Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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,-fx . W-A 1- ' :A NU' f w N 4 tt- ?fi',Q?:g - . f k.,,., in L -, ,st lk I W WWA .R I h .t. C., l p .iid k . 2 'W , 1 , t l :wie-I ' L Y. W. C. A. College Club .C Officers 'IT 'lk I i'rt-sidt-nt. ................ Mary Boyer Pre-sidvnt ,.... ..... . ..Ve-ra Ste-ininger f' Vit-e--l'i't-sill:-tit ...... Mar1.:a,ret Carmen Vive--l'r+-sidt-nt ............ Mary Boyer X. Set-i't-tai'y. .,......... Mildred Kanrher S1-rrf-tary .......,... t'arolinv Hartwigz X W l'l'UI.!l'2llll Chairman. .Mildred Crawford l'l'0jIl'3Il1 Chairman. . .Margzart-t St-ht-ll l 1 Illi Y. NV. V. A. l'luh was organizt-d llt'i't'Illbt'l', 1916, hy the t1irl's VVorli Sm'- , rt-tary, Miss Elizabeth Lawson. with the' purpose of promoting: a spirit of roinradt-ship and dt-inorrzu'y in tht- Junior t'ollt-ge. The first yt-ar wt- t'ol lowvd tht- plan ol' having: outsidt- speakers at our meetings bnt this yt-ar wt- , dvc'ide-d that in College- wt- should dt-rt-lop true student initiative. So wt- haw- l planned and rarrit-d Otll our own nwvtings and parties. This tall we Slll'l'1'SSlAl ,N entertained the girls ot' the first yt-ar 1-lass. The rlnb is open to all girls ot' the- K at Junior Collegt- who have the interest ot' the srhool at heart. ' 3- .4 JQ1. Members 5.7 4- f? X X- .Bd . . , 2' 1 A Sf f iilt-ssimz Hall Mtltlrttd lxanrlit-r fp' , . Mary Boyer Louise Lary J '. L, 1-seq. Q eg, tctmtm-th Brown wiht-1 Mint-r ff4 ,,,5 t .A '2i,ff1, ' Margaret Carmen Margaret Srhvll 211 fll t'ora Fonnett Ruth Spangbvrg in ' ' ' Roberta Chambers Bessie Smith 't XL. Mildred Crawford llc-It-n llollendo V - GJ I t'arolinv I-Iartwig .,. ,Eau N. , 4-Q2 ' c ,. t., Vera Steiningvr Henrietta Stewart Corinne Whitehead : x 'Zi' 4 -f ,, gr, t . Q , t . F., A 'xiii 4, .. I Q l':i::v 'l'wt-nly K - A , f5i .,....,.-ff 'i V '- ' C5 ' A . --A.-1 V ' MZ., ,. ,im a W ADAA K 4 qw 7 W Mm -,--, . e. . , , H -' ss.. '-'eA-Ye fe ,....

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.':: ','1,.Q Q '::1 ' t ' H J nf' ' tvs' N-xr , 1- , A-fs - f Q Q sill . 5, :pl X . N 5' fm I T ' 1 , , 'A 4 5 il 3 x 1 '- E v-is , . 3 '-L: .fu F 5' txt 1 W ff FS l,! fl L. vi, 'T' r H ,Q 6 , 4, W ir?-, xl . .gif , .fix ff-3, f' lv, , , - V443 1 ,et . 3+ The N eighborsv N Wctliicstlny, Novcnibcr Zltilh, thc Junior Collcgc ln'unizttic Socief-ty prc' scntcd, in thc High School Auditorium. at onc-act play cntitlctl 'I'hc Neigh- bors. Thv scene is lziid in Mrs. Abcl's kitchen, in at little Wisconsin rillagc, :ind ull thc clmractci's arc typical villzigc folks. Thc cliaractcrs werc cxccptionzilly wcll hzintllccl. liilccn .laincs inzulc ai chairin- ing: coquvttish littlc lncz to thc clitTitlcnt Pctcr, Rolancl Stucbncr. 'l'hc humor ol' Mrs. Abcl. thc nlost coniicail part, was addcd to by liobcrtzi Chambers, Thc neighbor ladics, Mrs. Moran and Mrs. Trot, wcrc cxcccdingly wcll charactcrizctl hy Ruth Spzmgzbcrg anal Cztrolinc llzirtwig. One ot' thc most difficult charactcrs was gI'2illlllIlil,n prcscntctl with grcat tailcnt by Dorothy Challis. Louise' Lacy niadc at pztthctic und cffcctivc Mis' Ellsworth, and Atlolphus BPI'l.'It l' zibly char- zictcrizctl thc gruff but ltiiifl-liczwtctl Ezra VVilliz1n1s. Much crctlit is also cluc to Mr. Ilcrgcr for his paticnt work us dircctor, and to Mr. tlrict' for his capability in handling thc finances. 1 ..., 1 ...... R 'fir gk-I t ,H V A -H., ,, M ' -:ry ,,,t. ,.- 1 I. 1 ' P1 -va-:, 1 , if sfjfhj 4 tg. s A - if-CZ' .F 1- Af Q , ff- ,iffzl 2 'wi N ' ' .Q :: w u- uk l l I, 3' ,,. ,,.,,,..., , f M f ' Ns-ft . c ss-ss-Us .tl Iii vt i titt M 73- '.., ....i ' 1

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4 ,f I . -at tvvte 1 I tl' l 3 73 'K Y fm f ' 1 i., 15 54 gi i u ,N X I lu: su ' xx S., nu rl, ltr rg In 1 xx 1 7 N55 ,I t Tc, x. lr I ? t . Zflaakrthall T g l'lrwin Mt-Ewen Donald Mumford Vernon tlriet' tCaptainJ HE Junior College has taken an active interest in athletics this year. Basket- ball has been the major sport and a good start has been made toward mak- ing a Junior College basketball schedule a reality. While the team played but two games this year, the year may well be considered a success because ot' the interest and enthusiasm which was shown at the big event of the season, the game with Company A. 356th lnfant.ry, Camp Funston. This game was played in the gymnasium and the Junior College, aided by the addition of two members ot' the Central team, won an easy victor tl ' ' . y- IC score being 58 to 17. Several interesting military and musical numbers accompanied the dollars was added to the soldiers recreation fund. Athletics have been somewhat ham- student that next. year, body, athletics will take other College activities pered this year by the lack of two members of the basketball squad. But it is the hope of every Junior College with a larger its place with game and about sixty K I , .,,., -ai- . . ,A 55155255 ., .... HN! -J::::::::::: ,. .,... ................ ,N ,. 1211 awww- ' ., ,,,., 5, f if tx C, P rf: . J 4 :he -ti zjzi S' cf I K Q ,X 1 J Y Zigi 6 fi'-ga? u ,b ,, -f, X J' llonald Mumford. .............. Center jj ' .ig ' tCaptainJ U H ffi-,f lrwin McEwen. ...... . .... Forward ' H Y4:tW'l . . 3 A 'rf Vernon Grief. .... .... P 'orward ,.4? :.,'. ,'t' f z Ancil Rennison. .... ...Guard N A ,4,,' James Wright.. .. ...Guard . - 945 ,f A 3 -, ,Y ,I 7 f1'f' . 'mf J. -. ' if V 7 1 A .laines Wright Ancil Rennison vw f, 1' 1.-'fgf i ' ,i' 'te' - f l'ag'e 'Fwenty-one ' 'fd 'f Lt? f ' ' Q15- i EgiIf ' l i . . t . ' ' J KE, - , Q - '-tt 1' L,-Nlf,N'..f'g ,fy Xf Y ..X1v.L.- , e- - ' X e.'q ' X -f ifa4t1f,e J- -' i 'f i' F ,A , .-....c.- gm.- z h I 1- Q Eg . I I t . x . . V- V ' I I Zi--5.5, 12 IQ' It Zi- L- , ' ' -A