, Virginia Mills, Wanda Moore, Juanita Mosley, Bernice Mueller, Virginia Neal, Evelyn Niemeier, Ruby Nunn, Virginia Ochs, Laura Pearson, Naomi Popp, Charlotte Preston, Mary Rayburn, Elsie Ringer, Alberta Samuels, Rose Scherrer, Mabel Smith, Bernice Smith, Eileen Steck, Helen Stern, Dorothy 'l'rovillion, Geneva Vandivort, Virginia Vogel, Elsa XVagner, llarriet XVilliams, Virginia 1930 Ge -5 A f Q xg Qjyvfy ACTIVITIES vlcrony GIIQAIQDDT C Urclhestra Tho Orchestra, under the Capable direction of Miss Frieda Rieck, has been making a study of the work of Beethoven, Berlioz, Liszt, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Bizet, Chopin, Mozart, VVagner, Luigiai, Gounod, and others. A French horn, the gift of Mr. I. R. Kelso, in appreciation of our musical pro- gress at Central, is a valuable addition to the orchestra, supplying a tone color that great- ly enriches not only the bass section but blends well with the reeds also. The Orchestra was well received in an interesting assembly program March Zlst, and furnished music for the tirst combined Rural School Commencement, April 12th, in Central Auditorium. lt regularly plays for the Red Dagger and Senior plays, and climaxes the semesters work at Commencement. The january program included Sinpouietto, Schubert, Dosch, Ballet Egryptien No. ll Luigiai, and l-'olonaise Military, Chopin. A fine Commencement program will be made up of the following with a few possible changes - Le Arlesiene, Suite - Bizet - Andante from Sth Symphony - Beethoven -- Rackoszy March - Berlioz, Liebstraum - Liszt. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Caruthers, Clark President Arnoldi, Louis Crabtree, Wm. Vice-President Miles, Paul Hett, Olive Secretary Vandivort, Virginia Vandivort, Virginia Treasurer Popp, Charlotte jones- and Crites Librarian Brandt and Retherford Brandt and Seggie Stage Manager Rau and Estes jones, Leon Reporter M. E. Kinnison MEMBERS lst Violins - Louis Arnoldi, 'Wm. Crabtree, Elmo McClintock, Mary E. Kinnison, Ice Seggie, Alvin Meyer, Glenn Looney. Znd Violins - Paul Miles, Arnold Schwab, Cecil Retheriord, Arnold VVoehlke, George VValker. Viola - Virginia Yandivort. Double Bass - Dorothy Roth. Bass Horn - Frank Chambers. Clarinets - Lorene Lacock, Dallas Estes, Clark Caruthers. Trumpets - Leon jones, Owen Crites. French llorn - Sidney Kimbell. Alto - Russel Rau, M. Catherine Ferguson, George VVeltch. Trom- bones - Harry Watkins, Chester Chostner, Harold liuehn. Flute - Richard Brandt. Kettle Drums - Charlotte Popp, Esther Kempe, VVm. Strain. Piano - Olive Ilett. 1930 -96- VICTOIQY GI IQAIQDCT Band Under the direction of Mr. Louis VVilcox, the Band has had a very successful year. This peppy organization has been in: demand to play for a number of events. They made a trip to Pilot Knob to play at a memorial service for the Sons of Veterans. Their playing was appreciated. and the boys had a real time. Their program in assembly was well received and required several encores. They also played at the Southeast Missouri Teachers Meet held here. The Band has taken part in a number of parades. lt played for the Marquette Cement Plant's celebration. and the all-school parade. lt was the center of pep at football and basketball games, and always kept every one keyed. A junior Band which Mr. Wilcox is instructing will provide well trained mem- bers for next year. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Frederick Schneider President Harold Kuehn Vice-President Arnold Schwab Harry VVatkins Secretary-Treasurer Robert Bauer Clark Caruthers Reporter Gustav Margraf Harold Kuehn Business Committee Richard Brandt, Sidney Kimbell, Owen Crites MEMBERS 'Trumpets - john Buerkle, Owen Crites, Harry Lewis, Gustav Margraf, Carl Meyer, Gil- bert Schuppan, Arnold Schwab, Bernard Shaper, Milton Ueleke, Robert VVils-on. Trom- bones - Paul Anderson, Marion Darter, Ivan Koeppel, Harold Ruehn, Scott Trickey, Harry Watkins. Bass - Delmar Karger. Piccalo - Frederick Schneider. Baritone -- John Sheppard. Saxaphone - Edwin Brady, Leonard Buelteman, Lee Gerhardt, Gordon Good- win, VVoodrow juden, Paul Lewis, Lowell Magee, Russell Rau, Raymond Vogel. Clari- nets - joe liarranco, Richard Brandt, Clark Caruthers, Dallas Estes, Elwood Fisher, Howard Gerhardt. Harry Leuer, Elmo McClintock, Norman Mabrey, john Piatt, Raymond Taylor. Drums-Robert Bauer. Frank Ferriter. Raymond Huebel, George Staley, Billy Strain, Pat Thompson. French Horn-Sidney Kimbell. Alto-Menlin Nothdurft, Melvin Rickard, Thomas Rickard. its 1.41, few lieiihif .122 .sa 1930 .-97.-. VICTDIQY GIIQADDDT. iiirlls G ee CC iuilh Under the capable direction of Miss Frieda Rieck, the Girls Glee Club won first place at the May Meet here last year. They sang for Commencement and Baccaluareate programs and presented with the Boys Glee Club, a cantata - 'The Manger Throne, by Mannffy, on December 19th. This was the major musical event of the season. They also sang at a special entertainment for the Rotary Club in january. The initiation was heldf jointly with the Boys Glee Club both semesters. The present costumes, consisting of white sweaters with an attractive musical emblem and worn with white skirts have been standardized. Our club, consisting of fifty mem- bers, in their new costumes presents a most striking appearance. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Va Mueller President Va Mueller Esther Kempe Vice-President Charlotte Popp Bernice Mosley Secretary Bernice Mosley Rose Samuels Treasurer Rose Samuels E. Brase 8: M, F. Masterson Librarian E. Brase 8 M. F. Masterson Helen Mayer Reporter Helen Mayer MEMBERS lst Soprano -Ruth Adams, jean Anne Barney, Ruth Black, Edna Brase, Edythe Coffer, Anita Coffer, Avis Carpenter, Virginia Cole, Regina Le Grand, Mary Haas, jose- phine Hudson, Vtfinifred Knehans, Virginia Lind, Geraldine Long, Mary Mabrey, Iuvata Mackley, Helen Mayer, Jewell Medcalf, Bernice Mosley, Virginia Mueller. Catherine Mueller, Lucille Philipson, Nell Quarles, Mary Esther Rigdon, Veral Seabaugh, Dorothy Stern, Mabel Scherrer, Ruth Vandivort, Virginia Vandivort, Virginia Williams. 2nd Soprano - Geraldine Crosnoe, Ruth Fitch, Olive Hett, Mary Lou Hoffman, Elizabeth Hopper, Vivian Howard, 'Thelma llinkle, Esther Kempe, Elsbeth Ries, Mary E. Kinnison, Geraldine Roch, Viola liiehne, Mary F. Masterson, Louise Philipson, Char- lotte Popp, Dorothy Roth, Helen Steck. Alto - Evelyn Eckelman, Oma lioeppel, lnez Latimer, Lena Mabuce, Naomi Pear- son Deloma Rhodes, Marguerite Rogers, Helen Smith, Bernice Smith, Rose Samuels, Geneva Trovillion, Mildred Vt'ehnan, Burdetta Vtfelker. IQZBD' -98- i VICTUIQY GIDADDUT . Boys Glee Club During the past year the Boys, Glee Club has enjoyed the most successful year of its history. The joint initiations with the Girls Glee Club both semesters were outstanding successes. During the tirst semester a minstrel was given in assembly and was well received. An octette, selected by Miss Rieck was featured in an entertainment by the Lions Club. The Club also sang at Commencement, Baccalaureate, and joined with the Girls Glee Club in the presentation of a cantata, The Manager Throne, by Manney on De- cember 19th. This was the major event of the season. The musical comedy Freshies which was given in assembly April 4th gained enthusiastic applause. The Club has voted to standardize the present costume, and to restrict the mem- bership to five persons in each part with an alternate for each. The Boys have been practicing faithfully under the direction of Miss Frieda Rieck, and are going to enter the contest at the May Meet. They are very eager to win, it being the first time Boys' Glee Clubs have competed in the annual meet. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Louis Arnoldi President Louis Arnoldi Charles Downing Vice-President Leon jones Warren Sarff Secretary Edward Steck Carlton Lorberg Treasurer VVilliam Robinson Robert Macke Reporter Allen Oliver Elmo McClintock Librarians Payne Rose, joe Rigdon Charles Abernathy Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Abernathy MEMBERS lst Tenor - Frank Chambers, John Davis, Charles Downing, Bernard Kramer, Carlton Lorberg, William Robinson. 2nd Tenor - Chandois Foster, Gordon Goodwin, Bob Macke, Allen Oliver, john Oliver, john Sheppard, Vivan Trovillion, Harry VVatkins. lst Bass - joe Barranco, Clark Caruthers, Elmo McClintock, Bill Melton, Ed- ward Nunnelee, Don Oliver, Payne Rose, john Sample, Edward Steck. 2nd Bass - Charles Abernathy, Louis Arnoldi, Howard Broemmer, Harl Haas, Leon -Iones, Estes Proffer, joe Rigdon, Warren Sarff. 1930 -99- VICTUIQY GI IQADDOT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SONG Once again here- as schoolmates assembled We fain would lift our hearts in song To our High School, our dear Alma Mater, Let gladness the moment prolong. We are proud of her lads and her lasses, Of honors won in days gone by, S0 here,s a cheer for our old High School, For our old High School, our dear old High. Soon for us will the school days be ended, The dreams of youth that fade so fast, Though our hearts they will often ponder In memory o'er scenes that are past. There are joys that will long be remembered And friendships, too, that ne'er can die, So here's a cheer for our old High School, For our old High School, our dear old High. Chorus Here,s to our classes! Here's to our lasses! Hereis to the lads they adore! Hereis to the Seniors so mighty, Juniors so flighty, Freshies, and Sophomore! Let mirth and gladness banish all sadness, And as the days go by You'll find us ready and steady, Boosting for our old High! 1930 -100- VICTOIQY GI IQADDU-I' Buddies On the night of January 9 and 10 the Red Dagger Dramatic Club presented as its annual production for this year Buddies,', a comedy in three acts by George Hobart. It was the first play ever presented by the Red Dagger to have musical effects and to be presented on two consecutive n ights. It Was a War play that had for its setting, Brittany, France. The story revolved around Julie QBernice Mosleyj, a French girl who falls in love with an American soldier called Babe QCharles Lalyierrej. Babe is very bash- ful and does not know how to approach Julie but finally everything comes out all right. CHARACTERS Biff - - johnny - - Buddy - - - Rube - - - - - Marie - - Mary Fr - Bernice Mosley Charles LaPierre - - Don Walters - - Helen Mayer Bernice Hoffman Julie - Babe ---- - Sonny ---- Louise Maitland - - Madame Bonoit - - - Ernest VValker - john Oliver Harry VVatkins Louis Arnoldi ances Masterson Alphonse Pettibois - Charles Downing Babette - ---- Lawana Fisher Abie ------ William Robinson Characters for Fairy Tales - Virginia Vandivort, Frances Magill, Mildred VVelman, Nell Quarles. PRODUCTION STAFF Business Manager - - Mary Alexander Advertising Manager - Donald Oliver Stage Manager - - - Charlotte Popp Effects ---- - - Carlton Lorberg Costumes ---- Virginia Vandivort 1930 --101-- VICTUIQY GIIQADDDT Parent Teachers Unit The Central Parent Teachers Unit has attained the membership of one hundred and fifty mothers. They have held regular monthly meetings through- out the school year. This year they disbanded with the annual boat excursion for the graduating class and had instead a dance given at the Country Club for the one hundred forty-six graduating seniors. QFFICERS 1929- 1 930 President -------- Mrs. M. B. Chambers First Vice-President - - Mrs. G. H. Pritchard Second Vice-President - - Mr. L. J. Schultz Secretary - - - - Miss Mary Z. Reed Treasurer - - Mrs. H. F. Leuer The William Harrison Award for Uraatory On Friday, March 28, 1930, three students competed for the William Harrison Loving Cup, which is presented annually to the student delivering the best orignial oration. The decision Went to Charles Hunter, Whose oration Was The Chicago Gangster Warfare. The other two contestants Were Mary Mabrey, who spoke on 'QEducation and World Peace, and Warren Sarff, Who delivered Our Rural Problem. A The Loving Cup was instituted in Central for those who are interested in oratory, by William Harrison, a former student of Central. Every year there will be conducted a contest to compete for the Loving Cup. Each Winner gets to keep the cup for one year, after which time it will be returned to the school to be presented to the next Winner. When the space on the cup is filled with the engraved names of the various Winners the cup will be given permanently to the school. The 1929 decision Went to Warren Sarff, Whose oration Was Dry Law Enforcementf' The other contestants and their orations Were: Q'The Battle of the Slums, Cletus Leeds, Controlling the Mississippi, C. Sloverg You and the Eighteenth Amendmentf, Lyman Evans, Better Schools for Missouri, Charles Hunter. j 1930 I -a102- viicrouv emmanor a Debate Squad Debate tryouts this year were held in assembly, November 5. Four students Were selected to compete for places on the squad. The debate squad consisted of Warren Sarff and Charles Hunter as the team, with Virginia Meyer and Bernice Wells as alternates. The team and alternates under the direction of Mr. Charles Bess, the coach, have Worked very hard and efficiently this year. The question for debate this year Was, Resolved: That installment buying of personal property as now practiced in the U. S. is both socially and economically desirable. Our first debate was held December S, in Central High School Auditorium against Jackson High School. Central was represented by Charles Hunter and Warren Sarff Who upheld the negative side of the ques- tion. The Jackson team Won the decision. On January 13, We met' the Train- ing School and met our second defeat. ' HE ist S 2 E . Back Row - S-arff, Mr. Bess, Hunter Front Row - Meyer, Wells. 1930i -4103- VICTDIQY GIIQAIQDUT April and May Meets ln the annual meet held April 24 and 25 at the Southeast Missouri State T8aCh6YS College our contestants Were: Typewriting -- Languages -- Amateur team - lval Clifton, Elsie Beginning Latin - Gustav Margraf, Rayburn, Edna Pletl. Alternate, first place. Juanita Moore. First place. Advanced Latin - Hoyt Thompson. Individual-Third place. Edna Pletl, Home Economics 1 Novice team - Winifred Knehans, Sid- Food Contegt ... lyllldred Crit,-55. ney Kimbell, Elsie Hale. Alternates, Sowing Contest 1 Mahal Stovall. Henry Mueller, Harry McFarland, and Kathleen Spann. Second place. Musif '-V Voice QGirlsD - Josephine Hudson, Shorthand - Alberta Ringer, Opal Le- third place. Masters, Bernice Keller, and Edna Pletl, glee Club CGir1sD - first place. alternate. Opal LeMasters, third place, Gloo Club CBOYSD , nrot place' iUC1iVidl12l1- Piano - Helen Mayer, first place. Art -1 Violin - Mary Elizabeth Kinnison. Representation - Vivan Trovillion, first B Hgstjlagel 1 place' an rs pace. Poster Work - Vivan Trovillion, first Declanlation .. Place. Boys declamation - Charles Hunter. COSSUIUC DeSigT1 - Helen Day, f1fSf Girls declamation -Geneva Trovillian. ace. Arif Appreciation - Mary Mabrey, first News Writing - Elsbeth Kias- place' Drama - Second place. Industrial Arts -' Historical Essay - Marv lou Hoffman Mechanical Drawing - VVoodrow Prof- ' L ' A ' ' ' fer. Extempore Debate - XVarren Sarff. To the annual spring high school meet held in Columbia on May 1, Z, and 3, our contestants were: Art - Vivan Trovillion. News Writing -- Sheila Hulehan. American History - Regina LeGrand. Drama - Virginia Vandivort, Charles Biology Contest l - Clodean Becker. DOWUWHY John OHVEY, Ch2lf19S Lapieffe, Home Economics Contest I - Mildred Wllllam Robmson' Crites, Mabel Stovall. Track - james King, Woodrow Leslie, Phygigg - Carl Wilder. VVilliam Robinson, Charles Abernathy. Algebra lst Year -- Ben Borchelt. Chemistry -- Carl Wilder. , HONORS English 4th yoni -. Mary Lou Hoffman' Biology - Clodean Becker, first place. European History -Ronald Rainbolt. News Wvrlting Sheila Hulehanr first Latin Contest l - Gustav Margraf. place' Latin Contest H -C HOW Thompson Home Economics - Mildred Crites and ' ' 'NlllSt'l,th'dl. American Problems - Elsbeth Kies. 1 a me ma lr P ace Drama - Second place. Essay Contest - Mary Lou Hoffman. , , N P1 CC l hl University Contest - lval Clifton, fifth ane Jeometiy - Ben Borc e t. place. Speumg Lomest 1 Georgla Walker' Amateur Team - lval Clifton, Elsie Ray- lnterpretive Reading - Geneva Trovillion. burn, and Edna Pletl, fifth place. 1930 -104- FEATURES Introducing Ont' Charming Girardot Qneen MISS RUBY NIUEMH-EIUER Andi Her Attendlent Maids of Honor Miss Mary Haas Miss Anna Dee Ford Miss Barbara Rueh Y 77- Y .iii 11-1- . 1 E , . . B-um--1-, VICTU DY GI IQAIQDCT 66Who9s Who99 Most Popular Student Friendliest Student - Wittiest Student - Politest Student - Freshiest Freshie - Biggest Bluffer - Laziest Person - Biggest Caveman - Most Desperately in Love Our gum chewer - Biggest Spendthrift - Best Boy Athlete - Best Girl Athlete Biggest Bum - - Most Industrious Idler Best Musician - - Student with Best Line Best Loafe r--- Mr. Sehultzis Most Regular Visitor Biggest Bookworm - Biggest Shiek - Biggest Giggler - Biggest Flirt - Biggest Crush - Biggest Lady Killer 1930 Charles Downing Tommy Alexander Jeddy Womack Charles Downing Catherine Meyer Virginia Vandivort Frank Chambers - Oliver Hope - Qlive 86 Leon - Martha Gill - Joe Hobbs - Jimmy King - Babe Koch Frank Chambers - Frank Owen - Louis Arnoldi - Ellen Campbell - Harl Haas - Harl Haas - Henry Mueller - Bob Young - Charlotte Popp Virginia Vandivort - Mary Jane 81 Robbie Charles LaPierre --110-- VICTO DY GI IQAIQDUT Our Wolf ATNe,Te,s fNaTe,-Two gsrxliy 1 X 3 X X ,5 if M . 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MN 'ft K jg 3 ' fV W f 'i A ' W W A 'Z R , lggdigf' J Q Q 4- I CenTraYs'AYh5T X 5 1 5 Y 5 W W5 J 1 , Q Sl1eAwfT whaT She, lk X6 Us C A To ln Q. U-59' Index Rr I36nfl'f1CQY 1930 -113- VICTUIQY GIIQAIQDUT Twwnwmufvwh' e Charles Downing Charles Downing, a prominent sen- S ior in Central High School, has had an Has Recglfd excellent record as a student. He has attended school seven years without be- ing tardy or absent and has made an average grade of S+ in his high school work. Along with his good grades Charlie has been very prominent in Central's activities. He was guard on our champion football team and at the same time was serving as president of the student council. He has played a leading part in two Red Dagger plays, the Senior play, and in a number of minor plays. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. Charlie has had a wonderful record at Central and we want him to know we are proud of his achievements. SNAP CONTEST The Girardot Staff conducted a very interesting snap picture contest this year in order to obtain pictures which would truly represent student life. Prizes were awarded to the three best snaps. Many clever pictures were re- ceived and they indicated that Central has some good camera men. I 1930 I -114- VICTDIQY GI IQAIQDUT AA pl 5 Sxk Bas-,kai Bel! Tbvmn sxA'VMeTms Y B. ? rx ' cl em' I Team - A DeQe,v-se. .TefTyH1 Acfxovx TXYQVS On The Lune The OW! Vcw S :TY I 1930 I RS VICTDIQY GI DAIQDUT 'Hina ffedf mm' wlvr rhv' B' m 4 sir yup ,D GTIRS noon 'naw s T if 4 Six K ' L :V P ' 5 X , r f X Qi R1 ff ,. 4 - f 5' .W 1 2 bl S 1 , W 1 W ' LEE - Q Eb '- 1, R ' Li ,f 5 K si 1 s X12 ii . ' A C harley W ty? 2 ' -- 351,5 K x 1 IQ Q ' Bn-mm ist' A -- ' H -i f 1 W' ' J R 2 . fi .V 1 4 WWW ' k , ffwgx .4.., . V Af .,, , . it pi -,W ig.: ' K2 Lf f 'i M, - W ' Si? 'K 'M ',, ' ' CEL' ' Big 777ms+-ret. -Show 1930 VICTDIQY IEIIQAIQDUT FUN MTD IT Q. FRU LIC TH? BML Bal W1 l f M W11 Ri4 ?sv4mf M ' 1Q30 LII7-i VICTD DY GI IQAIQDOT Nqlhaynql f-Ignar Sacueff Invflbfrah ' MY ww Bank warms inn.-4 Lu-,A my ace Fullers Hs seen br bun liefn-hu-If mi 5 1 1 11 Q-QV , , if d W Q, f ii.: VWV1 fg 0 'iih whmzb f , i fu ' Look DHT f Ewh' hah Pnjy K I , Vhaff 1930 -118- VICTO DY GI DAIDDDT Centralgs Victory Want Ad Page It Pays to Advertise in the Gi1'll7'd0f,, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A position open for a bright student, senior preferable, not more than 48 years old, black ears, clean eyes, muscle bound, bull neck, big nose, with a very pleasing appearance. Com- municate with E. Z. Imploy- ment, Krazy, Arkansas. XVANTIID A Latin translator.-Fresh- man. An unqualitiecl excuse. -- Dolf VValters. The girls to leave me alone. - Louis VVeiss. Ninety-two diplomas. - Senior Class. To know: Why is it that an injured dog, just before he dies, always takes his tail in his mouth? - D. Mand, Doublecross, Neb. fAns:. Because that's the end of the dogj To lose my temper, - O. G. Whilikens, Grouch, Pa. A caveman-A. Little Ruff, Producer, N. Y. A big job with big pay and little work. - U S and Co. Permission to speak as long as I want to. -- E. Campbell. Students that will study. - Faculty. A ditterent system to take care of unexcused absences and tardies. - Student Body. To know a recipe to make hair curly. --- Chas. Aber- nathy. Elevators and free lunch for Central. - Faculty. Nerve, to take my girl home from Glee Club. - Leave in- formation in old oak tree. A Little Kiss each Morning, a Little Kiss each Night. - Anybody an' Everybody. Congratulations - None of us, we're too dignified. A book worn from actual study -- United States Mu- seum Company. FOUND A tack in Mr. Schultz's seat. - Owner please call at Office and claim property. A Latin Pony-lf the own- er desires the book, see Miss Krueger. Three penny pencils, chew- ed on both ends. - Lost and Found Department. A Prescription for Dignity. - john Pat Ford. Singing in the Bathtub. Oliver Hope. A Pretty Little Thing call- ed Love. - Orville Sayles. Harmony in the Boys Glee Club, - Miss Rieck. The St. Louis' Blues. - -limmie King. About Four Bushels of Gum in Vicinity of School Grounds, slightly chewed. - The jan- itors. S O L D Yesterday. tlt pays to advertisej LOST The Vanishing American.- The girl who won't neck tif found, drown herd My Gum - Helen Motley. The Man I VVanted - Ilel- en Camp, Difference, Mo. E grades, somewhere in Miss Conrad's room. Return and receive reward,-Seventh Hour English Class. Ability to Flirt. - Please return to whoever lost'it, Q P P ? F P ? F ? D W'hen l'm walking with my Sweetness. - Bill Robinson. Our lfVhoop6-e VVagon, while driving in Tin Can Al- ley. FOR SALE Money - cheap. Several dog-eared books, very useful. - Seniors 230. Marriage Licenses - For Central Seniors graduating in june. The right kind of Man. Mary Alexander. Continual good behavior. - Frank Chambers. My basketball ability. - Joe Davis. All but a few of my freck- les. - Mary F. Masterson. An elevator ticket tseasonl -Also good assembly seat. - Selling Club. Furniture, automobiles, chewing gum, nails, rat poison, Ice Cream, pencils, shoes, gro- ceries, kite strings, vanilla tlavoring, gold nsh and etc. - Cape Girardeau Florist. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS . 1930 -119- VICTUIQY GI DAIDDDT An Appircecialtiifornl The members of the Staff wish to show their appreciation to the following who so willingly cooperated with us to make the Victory Girardot a success: Mr. Kenneth Collin gs - Henry Mueller Martin Roth Bernice Keller Nedra Davis - Sidney Kimbell - Photography - - - Art Flashlight Photography Vivan Trovillion - - - m Red Dagger Dra Central Students atic Club - 1930 Studio Equipment - - Typing - Typing - Typing - Studio Lights - - Snaps -120-- VICTCIQY GIIIQAIQDCT A Tribute The student body takes this opportunity to thank the advertisers Whose names appear on the fol- lowing pages. By their help was this issue of the Girardot made possible. 1930 -121- The Sturdivant Bank CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Where Your Grandfather Banked Is Eager To Have the Banking Business of His Grandchildren a No banking problem too large for us to understandg none too sm ll for us to be interested in. C. L. Harrison - Chairman of Board C. A. Vandivort, President John Tlapek, Vice-President A. Q. Carter, Vice-President M. G, Bender, Cashier Capital ,8'200,000.00 Surplus 530,000.00 The oldest bank in Southeast Missouri - Established 1866 The Label of Satisfaction YYY Cbp o p 10 'GIRARDY-is r KNBP' . W' BUQAGSDAIEQ' QI Q' +G' The Best Merchandise for the Price-No Matter What the Price -122-- Photographs Live Forevera' Good Photographs Leave Nothing to the Imaginatio THE GIFT THAT ONLY YOU CAN GIVE A new camera study of yourself made by modern photographic methods at our studio will be greatly appreciated PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Kassel's Studio 124 Main St. Cape Girardeau, Miss -123- T0 THE Students of Today Our Citizens of Tomorrow Every Day of Every Year 0 ou we extend our sincere Y Q I thanks for our co-o eration 1n O yi P producing this volume of : : : The Girardot AY we on this occasion express our wishes for success in your school work of today and the best of luck and highest award in your chosen career in the years to follow. : : : : : M il S S U 'LU R il A N Printing and Stationery Co Producers of uality Year Books-Eine Printing CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI -124- Blue Hole Garden Barbecue Toasted and Minced Barbecued Sandwiches our Specialty. We Solicit Your Patronage. Franz 86 Hill, Proprietors CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. PHONE 1998 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1930 Missouri Utilities Company Bahn. Bros. Hardware Company 10 - 12 - 14 MAIN ST. Established 1860 Calendar SEPTEMBER 3-School began peppier than ever. 4-Freshman, where are you going? There sure are a lot of new students. 9-School starts in earnest. Seems all the teachers suddenly turned hard- boiled. Central Used Koeckls Fine Punch Cape Ice 86 Cold Storage Co. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mio. -125- SALES 84 SERVICE Ford Groves Cape jackson Sikeston HOW Now the laundry comes back fresh, clean and sweet smelling, laundered in our modern plant . 'th modern methods and equipment. DlffCfCHt W1 No need to labor over the old fashioned back- breaking Wash tub when you can avail yourself From the of such an inexpensive convenience. PHONE 577 - OUR TRUCK WILL CALL Da S NEW RIGDON LAUNDRY Y I CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI The Gifts for Personal 0 . Graduatmn Attention and supervision that is given to every garment assures you of the best in cleaning and pressing serv- ice. Memory Books Fine Stationery Fountain Pens Graduation Cards JW? Ly6,,4,,fC6,,! Osterloifs p 1313 Book Stores MXLET CLEANERS , 811 BROADWAY 122 Main St. 807 Broadway -l26- H. V. Beal Carp 86 Co. Grocery C ' D ' t St , apes Omman Ore Fancy 86 Staple Groceries 599 S. Sprigg Hvsiery PHONE 1782 Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Mews 84 Ladies, F. W. Woolworth Furnishings Company At Typical Carp 6? Co. Nothing in This Store Over 10 Cents Low Prices Cape Girardeau, Mo. OUR READY-TQ-WEAR DEPT. Is the Talk of the Town RTELS Exclusive, but not Expensive Style, Quality, Service 635 BROADWAY PHONE 1080 Home Appliance Co., Inc. Elbert Vogelsanger, Pres. Easy Washers-Nu-Way Oil Burners--Philco Radios Westinghouse Electric Appliances CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI -127-' A. R. Zoelsman, President Phone 560 Dempsey Grocer Company Wholesale 117 - 123 WATER STREET CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI F. H. Niemeier Groceries and Meats Service 1192 BROADWAY PHONE 1521 Perkinson Candy Company Cape Girardeau, Mo. Wholesale Candy Fountain Supplies Ice Cream Cones, etc. ' 9' 8ve1uy6odg.Cike,s , --ff' CAN DY We're for you Tigers Hartungs Athletic and Sporting Goods 611 BROADWAY PHONE 123 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI -128-1 W W W W W Southeast Missouri State Teachers College CAPE GIRARDEAU Invites all prospective college students of the 1930 class to consider earnestly the advantages gained in entering it. Excellent equipment, strong faculty, line spirit. SUMMER TERM MAY 27 TO AUG. 1 Dedication of Houck Field Stadium October 3 Joseph A. Serena, President Y. ALTl'lER'S FURNITURE CO. where Broadway meets Middle Complete Home Furnishings Whitledge Service POPP 34 5PfinSef Realty Company C0mPaHY . . Real Estate and Insurance Goodyear Tires 85 Batteries For Fire and Tornado Insurance- Broadway and Middle See Us PHONE 171 We Buy and Sell Real Estate First National Bank Bldg. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 573 --129-' hen some one is ill hen Hherl' birthday comes hen you wish to say thank you hen you mean good luck hen you wish to convey heartfelt sympathy Say It With Flowersv VISIT OUR GREENHOUSE AT 2100 BROADWAY QUALITY MEATS FANCY GROCERIES , l 420 BROADWAY 631 Goon Horn Newberry's 5-10-25 Cent Stores Specializing in 51.00 Merchandise Riverside Ice 86 Fuel Co. Henry H. Vogelsang, Prop. Manufacturers of Ice From Pure Water Dealers in Ice and Coal - Telephones - Ice Factory - 530 Coal Office - 515 620 North Main Street -130- - IIZAQNZY Metropolitan and Terminal Cafes Students-Try Uur Plate Lunch 30c Short Orders-Sandwiches Cape Girardeau's Popular Eating Places -Oh School, why did you start? Work-work-work- Friday, 13. Watch out for the booger man. Clubs were explained in assembly. -Miss Conrad's 6th hour English class sure is one funny class. We wonder why she told Helen Steck to read Burns, poem- To a Louse ? -Everything is now turning toward big business. Central students are now buying student activity tickets on instalment buying. Assembly explaining the New Student Activity plan. Sure do have to hand it to Mr. Schultz in putting things over. -Whee, the Goodyear blimp almost broke up school. -Why! Snooks La Pierre tells us that he can sing! Ask any Red Dag- ger member for particulars. -Oh thou miserable dog of a Glee Club pledge. A -Glee Club initiation party. Sure was swell. More football boys hurt. Girardot Assembly. Peppy. Who said anything about 13 being un- lucky? -Oh Boy! Circus in town. School out half a day to go to the big tent. OCTOBER -Three more days until the first football game. -Whoopie! Did we straighten the Green Wave? Beat Malden 13-0 in the first game of the season. . -Now be sure to get your Tiger articles in. . -Beat Chaffee 26-0 - Boy! Maybe our team isn't afraid of Red Devils. -Breathe right, talk right, and act right, and you will get in the Red Dagger. Ask Miss McLain. -Boy, we sure hung it on. Cairo 45-0. Third game, three wins, not scored on, total of 84 points. Have we a football team? Now, Leo, will you be good? -The Glee Clubs sang at a P.-T. Meeting. Sure was a big crowd. -Just one more big day until we migrate to Jackson to take up ancient hostilities. -Red letter day for Central - beat Jackson 33-0 on their own field. Worst defeat of either team since 1924. Oh Boy, have we a team! Four straight wins. -No school, teachers meeting. Hooray for the teachers! -Back in school after a good time during the week end. Whiee, the college won a game. Beat Murray 13-0. A hilarious time was had by all. -George Holmes painted his Ford silver. NOVEMBER -Oh Gosh, a new month. Beat Charleston 7-0 in a sea of mud. Five straight wins. Watch out, Caruthersville. -Babe Vancil - Central's Yo-Yo King. -Debate tryouts - Warren Sarff, Charles Hunter, Bernice Wells, and Virginia Meyer are the successful candidates. -Tennis Club Weiner Roast. -Last year's Girardot awarded first prize in State Contest. Tigers romp over Caruthersville to the tune of 35-0. Sure was a big bunch of Central Students at the game. Six wins in a row and not yet scored on. Boy, have we a team! --13l- L7 '- , QQ we fee is 4 r etv rac had 11' ,',.' I -.'- A 'B-x' is 3 ,'A. fi- . L - Z-gift-fg2i.z .4 if- I ' ' Among the faculty and students of Cape Girardeau Schools and Colleges the name Hecht's is an open sesame to the newest designs and the latest ingenuity of style origi- nation. As it has ever been our privilege to serve the most re- fined and artistic tastes of the community, the smartest in feminine Wearing apparel may always be had at is HECI-IT'S HQ viQ107 Main St. Cape Girardeau Qfeitwl E 233 Clothing Store The Daylight , f ' If , ! , gi 1 ,ef 818 Broadway S w'g.1,5!J na 19 Main Street .., Wishes the students of Central HA Clothing Store all the success that honest for effort can merit. Men and Boys -l32- There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune, Omitted all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows and in miseries, On such a full sea are We now afloat, And we must take the current when it serves, Or lose our ventures. fBrutus speaking in Julius Caesar, Act IV, Scene IIIJ Let Us Assist You to Take Advantage of Your Opportunities The First National Bank Cape Girardeau, Mo. -133- Everything New In JEWELRY, WATCHES and DIAMONDS Complete Gift Department First Class Optical Service Joe L. Moseley Jeweler and Optometrist 813 Broadway Phone 1274 THE LATEST FASHION S IN FOOTWEAR As Decreed by New York and Paris . . . always on display at . . . Zwickls Shoe Store CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Stylists of Beautiful Footwear for Women Flowers Brighten the Home Give your home a cheery note of beauty and fragrance - stop in and see our Wide selection of beautiful flowers, or telephone us to send some to your home today. Say It With Flowers Knaup Floral Company Pacific and William Streets Phone 780 Tigers' Den CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1930 Michiels CONFECTIONERY 900 BROADWAY -134- W. F. Bergmann Staple and Fancy Groceries If you want the best--you have it when you get Batavia Brand PHONE 353 525 BROADWAY Most Complete Optical Department in Southeast Missouri V. Clemens Jeweler 86 Optometrist 43 MAIN STREET Elgin Watches Bulova Watches For Quality Hosiery f-in ' if b , l' IL! and Pleasing Service V . The Gift Shop I b Home of a HOSIERY SHOPS Thousand Gifts Missourian Building 41 N. Main Cape Girardeau Cape Gfrardeau, MO. Established 1904 If You Want the Best Buy A CROSLEY RADIO m -X A .3 ,,. ' 15. Taylor-Masterson pf gf, Q QWEZQ iifiillil. Ww w- 5 85 Linson i A Q 'fiiQj,z5i 1 fy 5 L E P Phone 423 C0le'S Shoe Repair Dodge Brothers Motor Shop Master Shoe Rebuilders Cars and Trucks . . . . 1 ' A shop for discriminating people. Sa es and Service Your good will is our first consid- , eration. Harris Motor Car Co. Cor. Broadway and Sprigg Sts. Telephone 640 232 Broadway Suedekum 86 Son Hardware Plumbing Supplies-Majestic Radios Wall Paper-Paints and Varnishes 620 GOOD HOPE ST. PHONE 99 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI JEWELRY As the Appreciated Gift To Say It with Jewelry is to say it in the most acceptable and most appropriate manner. Our brilliant new display gives you the widest pos- sible choice. Your selections, however inexpensive, will have more in quality and beauty values than the low price indicates. H. A. Lang, Jeweler Frisco - Missouri Pacino Watch Inspector 126 MAIN STREET Tm: from ron rutfiaov ',AN.lk,HlS rm nov or SPRIGG AND Goon HOPE STREETS I-Iart Schaifner and Marx Clothes -l36- John Sciortino For Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PHONE 1101 612 GOOD HOPE CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Kodaks-Soda Fountain-Cigars--Tobaccos Complete Line of Sundries. Our Prescription Department is 100 percent, and we use only the Best Drugs and Chemicals the market affords. Womack's Pharmacy PHONE 80 DRINK 1' lmTATloN GRAiiiiUfPlii3i GRAPE Juice A HAVOR VO!! CAIW FORGET Cape Bottling Works 228 N. PACIFIC PHONE 1274 Winning Victories for You In war, as Napoleon remarked, it's heavy artillery that wins the victories. In merchandising, it's heavy buying power. The tremendous buying power of the J. C. Penney Stores iinds expression in the ability of every store to give you substantial savings in low prices on every purchase you make! Buying in great quantities enables us to secure merchandise - in perfect condition and in the newest styles - at important savings. Let us prove to you - as we have to millions of others - that you may benefit by shopping here where quality goods, alert service and low prices prevail. J. C. Penney Co. -137- PARKER PENS PARKER PENCILS Phil. C. Haman Drugs, Sundries, Kodaks The NYAL Service Drug Store Prescriptions carefully compounded KODAKS JOHNSTON'S CHOCOLATES Meyer-Albert Gro. Co. Distributors Capaha Food Products and Special Brand Flour SINGER EGR SERVICE Singer Sewing Machine Company Clncorporatedj 36 NORTH MAIN Electric Supply Company 630 BROADWAY TELEPHONE 959 Lighting Fixtures Electrical Contracting STEWART WARNER RADIOS -138- , The Greatest CHEVROLET in Chevrolet History - Again, Chevrolet has used the savings from its great volume production to build a smoother, faster, better Six - at prices Within the reach of all. Retaining all those basic qualities which have brought to the Chevrolet Six such great success - this new car offers, in addition, every Worthwhile advancement that a year of engineering research has developed. Smoother--Faster--Better RUESELER MOTOR CO., Inc. CAPE GIRARDEAU 225 N. Fountain Phone 1871 Prepare for Success at Latimer's Secretarial School 503 BROADWAY Wonderful Course in Accounting, Secretarial and Civil Service Excelsior Furniture and Music Company 533 BROADWAY For Everything in the Music and Furniture Line See Our Line First-Then Compare Prices Congratulations, Graduates A Kodak Is a Constant Joy We Have the Big Eastman Line FOUNTAIN SERVICE IN OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE I DE R' K DRUG STORE Twenty-four years in business for your health 627 GOOD HOPE Right Next to Central -139- WHT. Finney's Drug Store Save wil: sump., The f!ore , Athletic Goods of All Kinds Phone 437 709 Broadway Doyleis Hat Shoppe l 9 Cape Girardeau s Oldest Millinery Store Corner Themis and Spanish Sts. The poise that is truly Nonchalant is born of the knowledge that One is impeccably costumed. You may be assured of this if you top your costume with one of our hats. From the Garden to the Table No Deception in the Label Use Festal Hall Finer Foods Goddard Grocer Co. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI 11-Mr. Proifer gave a dandy talk on Armistice Day about his part in the 12-Home Ec. Club gives a chile dinner, Yum-yum. 13-Teachers meeting in St. Louis. No school. Three cheers for the 'dear ole' teachers. They are our friends. 19-Beat Sikeston 26-0 for the seventh straight win. 20-The boys double quartette sang at the Rotary Club. Such harmony! 25-Red Dagger Assembly. Ernie Walker is sure a good backwoodsman. 27-A big rally-dally. Biggest one in the history of Central High School. Marched all over town with the band in the lead. 28-Beat Jackson 12-0 to close the season with eight wins, no defeats, not scored upon, champions of Southeast Missouri. The best team Central High School ever put out! 28-School out for the Thanksgiving holidays. --140-- Most all the important happenings in the schools of Southeast Missouri are reported in the columns of the SUUTHEAST MISSUURIAN That's one of the reasons this newspaper is read so widely in this district and why its family of readers continues to grow from year to year. More Than 8000 Homes Are Reached Each Afternoon by The Missourian The 1930 Girardot Staff Beck told Covers When you open this annual in years to come, renewing mem- ories that become more priceless with time, you will find the book still a thing of beauty. The line binding by Becktold will preserve it as an annual should be preserved - for a life- time of enjoyment. We are proud to point to the 1930 Girardot as a fine example of the superb craftsmanship and artistry built up by the Becktold Company through fifty years of experience in creat- ing and executing covers of quality. The Becktold Company 210 - 212 PINE ST. SAINT LOUIS -141- Miller and Foeste Grocery Broadway and Pacific Convenient for West Side Folk Foeste Grocery A Neighborhood Store Bloomfield and Hanover Two Stores under one ownership VICTORY Number Who Would Miss It? W. E. Walker INSURANCE PHONE 307 Clifton's 715 Broadway Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings The Store for Men and Young Men Vandeven Mercantile Co.. -- Dealers in - Dry Goods Groceries Corner Broadway and Pacific Street PHONE 426 We Give and Redeem EAGLE STAMPS C0 Winningham Groceries and Meats Phone 70 for Service -142- l l l U l -u The Alvarado West of City on Highway 61 Owned and Operated by the Kelso Oil Company EXTENDS AN INVITATION to Students and Faculty of Central High School to take advantage of the following services which we offer. Dining Room Auto Washing Fountain and Curb Service Crank Case Service Ladies Rest and Vanity Rooms Tire Service Auto Lubrication Battery Service Gasoline and Oils Q9 9 'Ql..l5.0 WI Moist There are thirty Kelso Oil Company service stations in Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri cities who will be pleased to serve you with our products. Watch for the above trade mark and be assured of Kelso service. DECEMBER 5--Central loses their first debate with Jackson. But we are proud of our boys any way. 8-Older Boys Conference at Poplar Blui. Six boys from Central attend. 10-Senior meeting. More big fights and fusses. 13-Special assemblies for boys and girls. Now will you be good. 19-Special meeting of the Student Council. A new book exchange is to be installed in Central High School to help all unwary Freshmen and Sophomores. 20-No school - Christmas holidays. Merry Christmas to every one. 30-Back in school for a couple of days. JANUARY 1-No school. A new year is begun. Now act your age New Years Eve. -Back in the old school to start really in earnest. No more holidays. -Basketball game with Fredericktown. Hooray, beat 'em 34-12! Ellen Campbell won the Spelling Contest. -Beat Morehouse 20-14. Oh Boy! -Red Dagger play - Buddies. Very good. -Debate, with Preps - our side lost, but not without a good iight. -Tigers basketball vs. Caruthersville. Whoopee! We won! Good game. -National Honor Society Banquet - New members have good time al- though they are christened worry warts etc. 19-Baccalaureate sermon - Seniors put on their most dignified airs. 21-Date night, Beau Book, Mighty keen, Poor Girls, Beaux some, all Green. 22-Junior Senior Prom -- Date night - Beau book needs supplement. 23-The mighty Seniors of the January '30 class graduate. 27-Glee Club sings for Rotary Club - yes, they did themselves poore. 2 3 7 9 13 14 17 -143- T ' l FEBRUARY -Girardot Staff puts on peppiest assembly of the year. The spooky unlucky Thirteen is somehow changed to Lucy Thirteen. Girardot campaign starts with a boom and a bang! -Basketball game with Jackson at Jackson. We lost. Boys put up one of the best fights of the year. -Jackson basketball game. 8:00 P. M. Houck Field House - Wonder what's the matter? Jackson doesn't show up. Game forfeited - Whoopee! -Seniors organize - Bud Black elected president. Here's hoping for a bigger and better year. Hooray for Bud! -Basketball game with Preps - we lose - our luck has failed us.. -Art Department presents Central with a very pretty silk flag. They also present a very impressive assembly. -I've never told an untruth in my life. Well, you're telling one now - Washington's birthday. Every one seems to remember it and the little stories that are told in connection. No Holiday - Ha! Ha! It's Saturday! -Miss McLain gives demonstration on grease paint, pardon me, I mean in Red Dagger. -Miss Willins, champion typist gives demonstration. Boy - is that girl fast, and how! MARCH -March comes in like a lion. Brrr! Its cold! -Buzz, buzz, buzz, hear about the Sikeston Tournament? We won sec- ond place. Are we proud, and how! Got a trophy, too. Six weeks exams! A little fiunking now and then will happen to the best of men. -Lessons are long and hard. -Lessons are longer and harder. -District tournament at Teachers College. Elvins wins the tournament. Hooray for them ! -All students receive unfavorable impressions of the teachers when they get their grades for Iirst six weeks. -All-girl school party in gym. Everyone has a grand and glorious time. Who's this ridiculous couple? I wish you would look at Miss Regenhardt and Miss Haman! Aren't they a sight? -Into our lives some rain must fall, Some days must be dark and dreary. -Declamation contest in assembly. William Henry Harrison Cup is at stake. Three contestants. Chicago's gangsters are most hor- rible, most cruel, and most disgusting rats on this earth! All this we learn from Charles Hunter, who won the award. Aren't we proud of him though? -March goes out like a cold. APRIL -All Fools Day. Even your best friend will catch you. -Seldom Inn. -Boys Declamation Contest - Charles Hunter wins with this Give me liberty or give me death stuff. -Piano Contest in held in auditorium. Helen Mayer wins. Quite an adept on the piano! -144- 11-The contestants for the May Meet are sure trying to strut their stuff. Had Girl's Declamation in assembly today. Geneva Trovillion Won With a very aromatic selection. 18-Dual track meet with Charleston. Here's hopin' We Win! 24-Report cards come out. Again some flunking is to be had. Watch out Seniors ll 24-25-May Meet - Good luck to all contestants! 28-29-The Silver Spear Dramatic Club presents three one-act plays, Thanks Awfully, Real Gloria and The Duecef' Very good work is shown in all three productions. MAY 1-May Day. In the Spring a young man's fancy, etc. You know the rest! 1-2-Off to Columbia! State Meet. We hope they win! 14-Senior Play, So This is London. Virginia Mueller proves that she is a typical, all-round American Woman. 25-Baccalaureate Sermon, even the best of us may get that far. 29-Commencement - Happy Days are here again - for some people. 'Tis the parting of many friends, for at Commencement each goes his Way. -145- T - - 'wiv'-nvv --urv' '--- v' W l l LAM Page. Activities ................. .............. 9 5 Advertising ...................... 122-144 Advertising 'Tribute ................ 120 Aero Club .................................. SS Appreciation of Helpers .......... 119 Art Club ........................... ...... 8 2 Athletics .............. ................... 4 1 Aviation Club .......................... 89 Baby Pictures ............ 111-11 Our Boy Athletes-4111 Q13 The Leslie Family Q23 John Pat Ford C39 Waldo Withers C45 Don and Dolf Q53 Bill Wickham 165 James King Q77 Charles Abernathy C81 Joe Dlavis Our Girl Athletes-112 C11 Vanita Grossheider 2-113 Q21 Tommy Alexander C31 Harriet Wagner 141 Virginia Mueller 455 Babe Koch C63 Virginia Meyer and Nellie C75 Nedra Davis C83 Alberta Ringer 199 Thelma McGee 1101 Winifred Knehans Central's Celebrities-113 113 Charles Hunter Charlotte Popp Warren Sarff Elsbeth Kies Helen Mayer Charles Downing Esther Kempe Bernice Mosley Bill Robinson 1103 Vivan Trovillion Band ,..,,,,,,,.,,,e,,, 4,4,,,,,,,,,,,, C21 C31 141 153 163 171 Q81 f9J .....,97 130 Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co .,... Bahn Brothers Hardware ........ 125 Bartels Mercantile Co. ............ 127 Beals 'Grocery .,....,...,...,,,..,....,. 127 Becktold and Co. ..... ....... 1 41 Bergmann's .,.....,...... ...... Blue Hole Garden 135 125 132 Bohnsack s ...,........... ....... Buckner-Ragsdale .,...... ....... 122 Cape Bottling Works ..,.. ....... 1 37 Carp and Co. ..,.,.,.,......, ....... 1 27 Cherry, Florist ...,.,... ....... 1 30 Clemens, V. J. ...,... 135 ' 142 Cllfton's ,...,...,,..,, -....- 136 Cofer s ............,.,...,.. ....... Cole's Shoe Shop Dempsey Grocery Doyle's Hat Shop Electric Supply Co. ....,,. .,,,-, , Excelsior Furniture Co. .,.. . Finney's Drug Store ..... .. First National Bank ..... . Ford Groves ,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,, ,,,,,,A Glft Shop ...............,,,,,., .. 136 128 140 138 139 140 133 126 135 140 Football Squad ........................ 46 S0D1101110I'9 A'S -------------.--.......... 37 Football Letter Men ........ 43-49-50 Sophomore B's ---.-.................... .38 Freshman Class ................,....... 39 Sophomore Class R011 ........ 37-38 Frgshman Class R011 ,,,4.-,,-------- 40 Sogtlheast Missouri Football Freshman Class Officers ............ 39 -0111115 ----------------'--------- -------- 4 7 Girardot Staff ...............,,..... 64-65 51111110 ---------------------------- -------.-. 1 09 Girerdot 1929 ..,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,, 109 Student Counoil ..............,......... 12 Girls' clee Glub ,,,,,,.,.,,, ,,,,,,, 9 3 Siullolflntgfdbent of Schools ........ 8 Girls' Athletic Club ...........,,,l,,, 76 9111115 11 -----------------f------------ 79 Girls' Basketball Team Tiger Staff ------- -.... 6 2-63 fCSeniorsJ ..,.,......,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57-53 'User Sons --.-- o....... 4 5 Girls' Basketball Class Squad .... 56 Tfgerettes ----- ----- 9 4 Harrison Award ,..,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, 102 111119 P9-E0 e---- ----- 3 Hi-Y Cluib .,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,....,,,,,,, 68-69 Track Squad ---..--...o.............. ..... 6 0 Honor Society , ..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 66-67 T1'aV91C1Hb --------------------- --------- 90 Interior Decorating Clufb ..l....... 83 Vogiltgmal Home 1300110111105 Junior Class ............,....... 30 to 36 ' 11 ----------e- ----------------f---------- - 87 Junior Class Oliicers ,.,..,,..,,,,,,,,, 29 Whos W110 ----- ------ 1 10 Junior Isaak Walton 'League ..,. 91 ol Aol ' 1111 ex to velrtllselrs Hamarfs Drug Store -.-...-......- 138 J. 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Penney ce, ,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 137 Harris Motor C0- ------- ----- 1 36 Perkinson Candy iCo. ...,,-,,,,,,,, 127 111911111113 S ---------------- ----- 1 28 Popp and Springer Realty Co. 129 gooht Z ---------- 6 ---- ----- 1 3 Riverside Ice and Fuel Co ..,.... 130 '01119 DD 131199 0- ----- ' Rueseler Motor Co. ...,.......,. ...139 K-'1SS91yJ9W911'1' -------- ----- 1 35 Sciortino, John ...........,,......... 137 Kassols' 5111010 ------ ----- 1 23 Singer Sewing Maeliine Co ..... 138 391550 C1130 -------- ----- 1 Southeast Missouri State 111 91',S 1113 01'9 ---- ----- T eaehers College ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-- 129 141131111 F10191 C0- ------- ----- 1 34 Southeast Missourian ,,.. ..141 Ilfoooksl ------ i ----------------------------- 1 Sturdivant Bank ......ee,....,........ 122 onofs owo ry ------------------------ Suedekum and sons Hdw ......... 136 1515111191 59019131131 5011001 ------ Taylor-Masterson and Linson 135 1 S011 0S191'Y --------------f4------ 0 Terminal Cafe .........,.,,,,,.,,.,,,. 131 xeyler-Albert Grocery Co. .,.... Va19tC1e3nepS MAvgwg-,-,--,,---A-A---,-- 126 1 19 19'S ------------------------------------ Vandeven's .....,...,,,..,,,,,,,, ,-,.., 1 42 Miller and Foeste ............ ..... 1 42 Walker, W. E. ------,--AA-'w---------- 142 M1SS0111'1 1111111193 -------------------- 125- Waltlle1 s Furniture Co, -,,-,,,, 129 Missiourian Printing Co. ..,,..,, 124 Whjtledge Tire CO- -----Y--YYA--,-- 129 g0Si919YH-19lg911'Y -------------- ----- 1 Winningllam's Grocery ,...,..... 142 90 'S 31' W019 ---------- ----- L Womack's Pharmacy ...... ....., 1 37 New Rigdon Laundry ..l. l,,,. 1 26 Vvoolwm-th ,-,-.7-7-.Q-Qv,--A, ------ 1 27 Newbe-rry's ........,.......,... ..... 1 30 Zwiekg ,,A-.--MVA.,,..,V,VV ------ 1 34 Neimeier's Grocery ..... 123 Osterloh's ,,.............. ..... 1 26 Goddard Grocery Co. .1,., ,,,,., , llncdlex Page. Basketball Squad .......... ..... ....52 Basketball Letter Men ........ 53-54 Basketball Games ........ ....- Boys' Glee Clulb ......... Boys' Cooking Cilub ...... Boys' Athletic Club ...........-.. ....55 ....99 ,...86 ....77 Buddies .................................... 101 Calendar .................... 131-140-143 Camera Club ............................ 80 Captain Earl Leslie ...... ....... 4 3 C Club ,...v.............. ......... 7 8 Charles Downing .... ...... 1 14 Classes .................. ...... 1 3 Coach Muegge ...... ......... 4 4 Columbia Meet .............. ...... 1 04 Copywright ...................... ....... 2 Crossword Puzzle Club ............ 93 Debate ............................ ..... 1 03 Dedication .... ......... 5 Faculty ....... Features .......... ...... Foreword ...........,..... .......... ......9-11 105 4 -l46-- Page. Junior Girl Reserves ....... ........ 7 2 Kodak Club ................ ..... 8 1 Library Club ......... ........ 8 5 Maids of Honor ..... ...... 1 08 May Meet ............... ...... 1 04 Nurses Club ....,. Orchestra ............... .....92 .....96 Order of Books .......... ..... 6 Organizations ............... ..... 6 1 Parent Teachers Unit ...... 102 Prize Snaps .............................. 114 Queen ...................................... 107 Red Dagger Dramatic Club..74-75 School Song ...................,,,,,,,,,,, 100 School Board Members ,,.,...,.,,, S Selling Club ...................,..,..l,,.. 84 Senior Class ...........,........ 15 to 28 Senior 'Class Officers ,,,,,,11-,,,, .....14 Senior Girl Reserves ..,,,,,,,.,, 70-71 Silver Spear Dramatic 'Club ...... 73 Snapshots .... 114-115-116-117-118 Sophomore Class Oflicers ........ 37 Autugralphs P Y wiv-if -'-1-7-up--1 L I V X f Holffjb' 0f5SAssocxP5 ,f sc , Q X1 K7 N X Yearbook W Q2'i2Q5fTMQUT'f1Lgr!, M em b Q, Y xy N f i U P 4 r , --A...g. A