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

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U IDRS The shoe factory, opened in l906, is one of the two major industries. Its growth has been the result of efficient employees who have made their business a success and have furnished a valuable contribution to community welfare. So the junior year adds its store of knowledge and understanding, leadingxus on to higher attainments. OFFICERS President - - ---- - Maurice Dunklin Vice-President - - - Dorothy Williams Secretary-Treasurer - - Betty Whitelaw GIRARDOT - 21 .-

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RARISOT i Sophomore Class Row I - Jonike Henry, Iona Thaxton, Ruth Kipping, Anna Marie Grimes, Dorothie Lee Martin, Eula Mc- Lain, Mary Ellen Miller, Dorothy Fulbright. Row 2 - Verna Glisson, Earline Lemonds, Geneva McLain, Ruth Dalton, Evelyn Keller, Eva Vogel, Amelda Nichols, Jeanette McDaniels, Maurice Kinder. Row 3 - Ellen Cherry, Truman Howard, Marie Hager, Imogene Howard, Dorothy Goehring, Donald Mayer, Billy Bot- ter, Earl Kirchoff. Row 4 -f Earl Childs, Robert Kiehne, Edward Bender, Lester Schwab, Ervin Moss, Melvin Lichtenegger, Alvin Owens, Row 5 - Richard Vogel, Jimmie Kempe, Arthur Beardsley, Ivan Niedling, Fred Stratman, Jimmie Sproat, Glenn McCain. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS NOT HAVING PICTURES Herman Arnoldi, Frieda Brown, Wanda Gaither, Willard Greene, Lynn Hartmann, Leonard Hartmann, Olin Johns, Arthur King, Harold Koenemann, Jack Lynne, William Masterson, Walter Meystedt, Ruth Mont- gomery, Virginia Lee Owens, Clistabelle Redding, Odis Sams, George Spence., Willard Stovall, Willis Stovall, William Tupper, Eugene Ulrich, C. H. Vogelsang, Wilver Wessel, Edward Woehlke. Row I - Margie Dearmont, Iona Blaylock, Georgia Mouser, Verna Wolters, Mabel Shawan, Eleanora Sykes, Margaret Miesner, Hedwig Dunz. Row Z 4 Virginia Clayton, Leona Bergmann, Joan Dittlinger, Martha Harris,y Irene Boren, Eileen Branch, Viola Bork. Row 3 - Duard Feverston, J. D. Mills, Jimmie Donelson, Carlson Bohnsack, Dwight Grayson, Raymond Buren. Row 4 7 Lester Rube'l, Lee Cauble, Tom Howard, Parker Bock. -20...

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RARISOT Juniors BAHN, ELIZABETH 'Ullzzsical and wagi- ml. BALDWIN, LILLIAN A faffnrile in the held pf .vj5arz'5. BLECHLE, RUBY She is lmth Iuixe and a'f1ben1lable. BLORE, DOROTHY IfVhe1'e llaralhy is, lixlher is alsnf' BLORE, MARY Journalism is her f?eld. BLUMER, DOROTHY Behind lhnse brmI.fn eyes much Tenxe ling- ers. BRENNECKE, VIRGINIA She is our fnninr ful- fel. BRUNRE, SARAH She has a giggling grind llfne 7uhere1f,1' she grlexf' BURKE, MODEAN Hfwlnhllfzg brazen eyes and a wide, friendly smile. -22- CARR, NORVILLE He has a ready greef- ing for a fellow friend . ' ' CARUTHERS, MIRIAM She is a fharnzing leader in c'7'r'7'jlfhlllg she dne.v ' CLAGI4, ALAN An 'Indian' who ix 11efn11zi11,gf a gand 'Tiger'. CLARK, MABEL The Junior wilh lhe frefly xlnllef' CLUBB, LAWRENCE Uh, you jally lllclflfu COFER, MARY Her perwnalily is inns! pleasing. CRITES, VIRGINIA She is pejbpy and fH1pl1ltlI'.U DAWSON, BOBBY Can l help il if lhe girls fallow me around fp' DAWSON, MARGARET Lillie bmlherx are really a greal help.