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

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4'- .f1 'f. JF 555555 1 P 1 ' ' ,twig -5 We 13? ff. l Est wg . . ,je -,Iii Q fi? 'M 'B v...J 'V' C cers of the Class of '29 REBECCA REIF Vice-P res. President HAROLD BUECHER ROSEMARIE RYAN Secy.-T1-eas. SENIOR HISTORY In September of 1925 the largest freshman class since the building of Bosse High School, entered Central. Their number was no hindrance in, entering into the spirit of the school, Then, before the freshies knew what it was all about they found themf selves sophomores. under the guidance of Miss Mary Alana Dennison. Another year was over and they had become the junior class, the inf tense rivals of the seniors, the juniorfsenior rush being an example of this. This was the climax of the junior distinction day. containing a chapel, and a track meet after school. And by the way, the juniors won. At last came the senior year. during which time the merit system and uniform dress were introduced, and another chapter in the history of Central was written. . , VVe do this because we like to, and we aren't too dignified to fall down, and we don't mind if our elbows are blue. I Q7f':1F' i i3.x:.- rv.- ,:-l.---- ' w x: 3' . gpfff' , M.,-svwqg fist VY .1 -. 1, f gr ' 'wr .. - ' F' ' l P s e Mr 'vis rf A, . A-.5 ,W it si-,,'f. 1JffSiiL'if'.?3i,i5 1 I if li. - lil all 'vi Q' - 1 'fs - 9 A 3 f ' 26 e- M4 .3 ig -sgigig. ea .Q awY,4r W 1: .N ,il 3' . wx .I

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I First nights have always car' ried thrills, but there is something about a last night that makes a catch in our throats, even though we know there are greater plays ahead, and a world to be conf quered.

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MARY ABELL Wheeler Three Scholarship E's, Monitor, Session Room Representative. Vice' President Junior Class, Playgoers, Laf tin Play, To the Ladies, Treasurer Girl Reserves, President Arista League, VicefPresident Latin Club, VicefPresif dent Travel, WouldfBe's, French, Eng' lish, Latin, History, Travel, Gavel, Bachelorettes, Girl Reserves. Latin Contest, Talent Chapels, French Play. GABRIEL BAKER Baker Monitor Session Room Representaf tive. Latin, Chemistry, HifY, KENDRICK A, BEASLEY Wheeler Monitor and Representative, To the Ladies , Basketball C. A., C. Men's Association, WoudfBe, HifY, D. D. D., Bachelors. NANNIE CARTER Columbia Centralian, Club Editor of Sagas. Cheer Leader, Secretary of Junior Red Cross. WouldfBe's, Art Club, Ever' readies, Girls' Athletic Association. ALBERT GREINER Columbia Three Year Representative, Monif tor, President of Sophomore Class, Why the Chimes Rang , Christmas 1925. Senior Play, Business Manager of Sagas, President Travel, Sec. WouldfBe's, Sec, HifY, Sec.fTreas. of Latin, French. English, WouldfBe, Ev' erready, HifY, Bachelor, Travel, Gavf el. Board of Control, Varsity Debatf ing lst Place District Latin Contest. LUCILLE HEWIG Columbia Monitor, Photo Editor of Sagas, Centralian Staff, Bachelorettes, Press Club, Red Cross, Latin Club, Girl Ref serves, New Girls' Committee of Arisf ta League, Senior Social Committee, Art. LORENE JACKSON Delaware Girl Reserves, Monitor, Chemistry Club, Arista League. FORREST KARN Baker Centralian. MARTHA LEICH Cottage Private School Two Scholarship E's, French Play '26, French Play '27, Latin Play, Presif dent of Girl Reserves, VicefPresidcnt Arista League, French Club, Latin Club, English Club, WouldfBe's, Girl Reserves, Gavel Club, Monitor. ROBERT LITTLE Wheeler Story Telling Club. DELILAH RHOADES Baker Arista League. BOBBIE RUTH SCHRIEBER Bosse President Garden Club. Musicians' Club, French, Latin, Monitor, Girl Re' serves, Arista League.