Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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I f 94 nl K -5 .. ,i .I-W., V: ,. . Q v 'F Q SN s 5 e 4 Q1 .X Q. Q a , Q Z M . 3 X Grubel Haligman Hall Hamel Hansen Hansen Hardy Hardy Harriman Harris Seniors. A few of the majorettes are also tenth graders. The Junior and Senior Choruses are composed largely of Sophs who are some day to be members of Choir. The ranks of band and orchestra are ably filled by the new raw material. The Sophomores had an opportunity to decide what type of finished product they J. Harrison li. Hass R. Hatfield Hatty l.. Hedeen l.. Hennington D. Higgins Pm. Hitzeman XV. Hobson G. Hoclt D. Holbrook J. Hood V. Horst P. Hostad Pm. Hunt D. Hurst R. Jacobs Nl. James D. Jensen M. Job I 2 A Q.,,.w.. . .,,. Q .C i ,.'2f:,, ' X .ga 5 ' IfI.:..,.. X' N - . M .. , .Mr y Q. - Rv. ' - , 4:25542 5 5 an ..,. A , . . . an I s A J sv S X N Q I I N .21 A me T assi? 'KJ .. -ao . 6 9 A X SQL! fm x 4 .Nw . Q ' 'N A? 'W 13' . T -'--': 'A f , Y

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B. Ebert D. Carlson N. Embick G. Eugen D. Evans L. Falk B. Fehrman A. Figge M. Finnegan M. Fish The girls were anxious to join Friendship, Centrals largest girls' club, and a special Junior l0 mixer was held in the gym so that all Junior l0's could become acquainted. The first general meeting of Friendship presents an all Sophomore program. ln the music department the Sophs fill the places vacated by the graduation ol' the Q0 A .SEQ Q.. .W aw. a in UQ' if . my as Y W' 'A 1 X Q vii ge i . - . '51 J' ,.,,e-vm: av - .512 .. .e - .z..w-gy ,-. .faifleff-' ff - ' ...Q .g :::: -- -.f + s f fwfmf-.. - 8 ... Q. . .gs sane- . . i1,..,g..M,,, Q X Ms Q55 . A 1. ' gy! , ...W .K '. 3, 3 .assi fi.. VI: .., . mr, ,F ' ..,,.. , , 51... gas . , .. 'W' V .,, , W Q M 3' si ' . in Q .R Ns' 4 E X' 52, Jill' 'Q ' I3 Y ...,. 1 .,. ,, ' ' V ' li i afw f u H 5' TM - '51 5' ,. V - I . it 2 'iw W2.f ' Y. E. Ford S. Foreman S. Forster A. Fortner S. Fosnaugh G. Framke XV. Franco E. Frazier J. Friets M. Fuglemsmo S. Fusske B. Gabriel J. Gilinsky J. Gittins J. Gleason D. Goebel E. Goldenberg B. Graham B. Grant S. Grieme 2 I lik l 4

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2 C. Johnson 1.::,., . 'J in ' F. Johnson .,.,. QQ'-it 'iz' R, Johnson -' R. Johnson '- S. Johnson ,..., .1 U JOM LI' n D- -101105 A J ew - j . ' S. Jones 3 'I ': - T.: T. Jones A 'i V. Jones V' wanted to be and could choose their courses accordingly. Some will he future business- men and women, and they will probably select a Commercial Course. Others want to he scientists or engineers, the Scientific and Engineering Course is open to them. The ones who have not definitely decided on .1 career can take a General Course which pre- pares them for a career when they have made up their minds. Ii. Kammerer E. Karcher XV. Kazos C. Keating M. Kellogg ' A R' K 9 U n Cd Y E uzzg i Q EI : Z W Q x . S A K Q n n Cd Y .1 if.: fi b ..: M p f A . K e r i .1 k ed e s ' 'Q ' :': M P. K e r i A lx e d es ' ' :::::':: ' Kilborne get ':., -.'. fi . ,M ..,,.: l 0 J A if J ... if - ,.,,. 'if -: Q.. .... J- Kliwcf ....: - ' ------ 2 ..': p . V- Knapp 'ii' -.-' 1 r ' l ,I :..,:. ,. 'K V , A. Knight - 1- :- ' f it ' - A A . on ' .meg if .f . in iiii' Q ii: '- .,..' f Ji': '2A',. J A. Knotts 2 iiiii if 5' ' 'iii Z if C. Kriudsen -'.. I. ,l Qi? N P. Knudson ,-....:3i i I 5 Knlltsgn r ..-:- iv.. ' n J M. Koch L