Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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.NM -x'3l..1-.3 . 1 Q,-. x in .im A. , .... . f i A-'--1 -5: 4 . S ' ' if? r '1w J M, Y, 1, , fm. W., .. . ,..,. .. . vain! EDNA MAE ADAMS Campbell Commercial Club. - .. .- ,. . L , ,.,, , . ff ' .2 LUCIAN ASHBY Carpenter Football, Monitor, Board of Control, Basketball. ISABELLE AIKEN Columbia English Club, Would-Be's, Girl Reserves, Travel Club, Latin Club, Scholarship E , Monitor, Board of Control, Sagas Staff, Arista League Officer. CHESTER ATTWOOD Delaware Hi-Y, D. D. D., Yell Leader Track, Session Room Repre- sentative, Bachelor. BERTHA ANDERSON Baker MYRTLE BARNARD Baker English Club, Latin Club, Monitor, Sagas Staff, Travel Club, Would-Be's, Scholar- ship E , C. Y. C. JUNE AUSN OW Baker Would-Be's, Girl Reserves, Monitor, Latin Club. MARY BAUGHN Baker Latin Club, English Club, French Club, Would-Be's, Travel Club, Scholarship E , Monitor, Musicians' Club, Girl Reserves. Senior Play, Arista League. VIRGINIA LEE APPLEGATE Would-Be's C. Y. C., Junior Musicians' Club. SADIE BAUMANN Stringtown C. Y. C., Monitor. x N X all f' N V on., A . '. f m x ...,... .. ...IJ . ..ibi,,.. .fwrntem Nw in M ,ill fi! ll l : ll 'W.V4f 5 I lf 1 l f fl ll: all .lf ill il U! iff l 2 If :ll ill 'gr W ji ii .ll ,A :Vi ,f A lfl ml X., li fly L1 v all if I 1 i J I ll v , rlf J! lf Ll l ' 1 f 1 l VI 3 .Ll l l ik Ml xl Ill ll K. l il V, 12 l fs 1-,

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.57 57 57 a . C Clam' Harrow QContinuedj and installed as officers: president, Carl Schroeder, vice-president, Carl Rittg secre- tary, Esther Schneiderg treasurer, Clarence Reitz. The Graphites succeeded in putting into oflice prefects Ethel Wittmer and Randel Shake. Due to other activities, Clarence later resigned and Hyland Sanders was elected in his place. The class chose scarlet and black as class colors. The class of '27 now occupies the center chapel section, which means that the senior year has been reached. Senior Distinction day will be remembered for its mock trial at the Court House in which several prominent seniors were acquitted of three felonous charges. This year, as in the junior year, the school offices, from the prin- cipal to the head janitor, were taken over by seniors on distinction day. Representatives from the class were prominent in every line of school activity. The football squad contained ten seniors and the basketball team live. Luke Ashby was, given all-state rating in basketball, and Bud Davidson received the same distinction in football. Arthur Graf, the Sagas business manager, was awarded a place on the school debate team. The senior play proved to be one of the best ever produced at the school especially from a dramatic viewpoint. Besides taking part in extra-curricula activities, the class of '27 excelled in scholarship being graduated with one of the highest averages ever attained. The class also sponsored several advances in student government. The typing room was placed under the supervision of monitors appointed by the prefects. Clean-up week and Student Government week were unusually successful. Walter Niederhaus, '27, won the G. A. R. oratorical contest. Having given its contributions to the school by carrying on the ideals and tradi- tions of Central to the best of its ability, the class of 1927 closes its career within the walls of Central and thus adds one more page to the annals of school history. H 65, Z 'M Ji tl 9 fl- ' E Sixteen

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Lf ff 7- 17 xixix YEFAFL-IITHS -. 'ing 4 U Lf 1 T 2 LUCILLE BAYER , St. Joseph's School Commercial Club, Basket- , ball '24-'25, Girl Reserves, Baseball, Arista League. DOROTHY BOHRER Baker English Club, Latin Club, Monitor, Clerk. LOUIS KEISTER Fulton Monitor. EVELYN BOOTH Henry Reis Monitor. EDGAR J. BECKER Trinity Lutheran Hi-Y. MARIE BRANHAM VVheeler C. Y. C., Glee. MARIAN BIEDENHARN Columbia Press Club, C. Y. C., Cen- tralian Staff, Monitor. OLIVER BRAUNS Wheeler ,TACO B B LATT VVheeler Senate. BLANCHE BROKAW Delaware Girl Reserve, Commercial Club. 1 - DDQ-qQXqb..iGl 9 2 117475. E ightecn