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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1924 volume:

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T X F X3 V 7 , Q ., f ifdgsyhfafgb L'g,f i, A4.- PUBLISHE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT BY ANNUAL BOARD SELECTED BY FACULTY AND SENIOR CLASS OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL fx gy C c2f pg p1,1,1y -lV1At'hCLUl3.. . v fu 1 L v Lf' ,I , f I 15 I P , ,., ff fn.. .. .., ' 4. ,mg-4 4,-fy-5-.Lq.fu-f.-.141 .,. 1- 1 .1 lx Ellnrewnrh PEI' Shall thin, then, he the nrher ut' nm' hunk? Ehe arene in un a hilltnp- Glentral ihigh -- Elhe arhnnl that far ahnue the nthera ntanha, Glhat rearhea tn the ataru ut' hnnnr hright- Ehat teela the glnux nf eminenre-the mm- Efhe rahianre nf nirtnrg-themnnn. Ehe plagersa shall he Glentral penple all, Ehe farultg, the athletes, the raheta, Efhe artnrz, atuhenta, memhera uf the rluha, Glhe Seniura, Ilnninra, Snpha, aah Zllreahmen tnn Shall he the artnrz in thiz glnming hunk Anh tell nf their arhieuementa. Anil fur nm' name me rhnnese Elle Malaitan A name that meaiw the hilltngf' Anil that will rnnneg Ehe height nt' gnuth, nf hrauerg aah fame. 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DEATHERAGE Principal Central High School This is Mr. Deatherage's first year as Principal of Central, yet he has'proved himself a real Central- ite, and a booster of school subjects, athletics, and activities. He has the support and friendship of all Central students. Mr. D-eatherage is a graduate of Missouri Univers- ity and has been a Principal in Mis- souri schools for several years. Previous to coming to Central he was Principal at Carthage, Mo. 1-1:-:S-fr-Que-:Jer-at-iesfazz sg.. - uni: :. :EQSQSAZSQ-in ai L .Lak 4.9.55 Q .- 5,5 V J swf X J FS t he 'al- zts, las all Lge eI'S- lis- rs. he N -3 V gf.:.1...-46.-mei - ,RS--V' 2 -F-15-55'-fe'e-:effiffeft-':+:1f4fg-:,ge::-J.t5-:fre-fgggg-2-ggi?92.5153513115 , Y 1: 4 37-4 rf 17 1 : 5 ,M , 3 my KITA' so uL,n.:v -,.we,,,, - f-- X I AAA- , . Page Nine , . . H 2 . -L mm Q1-est.. 1-q.,v:..,f.:..i..x..m,qi - fe- met, - .Q-:w.feaiz9-e,2ii555sr3':f,Q3:,mu:-:.x:c-unanxsa,p. .Hush 1-.,.,-sa.-Q: ea er eislngiis 1 4 u 1 5355555 1 Q E E 1 I QWAKITX ' Senior-Miss Beulah Mae Bennett 4 f A V xx ,,4., rgibjv ' f,.L!i f W., I ' Class Sponsors Junior-Miss Mary Lou Davies 7 .1 . ' K --Q -f Pk.-4' I Sophomore-Miss Marguerite McClellan Freshman-Miss Mildred Crawford 4ffIf?7g' 45 f, . Y. In 'aff - Q W ,G i . ' I V' ' - Page Ten 'K 5 ' If-f1F:4::.:s:a:.::za: g:la.:::::.:a.-avae-aasgases-iii-15:11, Q: ' f. ,q:airsliii375x7h4?-::..' -':.i:iz-132331 31 ui I Ax 4,1 Cs LAL E A Y ? 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T i: '.,jJ'f'i-HIT. : fl-xg 1:1411-f1i1Tai'fLgE2i42g'X .- -f a- T-' ' A ' ' 5 i 1 hm I ! 9 K I z I z Z K I 1 a E 1 I 2 i . 5 Q s 5 ! I I I A S I I z 2 E s i ! 1 1 x I I y e' 6216 VJAKVIJXD' EDWARD ABERSOLD lKEd!! IlEddiell ll-A-be!! . A man of great probity, wit and understand- ing. EdWard's future .career is, in his words, something I can do and make some money. Orchestra. MAX ABRAMSON Maxie From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth. Max is a very popular and a talented actor. I-Ie Will study pathology at McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Once in a Blue Moon, R. O. T. C.g Hi-Y. GEORGE ADAMS Not by words but by disposition is wisdom acquired. ' MILDRED ANDREWS Consistency, thou are a jewel. Mildred withdrew before graduation., Volleyball Team '22, Basketball '22g C Club. ' GRACE BALDWIN A My love is fair, my love is gay, And fresh as bin the flowers in May. Grace expects to study music. Her activities in Central include being typist for the Outlook and Annual for 1922-23. t'Once in a Blue Moon , Girl Reserves '23: Glee Clubg Quartetteg Octetteg A Tragedy of Errors. WOODSON BARNETT Woodie You are a devil at everything, and there is no kind of thing in the versatile world but what you can turn your hand to. Woodie will attend M. U. ,but his career is undecided. Whatever it is, Woodie will put lots of pep into it. Once in a Blue Moon g Football '22, '23, Captain Co. C. '23g Major R. O. T. C., Defec- tive Detectiveug Hi-Y Clubg C Club. Page Thirteen -:pa .u-.s-qi: yv, Gylewlxrm c x RUTH BEALE Rufus She looks as clear as morning roses newly Washed with dew. Ruth's specialty is journalism-she intends to make it her future career. She will attend Stephens College. Literary Editor of Outlookg Press Club. ANNA LEE BEASLEY , Bee Beasley And ne'er did Grecian chisel trace . A Nymph, a Naiad, or a Grace Of finer form or lovelier face. Anna Lee is a most business like person, and one of the best-liked Central girls. Anna Lee is going to Smith next year, Lucky Smith! Organization Editor The Walcitan g Math Clubg English Club. RUBY MARGUERITE BELL Bobby A maiden never bold, Of spirit still and quiet. Ruby is going to make service her career, by becoming a missionary nurse. She will attend William Jewell College. Page Fourteen FERN BINNICKER Serene with argent-lidded eyes, And lashes like to rays of darkness. Fern graduated at mid-year and is attending J. C. MARY BLANCHARD With a smile that glowed Celestial rosy red, love's proper hue. Mary will attend Sullins College, and after- wards her career will be to have a home of my own. IOLA MAE BONNER The maid improves her charms With inward greatness, unaffected wisdom, And sanctity of manners. Iola Mae is one of the most capable members of the Class of '24. She will study to be either a school teacher or a grand opera singer. Glee Club '21, '223 Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club '223 As You Like It g President Math Club '23g Vice-President Math Club '24g Latin Insigniag English Clubg Central Razzettes, ' 1 3 il l 5 532 fi.: A The anoth She v Girl TIE tists ' put ir we re: Rum Cap T. C.g ciety. Lau clothe tend . Eng in a l S s. :tending me. l after- iome of fisdom, iembers e either 'er Glee it Math .g Latin ES, ,X Z...-L.. . - v ' . . UL, . ,f . -- . ,fa ... . g-aw-1-: -lx-f+1.n.p-iwfzvwesfeiaf-r.-2-:.1!cf'Lr:1':ss2eep+f-if-7 J! lg-3. -1 1 11311-1f T: '-if V- 2? FIT' Y' '. ff 7 'M KY . ' ' I. 'WWAKI THELMA BOVJLING A pleasant maiden, with a charming smile Thelma likes best to talk, eat or dance. She's another girl who wants a home of her own. She will attend Sullins College. Girl Reserves. HARRISON BOWMAN My heart is true as steel The game was won for the VVyatt Park Bap- tists when 'Runt' Bowman, flashy forward, was put into the game. That's the kind of account we read on the sporting page almost every night. Runt is going to South America, so he says. Capt. Co. A. '23g Lieut. Col. '24g Colonel R. O. T. C.3 Hi-Y Clubg Pres. Freshman Literary S0- ciety. LAURA BRISTOL 'AA heart that's ever kind and gay Laura says, I guess I'm most interested in clothes, expression and'living. She will at- tend J. C. English Clubg Brush and Pencil Club: Once in a Blue Moon. RAYMOND ' BURGER Quiet and th oughtfulu 1 CLIFFORD BURNS 'ASkinnay 'tHis abilities were equaled only by modesty Skinnay certainly is non-committal! I-Iis statistics summed up are: Do not know. VIOLA BURT Bert Those locks were designed to inspire love and joy. Viola is little and cute. She wants to be a good stenographer, and will attend Platt's Business College, - Rifle Team '23g Sophomore Basketball Team. Page Fifteen .-.Q-...F .f1..s.'.,1. V - ,uw -.x Q.:-f.e.. 4...-.,...., .. . . - - - V- J.. . . .-1.-5, aussi? 5-6-EZ. -Wi'-'HJ?f'f'1----4-15-3:- 32-25:-'.'!:.f?Z'2f??27'?' 'I A 'V 5-5 Q e ,.,.e ,141 .:. .:,e.:s.giE-F. ?S'fQ-i?', :'E- ez.-C, ,-.. . .--..-1- A .. .-, . -- - - - --- -A -- - x GLENN BUTCHART A man he was to all the country dear. Press Club, Circulation Manager The VVaki- tan , Exchange Editor Outlook',, Officers Club, 2nd Lieut. R. O. T, C., The Trysting Place , The Queen of Progress. JACK BYRD Funny A hero is always tall, you know. Funny is a nick-name that does not fit Jack, for he is tall, dark and distinguished, he drives a Cadillac Eight Cat least he says he doesj and he intends to be a Qdoctor. JANE CAYLOR I love tranquil solitude And such society As is quiet, Wise and good. Jane is a very good student and does espe- cially fine Work in English, Her career is not decided, but she will attend J. C. l Page Sixteen WOODSON CHADVVICK Woodie A man of well-tempered frame. Woodson has the honor of not having missed a day at school since he started at Central. He will attend Junior College. CARLTON CHESMORE Shorty Oh he sits high in all the people's hearts. Shorty is very fiery and independent, also handsome. I-Ie is Well liked and has taken ac- tive part in many class activities. He will at- tend M. U. Agricultural School. Press Club, Athletic Editor of Outlook, Ath- letic Editor of the Waliitan , Math Club. MARY ISABET, CHESNEY Mic But were it to my fancy given To rate her charms, I'd call them heaven. Isabel is one of the best liked girls in the Class. She is cordial, cheerful, a loyal Central- ite and a capable leader. Stephens College will claim her next year, K Manager Central Razzettes, Student Council '21, Defective Detective , Once in a Blue Moon , Senior Executive Committee, First President Brush and Pencil Club, Girl Reserves. may BI. Un l Fo 1 H12 I AN r ! ing missed antral. He heartsff dent, also taken ac- ie will at- ook: Ath- Zlub. ieaven. 'ls in the l Central- Jllege will t Council' 1 a Blue 205 First Reserves. - . . .,,g,. .Xl-V. tg . W- .fe-.: --. ifyi-ff:-1 ,.sag-algerg:f-f:caQf4-iaee,-arcsexl-gel:-5-:fe ew-sf--4 ss fri-sryfsvig-W :es ge? 331-5 ff ,fy 62153 Km EDGAR L. CONNETT ' arEdr: rn Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Ed will study to be a horticulturist at M. U. RICHARD COOK tlDiCk7l The brave man seeks not popular applause. Dick will study pharmacy at Washington University. Lieut. in R. O. T. C.g Hi-YQ Officers' Clubg Football Squad '22, CHARLES B. CORNELIUS ' 1Cl'lLlCkH His best companions, innocence and health. Charles expects to be a successful business man. He will prepare at M. U. Hi-Y Club. ' DOROTHY COX Doris Love but her, and love forever. 'tBut to see her was to love her, Doris is one of the best liked members of the Class of '24. She has served on numerous class committees, and has always given her loyal support to class 'and school activities. Her future career is undecided. I ROSCOE COX , As good a man as you will see in a summer's day. Once in a Blue Moonug Outlook Staffg Press Clubg A Tragedy of Errors. . ' CHARLES W. G. CRAIG Will Georgel' A soldier and a gentleman. Charles will ta.ke an,A. B. degree in the Uni- versity of California, and then specialize in some profession. Sergeant Major R. O. T. C, '22, '233 Battalion Adj. '23, '24g Charter Member Cadet Officers' Assn. g Outlook Advertising Boardg Once in a Blue Moon g Press Club! Hifi' Club: Basketball Squad '21, '22. Page Seventeen ik: , I I 1 l ll Y l, 1 I il V Ii l lui s lf , . 5 5' E it 3 N l ll M + I L1 :se f ,. . .,..- - 1:91225 ,.,...l. e'f5 :'f' . , . ,.e.,- - .naw-,g... L-1155-sew:-:-v::e,,eg: ..+aeT-Q-f'5?44?,.,., ., . . , - - A aria:-4 1 ' .seed-sm-1 '..:1i'ixi:n:1i5'14g1dc 'g'5'5'7:Pinu-seLvs..,-,z::'P .,-.,,:ff7 Y -H , J ,, ,,,- ,. I 1- E .... . P GPN W LEOTA FRANCES CRAIG ifLee,, For that shalt find she will outstrip all praise And make it halt behind her. Lee is one of the modern girls who have all the old-fashioned arts-she can sew, cook and do artistic Work. She came to Central from Leavenworth High. . Girl Reserves, First Prize Bread Baking Con- test '23, RALPH CRANDALL A lusty bachelor, with lokkes crulle, as they were layed in presse. ALICE DENICKE UAV, Her sunny locks hang on her temple, like a golden fleece, Al's specialty, she says, is doing nothing. Her future career is undecided. Page Eighteen LILLIAN MAE DEITZAL Blue Softness, and sweetest innocence she wears. There's really nothing blue about Lillian, she is always smiling. Lillian expects to attend business college. Volleyball Team '22, Sophomore Basketball Team '22, Girl Reserves. ORA M. DODD Prexy It was to Central that she gave her heart- Her dreams and deeds were all for Centra1's fame. Tower Club, President Central Girl Reserves Club '23, '24, President Inter-Club Council '24, Press Club, English Club, Math Club, Secretary Brush and Pencil Club '22, '23, Vice-President '24, Student Council '23, Central Razzettes, Queen of Progress , Literary Editor of YVak- itan, English Insignia, Art Insignia, Extempor- aneous Speaker '22, Debating Team '23, '24, Conference Club, C Club, Second Prize in Thrift Essay Contest, Captain Senior Basket- ball Team. NANCY DOLMAN UN H ance She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. They say that beauty and brains don't go to- gether. Nancy is a living contradiction. She will attend Miss Porter's School at Lexington, Conn. ' ' Treasurer Junior Class: Student Council '21, '22, '24, President English Club '24, Vice-Presi- dent Math Club '23, Executive Committee of Junior Class. f- ---::.1:a:, -----g:a,1::::.:a:.:b:.- 5QiL2 17f:lqE-235:31Eiiii' -1 - if 'Q 3-Ii I: 1 T -'P ' A7 4 7 ' ' I f Fi:-. E U'-21.2-a:.:aLQ4:-razs.- .:,:-.14wi:5:.:1nl.aI-g-s.zf:.:L::1-..::. I C del Te: Wl Lil tiv Q. ful att C l als Ui' 4 ba Bl .,.... .. P. ' I-1 --'10-HK?- 4'11 -' ' 1 I 'Y '-'K-'11 -+15 i'iiUri1'5'5'4-2:2211-?1rf!54f4.f2:-rx - aelrfzrrz-fereexeeg-Q 1: fri-Ei--i awk 7- : f 1-r 1: 1-.--n rx y sv: , iq , N 5?leWAKITAg , W 'earsf' ,illiang attend cetball eart- 1tral'S serves il '24g fetary sident ettes 5 Wak- npor- '24g ze in tsket- 1 een. 'o to- She gton, 1 l 21, 'resi- ze of RALPH DOUGLAS Pride in their past, defiance in their eyes, I see the lords of humankind pass-by. Colonel R. O. T. C. '23, '24-3 Class Vice-Presi- dent Hi-Yg Junior Annual Board Asst. '23g Rifle Team '22, '23, '24, The Trysting Place g Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil , As You Like It g Student Council '22, '23g Class Execu- tive Committee '24, JANE DOWNEY Napoleon A scholar and a loyal friend. Jane is an honor student and always ready for fun. She is a faithful club Worker. Jane will attend J. C. Girl Reservesg English Club, Math Club. LOIS VIRGINIA DUSENBERRY ..BeI.1.y,, She was good as she .Was fair. Lois wants to be a kindergarden teacher and also wants to travel. She will attend Drake University. I Glee Club '22g Rifle Team '23g Junior Basket- ball Team '23g As You Like It g Once in a Blue Moon. CATHERINE EASTIN Climalene She was a farm of life and light. Catherine has those agreeable characteristics -enthusiasm and a never-say-die spirit. Not only that but she Works hard in class, school and club activities. Joint Owners in Spain g Central Razzettesg Girl Reserves. . ROBERT C. EDSON ..BOb,, Oh you youths, VVestern youths, So impatient, full of action, full of manly Pride and friendship. f Pep-and more pep-that's your impression of Bob. He is going to be a Baptist minister. He will study at William Jewell. Cheerleader '23, '24, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. EDWIN ELLIOT Steve I am not in the roll of common men. Steve pretends that he's lazy, but he is really a wonder at anything he undertakes, and what he doesn't know about science and math isn't Worth telling. I-Ie will attend J. C. and then M. U. President Math Club '243 Math Insigniag Queen of Progressng English Clubg Razzer's Clubg Business Manager of As You Like It. Page Nineteen -v- -f .rpms y -1 m1vnaizisn1x:u.ss4c'zmen-usna-,szzQ,,v1f.v..:. r.5LF-Y-5-Six GE se 15 3 ' 1' 1 -. J S . . k A-4' aah-171 ' '-L1 r zJAi!'T35!?!4Q5ff2':'QT .Fr-. --, . . .. K, -.:.e.t., : 1 ua:-.:.-.Lx-snzf-'1.:.r.:f:s ds-r-sgggv'-:if7'591:ifs-51-EffS 'f-EHL?'?'EFi F1'i'E'Ii ?3'1?' ': L '.'. :'5'35 :.:' 'rg-5:11 ::L 1. . . . - - :E 5.::'::: '-. -..:1e. - 'slrs'---1---r-' ' '- .,, .,,... . S -t 3 . 621g TA if --mangas? MARGARET ELLIOTT .ipegn If rubies, 10, her lips be rubies soundfi Margaret will attend business college in St. Joseph, and then become a stenographer. Freshman Literary Society. FRANK ENDEBROCK He that has patience, may compass any- thing. . Frank is a good student, and is especially good in mathematics. He will attend J. C. Secretary Hi-Yg Math Club: English Club. VIRGINIA ENDEBIIOCK A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Virginia will study music, but her career is undecided. Girl Reservesg Once in a Blue Moon , The Flittermousef' Page Twenty HAROLD ESHELMAN Esh His eyes they twinkled merrily For he was full of fun. Always into something seems to be Eshie's motto, for he is always into something. He desires to become a successful business man and will study business administration at M. U. Football '23g Football Reserve '21, '22g Adver- tising Manager Outlook '23, '24g C Club, All- City Half Back '22, Annual Board '23g Press Club, Senior Executive Board, Hi-YQ Inner Cir- cleg As You Like It , Once in a Blue Moon. ROBINSON FARMER i.B0b,, A very philosophic man, of general learning. Bob's specialty is radio and electricity. He Will study agricultural engineering at the Kan- sas State Agricultural College, lst Lieut. R. O. T. C.: Stage Manager Senior Auditorium Play, Hi-Y. LATVRENCE FE R RIL Teemie He had the genius to be loved. Just imagine a man who is a marvelous ac- tor, a capable R. O. T. C. officer, a football player, a baseball player, and besides that one of the most popular and best looking boys in the class. He will attend M. U. Football Reserve '22g Lieut. Col, R. O. T. C.: Once in a Blue Moon g Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Football Trainer '23g Baseball '22g Hi-Yg Adam and Eva g Defective De- tectivef' ' ---'- -faqs :s.:::.7a::z:.: ,.::a:::a.:La::.gE:i5 'gEqE..,gq5-: 1 . -:i:.iEw3.iL:J-'1-'31 4-1 1 1-1 A' ff ' - ' O ,- ..........,.......4.....,.-.-.-.'..za1uxLzs,s.. Q 'lly Eshie's hing- He ,ness man l at M. U. Q:.Adver- Club: Ixu- '239 Press inner Cir- ie Moon. learning. lClty. He the Kan- 'GI' Senior elous ac- , football that One ' boys in Q. T. C.: udent of Baseball tive De- --fr 1- 11 1 'zf '-4111? E H-561'-PPS?-E:!+:2.:-1? 'fi-rxtie-+A 52.2151-zfebifiei his 1 +224-5 4-:-G LS 575455 -7 r Q 7 : L WAKITK DAVID FINE Who, with a natural instinct to discern What knowledge can perform, is diligent to learn. MINNIE FINE Quiet, but most perseveringf' Minnie is quiet and studious, and Well liked by all who know her. Her future career is un- decided. . LOUISE FLOYD ::L0uy: t'Soft fell her words as blew the air. Lou's specialties are swimming and danc- ing. She will study library work in the future. Freshman Literary Society. JULIUS FOGEL Jule n 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Julius' specialty is coming late, He intends to become a business man. YVe only hope he doesn't get down to his office at 9:45 instead of 9:00. ' As You Like It. THOMAS- FRAZER Tom But thou hast valor too, and Wit. Tom's career is undecided. FRANK FRENCH 6lFI,Og!! Fortune helps the brave? Page Twenty-one - .. av.-1:55 a ,L 1.-.-vL:.-s-fp. v- 2-fywssffw - , 1.3-,,:,Q5, iigggiggfe ---ig gfgegges QT.. s-igifni-ses-:arse zgizigigif 6 A TA 6 , SAM GALITSKY He was a valiant youth. Sam's hobbies are track and swimming. He will attend K. U. and study to be a civil en- gineer. f Press Clubg Assistant Advertising Manager Outlookg Track Squad '22, '23, ORA GAUNCE V hpeggyu A sweeter woman ne'er drew breath. Peggy's hobby is ice skating-also swim- ming. In the future she hopes to travel and to teach. She will attend J, C. MARGARETE GENSLER 'Those eyes, darker than darkest pansiesf' Margarete's specialty is music. She will at- tend some music conservatory or university. Glee Club '21g Basketball '22g Volleyball '21, '223 C Clubg Central Razzettesg Gir.l Reservesg Treasurer Brush and Pencil Club '24. Page Twenty-two DOROTHY GILMORE ..DOt,, Her glossy hair was clustered o'er a brow Bright with intelligence and fair and smooth. Dot's speciality is writing scholarly and interesting essays and themes in English. How- ever, she also plays tennis, takes part in club activities and has a good time. Volleyball '23g Class Basketball '21, '22g Ten- nis '22g Math Insigniag Math -Clubg English Clubg Girl Reserves. ALBERTA GOEDEKER UAV, Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eye, In every gesture dignity and love. Alberta is the person who did the most to make the Junior-Senior luncheon last year a success. Al is a loyal partaker in class and school activities. She will attend M. U. EDWARD GOEKING Imbued with sanctity of reason. 2 gee:eaai:5ea:e4,els.e.e.za25f:.11-was11- 2.--M 4 l .'5:if1 '-3-f'1:i:'-P11 1'-f Q' '- -f V . P,-Q.-,..-,.,,.f sf -:fw fa: 1.aa:.rg:.z.-.ar..a-:....:.1:.::::-.sa::..:.r..a:..a .s up Eb i 'ci-mf . I 'Q P , 'row smooth. irly and h. How- . in club 222 Ten- .sh Clubg eye, most to year a .ass and ' ' ' S-X-,'ire2:-51,23-2-5?-G':iie:5ii1ir1ai 1? 'TIFF' ' nf, ., . ,, J 1. -.ea 1:-0 ,-fi ':? '- Eiiiqifvilfffi-EfP:1-3:11- e':fr-L25-e-f-.-11:-:'1-h.e? : 1 . X - -'-7-- - wb lr Y Y K - - 2--2 CZIZIZIZV' 671 KI T i sv '-ZIZZIZIZIZI 6 I Q RUSSELL GOERKE Upudy, V Cheerful and a great lover of mankind. Russell's specialty is electricity and radio. He will study electrical engineering at M. U. or the University of California. Hi-Y. HINDA FAY GOLD ..Bunny,, I, too, am a painter. I Hinda Wants to own an art shop and more than one Angora cat. If she attends college, it will be at an art institute, Home Economics Insigniag Basketball '22, IRENE E. GOLDBERG Reney m 'HI-Ier hair, more black than ashbuds in the front of March. Irene is one of our most brilliant students, is a really talented artist and takes part in .many activities. She will study costume designing and art at the- Chicago Art Institute. Central Razzettesg Girl Reserves, .English Club, Vice-President Brush and Pencil Club: Latin Insigniag Girls' Glee Club, French In- signia. lg -r .-: r7,rgmi!.1:Eaik.2'ix1 LAWRENCE V. GORE Cotton Thou knowst that here the likeness of the best Before thee stands-. Tall and blond and quiet-has made some of the prettiest baskets ever seen in a Central basketball game--Cotton is one of the reasons Why Central High is on the top and can't be beaten. f Football '22, '23, Football Reserve '20g Basket- ball '22, '23, '24q Basketball Reserve '21, ,22, ,-233 Track '22, '23, '24, Baseball '22, C Club, Zim- merman Athletic Cupg Student Council '21, '22, 235 Moonlight Six , Football Trainer '213 Cen- tral Midgets '2O. K TOM GRAHAM Still constant is a wondrous excellence. ' Tom doesn't know Where he will attend col- lege, but his great ambition is to Wear a derby successfully. Editor-in-chief Annual '23g Editor-in-chief Outlook '23g She Stoops to Conquer g The Col- lege VVidoW g The Defective Detective g Treas- urer Freshman Classg Winner Declamation Con- test in Central and St. Joseph, English In- signia. ' BURRITT A. GRAVES Spooks I am a gentleman of blood and breeding. Burritt will attend M. U. and study commerce and finance. He'll undoubtedly be the hand- somest banker in existence, when he goes into banking. Hi-Y Club. Page Twenty-three f..1mn:tc-.-.:..y.zua+5::x- ness- r.:-u.. :qv v: :e n igy1.qg,.,g,,,7 . -, - V ---Nw.---.......,.... .,.,. . .... .,.i,,x, 15,1 . 1 :- e-Esseissr ' --.. aaefzfesseeesss '- T . I F . QIZWAKITA FRANCES GREGG There ,was a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face. Frances is a quiet girl, with old-fashioned ways. She is pleasant and an earnest student. She is undecided about a career, but may at- tend Gard's Business College. GEORGE GRIMMINGER A witis a feather, and a chief a rod, . An honest man's the noblest Work of God. George is a quiet sort of chap, but a good sport and very nice. GLENNAN GRISVVOLD lIG,uS.'7 v Great offices will have great talents!! Glennan has had just about every office there is to have, yet he isn't a bit conceited, and is very much liked by everybody. Student Council '22, '23g As You Like It g Assistant, Editor the Annual ,235 Editor-in-chief Outlook '23, Editor-in-chief the Vlfakitang Band and Orchestra '20, '21, '22g Math Clubg Press Clubg English Clubg Mathematics Insignia: Business Manager Outlook '24g Advertising Board Annual '23g Hi-Y Club. Page Twenty-four fir cf' VVILLIABI GRONEVVEG Man is his own star, and the soul that can Be honest is the only perfect man. Bill's hobby is playing tennis and his ambi- tion to be a successful business man. His col- lege is undecided. Math Club 5 Hi-Y. HILDA GURLEY t'Oh how much more doth beauty beauteous seem By that sweet ornament Which truth doth give. LORIA GURVVELL ..Baby,, The mirror of all courtesy. Loma will attend J. C. where, no doubt, she will continue to study her specialty, mathe- matics. Secretary-Treasurer Math Club: Math ln- signia. i gi:-5.i2i:i:5i?-iigi. 'I. ' 'P W' C 7 ' ' M . -9-F Q-.may-Q--..a:.,...-.:a...w,: .-zuza . - su-as .r N 1 fad-f ss . Q is SV ia egg? 5-ax. , Egg K ':, X i 0252 W 1. - -xg . 63 . . lat can ambi- Iis col- Luteous , give. bt, she mathe- th In- - - -- V U... .,,-4- . -- . .95 ...- - ...na -- '--46: vii-59?-51-in1'-2-Nfietia-if:IQ-1-2z't:'121'r:!f'.: ifxe-5e'i':S 255-if-3 1 +1 x ' A 'fl -1- MARIE HAGELE Shorty Whose genius was such, VVe scarcely can praise it, or blame it too much. Marie will make nursing or teaching her pro- fession. Mathematics is her specialty. She will attend J. C. , . Math Insigniag Math Club. LILLIAN HAMMER Lilly Her manners were gentle, complying and bland. Lillian is quiet and unassuming and has a pleasant personality. She will attend M. U. Girl Reserves. ESTHER HA NNE A maid That paragons description and Wild fame, One that excels the quirks of blazoning pens. Saint Joseph will have a real landscape artist when Esther comes back from the Chicago Art Institute. for Esther is going to study land- scape design and interior decorating there. Girl Reservesg .Volleyball '21, '22g Baseball C213 Basketball '21, '22g Vice-President Eureka De- bate Club '23g Sponsor of Webster Girl Reserve Club. HELEN HANUSH Bright as the sun her eyes the gazers strike, And like the sun, they shine on all alike. I , ERMA HARDER For to admire and for to see And for to behold this World so wide. 47 That is Erma's immediate ambition. She ex- pects to attend Northwestern College. Girl Reservesg Basketball. JOHN HARDWICK NJN He never yet no vilenye ne sayd In all his lyfe, unto no maner Wight. John will take up scientific farming after a course in agriculture at M. U. Page Twenty-five .t -.-.-f.,-.Q-2 P 1-31a.u.:-,e:eeL:1v..m:-1-.neeat-ai -.-,earnest-19.534 e:s1r,z:, es ea ea 25925-: 2 s le i 3 ,,.-.rss.gf.:g s .L 1 arenas Q .,,.. 54 2-Effifr i-1if -E .ff1l.: i-25 .2-F?1+ff2' -Si-F . V - - f i f Q aff K fe - LAURA HARR A t'Lark Exceeding wise, fair spoken and persuading. Laura's ambition is to travel a lot and make a trip around the world, but first she will study at Northwestern College. ELIZABETH HARTWIG Her eyes in heaven WVould through the airy region stream so bright That birds would sing, and think it were not night. Elizabeth is one of those charming people with personality. She has served the Class of '24, appeared in numerous plays, and has made a host of friends. She will attend M. U, or go east to school, and her great ambition is to travel and see all the world. Math Club: English Clubg The Trysting Placeug Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil. LOUIS HAUSMAN I ILOU1 3 I like gto take things easy, I like to go slow. Lou's hobby is playing ball, but he intends to study electrical engineering at Chicago Uni- versity. Page Twenty-six FRANCES RUTH HAYVKINS A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fair. PAUL HEATER Wl1ose armor is his honest thought And simple truth his utmost skill. FLOYD S. HEFFLEY ..HiCk,, A face with gladness overspreadf' Hey Team! Now everybody, let's golf' Nobody can put more pep into those words than Floyd S. Heffley. Besides being a good cheer- leader, he specializes in radio and electrical work. He will attend M, U. and study to be an electrical engineer. Captain Co. A, R. O. T. C.g As You Like It g Cheerleader. 5 'z-, -, :.1.i.:::gi5:.g:,:j.:,15.-1.-4:::4:.::::J:,, g-.1. .:..: i ii ' 1-' f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A . . . -.,-,-,.--P:-.,.-,Me-5-.,: ... , U 2 ,L iwi3i2?L5t 5-' yziiff-' liliirilaxzi-Exif s X x X all, t s go! ls than cheer- sctrical i be an ke It , ' 'H -1 -U-14 'I-1 'H' V12'---' 'i -''L'-1''-Etl?E'fi1fi':f':EfP,i-?i1-i'f5y5tf4-fi-2,321Fifexyrrafaf+,e3feeg-Elfiefi-Ejixfizi ' 1: F Zjfff? 'T FE ? j Q C .E Gjleifg K I TA , MARGARET HEIM Serenely pleasant, calmly fair. CHARLES HENSLEY ' 'Chili A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays And confident tornorrowsf' Charles says his specialty is making the best out of life. His specialty also includes being a Math shark, a good R, O. T. C. officer and an amateur opera star, He will attend J. C. Once in a Blue Moon , Lieut. R. O. T. C., Math Club. KENNETH HEVVITT Thy spirit which ,keeps thee is Noble, courageous, high, unmatchablef' Football Reserve '22, Track '23, Art Editor of The Outlook , Art Editor of the Wakitan '24, Student Council '24, Math Club, Football Team '23, Sergeant R, O. T. C. '23, Gift Com- mittee '24, C Club, Halfbackg All-City Team '23, - Q-.e. 4. CAROLINE LOUISE HINDS Killings!! And as she goes, All hearts do duty Unto her beauty. Louise expects to be an artist or an author- ess. She will attend Wisconsin University. Girls' Rifle Team, Girl Reserves '23, ALBERTA HOPKINS HI-Iappyn nBertu If gold, her locks are finest gold on ground. Alberta will become a nurse, and after at- tending J. C. will take a special course in nurs- mg. Girl Reserves. MELVIN A. HOWARD l.Me1,, The force of his own merit makes his way. . WVon't Melvin be a pleasant, cherry dentist? That's what he intends to become, and he will study at J. C. and then at a dental college in Kansas City. Sergeant Co. C. Page Twenty-seven ummm 4,-an, ..,,, , . -. -. :free-ve. ?---lf ' ' ' '-1.-- ilil. EIILE--PHE .-iii-fefiafi Elf'-5 Q..' -' if fi-re - ,A .1 -253,5 e:v:+:f.L:.E-ig..-3q!.,I,,,5,,,+5jg,g1g4g1,:a3,-,- QWWTA A.-f Q, A VIRGINIA HULL For all that fair is, is by nature good- That is a sign to know the gentle blood. HOYVA RD BI. HUSTON ml-ex., The gods looked with favour on superior courage. Tex is long and lanky-has marvelous blue eyes, and plays an all star game in football. He will attend J. C. ' Football Reserves '21, '22g Football Team '23, Advertising Board of The Outlook , C Club, All-City Football Team '21, MILDRED HUTTON Slim ' And grace that won Who saw to Wish her stay. . Mildred will attend college, just Where she has not yet decided, and then teach Home Economics. English Club. Page Twenty-eight JOSEPHINE JAIXHESON KKJOYY All things about her drawn From Maytime and the cheerful dawn. Jo is a Mah Jongg fiend, at least for the present. She will go to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to study music. Girl. Reserves '23, , , DONALD S. JOHNSON Art is the thing that you were ,born to do. Donald specializes in music and art-and is also a talented actor. He will attend J. C. and then the Chicago Art Institute. Octet '21, '22, '23, '24, Orchestra '24: As You Like It : Powder and Patchesug Once in a Blue Moon , The Turtle Dove g Tragedy of Egrorsug First Prize Fine Arts Poster Maryville fo .4 . V SAM KAPLAN That hath a mint of phrases in his brain. President, Freshman Class at Robidoux '213 Debating Team '21, '22, Lieut. R. O. T. C. C her X '99 .l.4 1. pla R pec clu E me Te: at tra u F we teri get He E v ? l l Y Y 7 . l i I Y 1 V I l l 4. 1 r l l l l Q V 1 awnf' ' for. the I chigan, Q L l 1 do. -and is C. and As You :e in a gedy of aryville , L rain. lux '21g ' l l l L l - , p, -,,,,,W .6,,,.,,,:..,- Y ..Q..:..,,...a1.,a1.. ,gay.:,.w.:.f.e,i.l,,,5,-g-1-,':g1e5u:'a:ne:-zfaeegseee-is sri-sinh: F N l l 1+ QIZWAKITA OPAL MARIE KEENER Keener I am constant as the Northern Star. Opal will attend business college and prepare herself to be a private secretary. Volleyball Team '22g Soph. Basketball Team '22g Girl Reserves. MARY FRANCES KINNEY Billie The joy of youth and health her eyes dis- played. Mary Frances is another of those talented people from Mound City. She is a Y, W. C. A. club girl, and an unusually good athlete. Basketball '20, '21, '22, '23 at Mound Cityg First member chosen of the Grand Championship Team of Northwest Missourig Track and Debate at Mound Cityg Senior Basketball Team at Cen- tral. FOREST KENDALL Horie To all appearances meek and quiet, but- Forest says his future Career is doubtful, but We beg to disagree. Anybody who has the de- termination and good sense that Forest has can get almost anything he Wants, even a career. He will attend J. C. Basketballg Rifle Team '21, WAYNE KE NDALL The reason firm, the temperate Will, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. ERMA L. KEYS HKU Heaven's soft azure in her eyes was seen. Erma will study for the profession of a nurse. She Will attend J, C. next year. ' Junior Basketball Team '23g Volleyball Team 'za r T ARTHUR KIDDOO HAM., Every inch a king. VVords fail us! We just can't describe Art- he's too important, too popular and plays too good a game! He is, he says, going to follow the illustrious career of either a politician or a gentleman. He will go to M. U. Basketball '22, '23, '24g Captain '24, Football '23g Treasurer Sophomore Classg Vice-President Freshman Classg C Clubg Student Councilg Athletic- Association: Central Midgets '21g Hi-Y Clubg Center and Captain All-City Basketball Team '24, Page Twenty-nine .v:.f'1fvngr 1ygtiblalb-.3411eSzRi.Ir'DE5Qu1:5es-'sin-521321---vxi, ilpli 5 '. 3-357: 1 vb I U -- ,: V :V-f..-51: -A 351: 15.5. a.gxf55.:f -f..-A-.1 ', - ig' ' ' 5 ---Q Q. 4 -K . . 4.3.3 e..-a..vAae.---vu, f., I--I-vu--35.3 g.L,.,.,. GNZXLIAKITA , CLARENCE KILBEY A moderate man with great resolution. Band '20, '22, Orchestra '20, '22, Glee Club '22, Jazz Orchestra '24, CARL KINNAMAN I live for those who love me. MARGARET KNIGHT Maggie Her voice Was like the voice the stars Had when they sang together. I We all remember Margaret's excellent Work in Once in a Blue Moon. Margaret has a love- ly voice and expects to go east and study music, Once in a Blue Moon , Glee Club, ' Page Thirty REED KNIGHT .Iizz'-' I do not think a braver gentleman More daring or more bold, is now alive. Everybody who knows Reed, likes him. And that isn't a statement to fill up space, but the truth. Reed is one of the best all 'round boys Central has ever had-just notice his activities. He will attend M. U. Basketball Squad '20, '22, '23, Midget Basket- ball Team '19, Football Reserves '23, Baseball '19, '20, '22, Senior Track Team, Student Coun- cil '23, Treasurer Junior Class, Vice-President, Freshman Class, First Lieut. R. O. T. C.: Hi-Y, C Club, Moonlight Six , Football Trainer '23 ANTHONY KRACHE Mark Antony Type of the Wise who soar but never roam. Anthony-that tall imposing personage who trains the sophs to become first-class cadets. His future career doesn't include the military life, however, for he will go to M, U. and then ally himself with Cook and Krache, Druggistsf' Basketball, Colonel R. O. T. C. EUGENE C. KRAPF Gene NVho is he that can twice a week be in- spired or has eloquence always on tap. Gene is small but very peppy also argu- mentative-there isn't anything Gene wouldn't argue on convincingly and for hours! He in- tends to go to M. U. and afterwards become a surgeon. Six Wlho Pass While the Lentils Boil , Hi-Y Club, Math Club, Second Prize in Insurance Essay Contest, Lieut. R. O. T. C., English Club. l 4 l 1 l I UI Al Joui UI tite HI is p year Fc Hi I N ve m. And but the nd boys rtivities. Basket- Baseball t Coun- 'esident, ,: Hi-Yg Trainer ' roam. Lge who cadets. military .nd then iggistsf' 1 be in- so argu- Wouldn't He in- lecome a l g Hi-Y nsurance ish Club. +2454-e-ass 'ri-sais'-,V V FH? Z. 'ff' 'ff ? , . A K .., .- Q ,fa ,.- Y e.:...,3.555-.fgzfqf-vo:-sg:-,la---:':ffe54-fs,gez-xp:-:agree-5.2 f 1 '67f6WAK'Tll ABE KUSHEL I am the very pink of courtesy. Abe has been an earnest worker in the Journalism Class. WILLIAM LANDREE C lBiu7! His heart and sentiment was free, his appe- tite was hearty. Bill ' is a good football player, and Central is proud of him. He will attend J. C. next year. Football '23g Football Reserves '22, C Club, Hi-Y Club. CLIFFORD LANE He whose mind Is virtuous, is alone of noble kind. EDVVIN R. McDONALD lCEd7! I A man who can hear the Decalogues and feel No self reproach. Ed is a very likable person specializing in piano .playing He expects to become as great a journalist as Irvin Cobb some day, and, know- ing Edfs quiet determination, we don't doubt it a bit. He will attend J. C. and then M. U. As You Like It , Powder and Patchesug Math Clubg Vice-President English Club, Hi-Y, NINA RUTH MCDONALD Shorty Billy Beautiful as sweet, And young as beautiful, and soft as young, And gay as soft, and innocent as gay. Nina is pretty and peppy-has real golden- blonde hair and persuasive eyes. She is a gen- eral favoritej She will specialize in dramatics, music and dancing at Bush Conservatory, Chicago. Queen of Progressug Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil g Powder and Patches , Once in a Blue Moon g Rifle Team ,235 Treasurer Girl Reserve Club '23. THELMA MCELVVAIN Skinny Her eyes like angels watch them still. Thelma's specialty is having a good time. Page Thirty-one W ,., ,tu -f ,mum 1 ,.,,1,..f.+,G..-.plssnsaa-ness: ef . gzuvafni iz 5?---lT1 srlkriaqaai :J :,, -:. :vs ,aw - Q, -: - -: -.2 5, - , - ... ,.. . . X '-' ' ' -'-1--H -' -' -M '- - '- -f 1 -' --'mi' -- ff-'f-H-----51'-'J-L-L--.L-f-953-'-E- 3'2EL.-1 :rw V+: ,,f,g:,,:ff-J GQMIAKITA 14? I , MINERVA MCEWEN ffivrinff Is she not more than painting can expr ess, Or youthful poets fancy when they love?' DAVID MCNISH We that loved him so, followed him, honor- ed him. I CLEO MCQUEEN Shy and demure as maid should be.' Page Thirty-two EMOLYN MARKLEY Her very frowns are fairer far Than 'smiles of other maidens are. ' Emolynsays that after attending J. C. she will probably teach school for the rest of her life. As for her ambition, her wildest one is to move to Denver. English Clubg Girl Reserves Secretary '23. VIRGINIA LOUISE IVIARR Babe Those graceful acts, Those thousand decencies that daily flow From all her Words and actions. I-Iere's another girl that Central is proud of- a scholar, a good athlete and a booster of all activities. She will attend J. C. School Volleyball Team '22, '23g Class Basket- ball '21, '22, '23, '24g Class Volleyball '22, '233 Exchange Editor of Outlook '24g Treasurer of English Clubg Secretary-Treasurer of Press Club: Math Clubg Central Razzettesg C Club. EULA MAUPIN She moves! life wanders up and down Through all her face, and lights up every charm. in fal so: Le or Bs EI EC Sc is Of N C. she t of her t one is '23, flow 'oud of- ar of all Basket- '22, '23g surer of if Press C Club. lp every I f -, .sp T-,U ww .n:g4i:-4.sf4au.+. -.vie-..---. -1---Z-255'-iii-4?!f51bE1?:':'::f1'E'sf9f4f-t.'b!b:z'-:5'::'r:if-2 I ' 1-are-Ee-G 257:-E:-ii f gre il 675312 K I ANDREW GREER MEYER Andy Gump Andy High in name and power. Andrew came to C. H. S. from Mound City in his Senior year. He has already become famous as a journalist, and as an unusual per- sonage. He expects to attend J. C. and then Leland Stanford. Associate Editor Outlook '23, Press Club Edit- or-in-chiefg Math Clubg English Clubg Octet: Bandg Once in a Blue Mooring t'Tragedy of Errors at Central and in Mound City, Class Editor '22g Debate Team '22, '23g Crawford Scholarship Medal '22. . DAVIS MINDELL I am as sober as a judge. Chubby will attend J. C. His future career is dentistry, but his hobby is science. HOYVARD MILLER But he' whose inborn worth his acts com- mend, Of gentle soul, to human race a friend. HARRY MODRELL I .Big Boy., 'The star of the unconquered will. Harry has an enviable record, he has attend- ed Central for four years and has never missed a day in spite of the fact that he must drive a long distance. He will attend Junior College. FRANK MONTGOMERY For whoso'er it was, nature designed First a brave place, and then as brave a mind. ROBERT MOORMAN Bob I would help others, out of a fellow feeling. Bob's specialty is playing the trumpet. He has been a talented member of the band and orchestra. Band and Orchestra '20, '21, '22, '23, n Page Thirty-uiree --v - --1-2 sf N -- uf:-1. 4 -1 -1'-f.-wa:Y1,sh-1:-11:-1-.znvzw.mea-r..::ez.-4.119-na.:-,,w:.f.'vn:, s-.523 - Q-asa! Q: 2 : 5- 2 r -:u if as a 1 -2::Tff2iieisrili-2e.sff2:s1-erwiems . i 1 K T -..------A - -'Sep 7 fig! -fffg? V 'Z'-'ld .ZMIZIZII K6 W I A A f 4 A I 1 i 1 CHARLES MORTON Persuasive speech, and more persuasive sighs, Silence that spoke and eloquence of eyes. Class Secretary '23g Class Executive Commit- teeg Hi-Yg Student Council '22, '23, '24g The Trysting Placeug As You Like It. VIVIAN NICHOLAS I ' 'Nick' ' The very flower of youth. Nick intends to be a concert pianist. She will attend Sullins College, Virginia. MARY NICKERSON She hath many a nameless virtue. Page Thirty-four J. DOYLE NORRIS f'Young in limbs, in judgment old. Doyle passed the Missouri State Board of Pharmacy Examination for Assistant Pharm- acistllast October, Witliin two years he will become a registered pharmacist. He Will at- tend J. C. and then Wfashingtonk University. JAMES O'DONOGI-IUE ...mms He that is of a merry heart hath a con- tinual feast. Jim is a tennis shark, and knows just about everything there is to know about serv- ing and returning. He is going to be a doctor. Math Club. LILLIAN OLSON Daughter of the rose, whose cheeks unite The diff'ring titles of the red and white. .a:q.zgz.:z.::::::-:,ga -- 15553515-,::...,..v5....vg,,,..gui 5- --.r rf- --A -2- .P ...- , . : ' ' ' rw-'5.T::15:sfSzr+':.vg:.a::. i:iEas:-.3,J.S:t::-.1guS34fLn-Q. rd of :arm- s Will l at- ty. con- just serv- actor. 8 -v 4,1-.1-,g..-Lang . -W.-.1,la'L..--' - '-+.'--2:94-'41-:ffl-ffhiffi 2''ff-:J-:ffl-9--2:f:f1z k:1rf1'::-l-if-zefry-:1--4 :S ff-as 7' . v - - VVILLIANI OTTINGER ' 'Bill The power of thought, the magic of the mind. Bill will attend K. U.-as for as his career, he says it is too faraway to think about. BEATRICE OZENBERGER llBee,, And she that was not only passing fair, But was withal discreet and debonairf' Pretty and petite, a ready smile, and a good dancer. That's Bee. Her ambition is to make St. Joseph famous, The first place where she expects to succeed in her ambition is at M. U. KATHERYN PENNEY l.Kay, , And as an angel heavenly she sang. Kay's specialty is writing, and she expects to become a teacher until she can really write. Kay is a very talented actress. Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil : Pow- der and Patches 3 Once in a Blue Moon 5 Eng- lish Clubg Math Clubg English Insigniag Girl Re- serves. sl, . r.-..Q..a... ..,..--..,.- ....fv.g: .s .-.Q :-1--,. ,7,:u- HARRY PITLUCK HDOCH A true man, good of myndef' Harry will attend Chicago ,University and study to be a doctor. - ERMA PRAWITZ t I-Ier lively looks a sprightly mind disclose. Erma says her ambition is nothing. -She will attend J, C. Girl Reservesg Brush and Pencil Club. V HELEN RAEZ 'Tis beauty truly blent, whose red and white Nature's own sweet and cunning hand laid on. Helen is good in studies and athletics. She is a loyal Centralite. Her specialty is journal- ism, and she intends to make that her career. Volleyball '22, '23g Class Basketball Team '21, '22, '23, '24: Class Volleyball Team '21, '22, '23g Exchange Editor of the Outlook g Vice-P1'esi- dent Press Club: English Club, Math Clubg Cen- tral Razzettesg C Club. Page Thirty-five fmhkaq-.on1hsys.'f.nc-..:c:v'.x,.r,.v, fn-Lv. 1-.H ..- ., qs va as Q -in nfs. Q.. i 225-1-fsifs-2s-..f .q.EL.:..e-:-s.s5. fate-ef-e,,,Qq,eL' 'I -' 'i 1- - -4 -- '1-l1v-+-1f-ff:'21-1f'ferrzfxeL..1,,---.-:mmm-H- -W 1- ' ' E f' , -. 1 1 A -.AV A Q , . ry! 2 '?-'J 7 iaiai2iai? '.s ' so 6216 'W K E NANNIE RE SNIK 4iNany y - She did the utmost bounds of knowledge find. . Nannie is a good reporter, good student, and has appeared in numerous Maud plays at Cen- tral. She has not decided on her future career, but it may be journalism. Press Clubg English Clubg A Tragedy of Er- rors g Outlook Staffg Queen of Progress. TOMLIN RICHMOND , Bull VVithout fear, Without evil, and Without re- proachf' And yet some people think that all the heroes llved in the days of knighthood! Tommy will go down in Central history as one of the best quarterbacks we've ever had. Football Reserve '20g Football Team '21, '22, '23g Basketball Reserve '22g Basketball '23, '2-lg President Soph. Classg Student Council '21, '22, '23g C Clubg Adam and Eva g Defective DetectiVe g The Ghost Story g All-City Quar- terback '24g Pres. Hi-Y '23. MARJORIE ROBINSON Marg But then her face So lovely, yet so arch, so full of mirth. Marg's specialty is painting and she hopes some day to be the supervisor of art in some city. She'll certainly be a very talented and pretty supervisor. Page Thirty-six FRANCES ROSE Frank Sc0tty Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Frances came to Central from Scotland-that's Why her specialty is talking Scotch. Frances is unusually good in dramatic work and has ap- peared in numerous plays. She will attend M. U. Queen of Progress g A Tragedy of Errors g 'tSix 'Who Pass XVhile the Lentils Boil. JOE ROSEN Common sense is the genius of our age. Circulation Manager Outlook. FRED ROTHLISBERGE R Roth He has common sense in a way that's un- common. Fred says his specialty is sleeping, but we think it must be in keeping that marvelous pompadour unruffled, Fred is the school elec- trician and movie operator. He will attend J. C. Rifle Teamg Electrician: Motion Picture Op- erator. , , ed. 1at's nces ap- tend rsng UD- we .ous lec- . C. Op- va. -ft Y' -ff : '-f .fwrf v2-2-f-+1-vu if- 2'fi-:5t5eeii.'1::T-5121255-S'-4: 4,255-59--2 Li Sirii-hiv 1 f- 1 1: rr :e '11 ff 11 1 ' 1 --g .445 354- .gs -' 17-.. ., .., .,,.,4,..... gyleylz-xK1, A .PAUL ROWE HDOCH V I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Paul Wliiteman, look to your laurels! Here's a boy who can play jazz Cand sing it? unusually well. He declares he's going to be a doctor though, and study at M. U. Football '22g Basketball '22, '23g 1st Lieut. Band ,20, '21. i233 As You Like It g A Tragedy of Errors g f'I.eader of Central High School Jazz Band '23, '24. l LAXVRENCE E. RUSSELL .lLarry,, ..Nap,-, This gentleman is learned and a.most rare speaker. Lawrence came to Central from Mound City. He says his Central year was the best in high school. . Debate '22g All-School and Science Plays at Mound City. JESSIE SAMPSON Jess Ladies, whose bright eyes rain influence. ' Jess is very interesting and has many friends. She will attend M. U. Girl Reserves. - - ---'L up r-- --' .-,.:1v:a.r-.:.-Q...-ax.-qzfg.-.Q -- ,e-11.e4,2hEfrff2g fQa1h BYTHELLYN SAPHIR Bright Eyesu Her voice was ever soft, Gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. Forty-love. When you hear that you'll know Bythellyn's not on the love side, for she's a crack tennis player. However, she's not go- ing to try and defeat Helen VVills, but will study to be a nurse. Freshman Literary Societyg Junior Volleyball Teamg Junior Basketball Team, Rifle Clubg Girl Reserves '23, JACK SCANLAN Be sure, he's proud, and yet his pride be- comes him. Band and Orchestra '22g Math Club: President Press Club '24g Editor The Box Car g Exchange Editor Outlook g Associate Editor Outlook 3 Business Manager The Waliitan g Hi-Y Club. BERNICE SCANLON For softness she was formed, and sweet at- tractive grace. Bernice is one of our most brilliant students. She is an earnest Girl Reserves and club work- er. She will attend J. C. English Club, Girl Reserves, Math Club. Page Thirty-seven F'-:in i 'L fui?!5w'ni1l53f3a-iC-Z-ikEii':?- . ' 5 ff 134' 'Je i 2 S ggssalieif ,V N, ' N- 1 'TZ' ff f 7 ' iaiaiziaiaf Gy! W TA rv flalalalf' BERNARD SCHAAF Bernie His life was good and all the elements So mixed in him that nature might stand up And say to all the world, 'This is a man'. ' Bernie is one of the best guards that Central has ever had. He's a good sport, and pleasant, and everybody likes him. Football '22g Baseball '22g Basketball '22, '23g Track '22, ,235 Athletic Club, C Club, Guard on All-Northwest Missouri Basketball Team '23g Outlook Staff '23, Corporal R. O. T. C. , I-I. EDVVARD SCHMITZ Dutch A decent boldness ever .meets with friends. Eddie can sing and act with a most profes- sional air. I-Ie plans to take up electrical engi- neering at Marquette University. Football Reserves '22, '233 As You Like It g Once in a Blue Moon , Octet ,235 Six VVho Pass VVhile the Lentils Boil. BERNICE SCHNEIDER Bernie Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnaresf' Bernice will go to New York as soon as school is out. Later she will attend school in the east, just which one she has not decided. ' Page Thirty-eight LOUIS SCHNEIDER A pleasant manly fellow. CLARA SHROEDER ' Clarabelle Kazan To those who know thee not, no words can paint, And those who know thee, know all words are faint. Clara is another reason J. C. will have for re- joioing nextfall, Things are always peppy and interesting when Clara is around. Orchestra '21, '22g Secretary Senior Class. LOUISE SHAFFER There's a woman like a dew drop, she's so purer than the purest. Louise will attend J. C. next year. After college she will become a school teacher. ,z:g:,.:g..,,.,.e..e-:,,,.e.---. -.. .L ag :.f- fra-: V . - we ---W Y - :' -if ' .,- -. vsp-A ..-s,-.,.--,.,q.g.Lg:.,..g::-A:s,:..qQ. -a,...Q::: :Q:,vA:aiLrg.1sni:.- - -f-.:: :i -'-.vl- W 2 X5 i t Psi we xx W S E,-Q F XE Q ES ., 3.5 O il' j Wi 4 Q55 'Zi sz . S ,-, ,si 5225 s can is are or re- ly and SS. le's so After 4 'V -1--1 '-I-sf'-112-K f ,wwf-1-'Elie'-6'-414-'ff-?1'+-1 11:1 ifgsfifsiigexfvw- - -rlfe'-sxeseeaafezixe-11e,ffm:::egea-fenfesrz-assignee,-171: -1 xr is -1, 1. re , n -.5 . 7: 4 are WAKITEO O GERTRUDE SELECTINIAN ulxedw She is pretty to walk With, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Gertrude is pep personified, a brilliant Eng- lish scholar, and a loyal supporter of class and school activities. She will attend Randolph- Macon. English Club. EDWIN SCHALL The spirit which keeps thee is noble and high. Edwin will study engineering at K. U. PAUL SHUMATE UntWisting all the chains that tie The hidden soul of harmonyf, Paul withdrew before graduating. HAROLD D. SLEEZER .lsisu His voice was propertied As all the tuned spheres. Harold's specialty is Hflunking in English. He Will study engineering at K, U. ALOIS SMITH UAV, Moderation is the silken chain running through the pearl chain of all Virtues. Al is a, good student, and is noted for his clever and Witty Work in English. He expects to attend St. Mai'y's and Antioch. Math Clubg English Club. FORD SMITH .lBiHy,, A rnan of sovereign parts he is esteemed, VVel1 fitted in arts. Ford is'going to bring more fame upon old Central some day, for he has artistic talent, de- termination and capability. He will become an architect, after studying at K. U. Sergeant R. O. T. C. '22: Band and Orchestra '22, '23, '243 Kodak Editor The VVakitan g Out- look Staffg Press Club. Page Thirty-nine -f. . , ,-A .....-, Ts..-V.. gf-.,-Q-. . A , .,-1:5-.iw - ?' ? - xr . ekrii-if-waieseai-ii:s2.s,,a1y5 s y y . . . Eli- . .636 SUE-- ---,,-- . . . . . ..- ... -..-..xavi...,.-,..,..-5'.a-.5.-.4u.n-...,. .- ws 1 ,, JACK SMITH All wisdom's armory, this man could wield. XVILMA SMITH i A happy genius is the 'gift of nature. Wilma is a good student but not a t'grind. She finds time to take part in club activities and to be a loyal Girl Reserve Worker. Math Clubg English Clubg Girl Reservesg Latin Insignia. - A BINA SNELL A true friend and with a charming manner. Page Forty HILAH SNYDER MHP Her eyes were large and dark. Hilah has a Very peppy manner and her spe- cialty.is sitting up at night. 'The Dear Departedng Volleyball '22. KATHE RINE SPRAGUE i.Kate,, A lady richly clad was she Beautiful exceedingly. Kate is very popular and is also important, for she serves on numerous club and class com- mittees. Her specialty is dancing. HAROLD STANTON sum Lover of peace and Friend of humankind. Slim's ambition is to be the editor of a big paper in a small town. Probably the next time you hear of him he'll be a leader in journalistic circles at M. U. for that's where he expects to go. spe- rtant, com- Lind. a big time Llistic pects 1-:Axe Q- :gp:L-6-2--avg: 1-wave:--gg 111' .::'5'ii'fa5i: ?i'!-i?t??e'b5f':i1'f':524:+9ieF.e::1J:-2:1r:e,'Er51e 'SQ iF:-L.EEirQitaE1.gu-err: 11- rf pg 1 -5 7-5 :x sf 15 3 , RALPH STAUBER Bob But never was there man, of his degree, So much esteemed, so Well beloved, as he. Bob is one of the best known people at Cen- tral. He is a favorite with everybody. He will attend Taft Prep., then study law. Basketball Squad '243 Football Reserves '233 Cherry Blossomsug Freshman Cheerleaderg Hi-Y Clubg Joke Editor Outlook , Freshman Literary Society, MARY STOUFFER , Yet graceful ease, and sweetness void of pride Might hide her faults, if belles had faults to hide. FLORENCE STEINMETZ Florie Bell Gay and light hearted. Florie Bell is undecided as to the future. XVhatever she does will surely be successful, for Florie Bell has pep and pluck. Senior Basketball Team. JENNIE LOUISE STRIKE So smooth her skin, so faultless was her make Even Juno did unwilling pleasure take To see so fair a rival. Jennie Louise is one of the best liked girls at Central. Reasons? She is pretty, she has a charming personality and she is friendly toward everyone. She says that she is going to take domestic science in college to become a teacher, of course. Oh yes! We understand. She will attend Denver University, Once in a Blue Moon g Student Council '24g Vice-President Senior Class. ' FRANCES STUBBS Stubby Of a meek and quiet spirit. ' Frances' future career is to be having a good time and doing nothing. Her college is un- decided. English Club. MARY SUTER VVisdom is better than rubiesf' Mary will attend Junior College and help add to the scholastic standing of that school. Her specialty is civics, Page Forty-one Q..-.......r::-Q - -.. . :Ju--1:1-.-1.e....:. :.:...w.:.,..w.a-v.-ix-..-ts Q--Q-. ef A:-:L-f , -- fr, A1-ew rc:-. -- . - f , - nf 1 ,BM-,-vxnwexe c-gygsasegni sa 1 4 mas. , .ef rinr . ,glen 1 1 ufgeghz:-as,.fge-sr-59,3-:ever-935613:-:F:f5':i5va-ass-ig-5sgwgpgzigqgigfgsnqwmfefqqaymeQera:215525: 5.35-ggegega:ef:e,:ew,e,f4: :::sq2+2xz??2-zsasgegge-'ef-ihrpevg1 I I .-.....,.,,..., . . 6,,ewAK1Tf MAY SVVEET The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. SHIRLEY LEE THOMAS , A sweet attractive, kind of grace. Shirley is one of the most talented musicians in Central, and her ambition to become a great musician will probably be realized. Shirley llgiaopes to attend the Chicago Conservatory of usic. Orchestra. LAVERE 'THOHPE Noble by heritage Generous and free. Lavere will attend J. C. Glee Club '21, ,223 R. O. T. C.g Officers, Clubg Captain Co. B. Page Forty-two VIRGINIA ISABEL TILSON Ginie' ' Her eyes as stars of twilight fair Like twilight, too, her dusky hair. i Ginie is- dark, lovely and mysterious. Fur- thermore, she has unusual talent. Her am- bition is' to make a'picture so life-like that it will ,breathe ambition. She will study at the Chicago Art Institute. English Clubg President Brush and Pencil Club '21, '223 Girl Reserves '23g Art Insigniag The Beau of Bath. WALTER TOBEN A gentleman of great courage, good under- standing, but invincible modesty. YVILLIAM H. UTZ, Jr. Bill Choice word and measured phrase, above the reach of ordinary men. Bill is going to be an attorney-at-law. He will certainly be a good one, for he has a logical mind and speaks convincingly. . Debate '233 'Hi-YQ Captain R. O. T. C.: Ex- temporaneous Speaker '23g Treasurer Officers' Club. I i V f v L 3 P P P r .ix ' Tl SD Y W I C1 EU Y K Ol H I ai . Fur- am- at it the encil :mag lder- s the He gical Ex- cers' 1- 1 1 -5. Ns.. E- rl--Q..-:va 'fH 'f, -11-'lm-azz-uf .yin-- 1 1 -2wingE'-'GEv4'f: fG'lX-!1'2f0t'vf:'--W!-5e4f+?evJf'L 2Y-'ribfi-2-:-age-Ee-1515QE-?.i4iJ:ir5 an 71-:nm-1: -naar: nn I v - --- ---- -- -- - --e --f---.fig-N--V 'ie-:iq -,,:g:,-153'-,,,,, , He... 1,-,,.--,.1,..: V-, , .V :.:.i. ,. any 3 x 2, ' f NOEL VERMILLION C0unt', 'WVhose high endeavors are an inward light That makes the path before him always brightf, Noel is very serious, usually, but he is a good sport, and always interesting. I-Ti-Y, CEBRON T. VIGUS Zeb That tower of strength Wliicli stood four-square toward all the winds that blow. Here is another recruit tothe radio world. Cebron will become a commercial radio oper- ator, after studying at Boulder Radio Institute. Footballg Hi-Y. HENRY H. VOGEL Hinie', He reads muchg He is a great observer, and he looks Quite through the deeds of menf' Henry is finishing high school in three and one-half yearsg in addition, he is usually on the Honor Roll, and specializes in Science. He will attend Northwestern College. Science Insignia. JOSEPHINE VOGEL Charms strike the sight but merit Wins the soul. ' - LUCILLE S. VOSSEN ULOu,, ..LuCy,, Her deep blue eyes smile constantly. Lou has real talent in art and writing. Her personals and articles in the Outlook have that different touch, and are very clever. She will attend Barnard College. Press Clubg President Brush and Pencil Club '23g Personal Editor Outlookg Joint Owners in' Spaing The F1itterrnouse g Girl Reserves, FRANCIS VCAUGHLAN VVARD Tabby Strength of limb and policy of mind. Francis has been nicknamed Central by Stan, for his earnest work in football. Cen- tral will study electrical engineering at the University of Denver or the University of Southern California. Football Reserve '22, '23g Basketball Reserveg Science Insigniag Trackg As You Like It. Page Forty-three -:Meena-Vviee-'M w:-i-h-3a+wf-1f1:-.4-:2f.e.- if -Sfafsieaafa-r+5:a ' i css- ,':'S lf F'3?r'i2-E f ' ISi1?Z4iieE2Ei'iii315yi-'Sh -I 5 Y , .1 H2651-5:1-E , Q' gfeuur:aimsS421-sssses-s'3-azesssiavz-effiif.,.'-:eS'1ezifi12iSd-5'is'f'f1iv2i-vief-wf1Lf'fm?'?ewere 12+f?fi :.'ie412i ''ff'-'1't2'-?f1 F'27-1?f'f?f1??fff?if i-4f '? -'Wff2f- f :jdjgp f QL? ' 6795 'UTA I THEODORE VVATSON Ted A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. Ted is very energetic and capable, and We think he has completely outgrown all the mis- chief he knew in his Junior year. He will at- tend Nebraska University. Rifle Team, Sergeant R. O. T. C. CHARLES XVEAKLEY Ace Hail, the conquering hero comes. Class Vice-President '21g Class President '22, '23, '24g President Hi-Y Club '24g President C Club '24, Student Council '23, '24g Football Re- serve '22g Football '23, '24, Captain All-City Foot- ball Team '223 Rifle Team '23, '24, The Beau of Bath g Powder and Patches , The Trysting Place g Outlook Staffg Wfakitan Boardg Press Clubg Editor of the Papoose g C Club '23, ,94 CHARLOTTE VVEBE R Her speech is graced with sweeter sound Than in another's song is found. , Charlotte will attend Park College. Girl Reserves, Basketball '21. Page Forty-four AUSTIN L. WELLS Square A man of general learning and ambition. Austin will attend Graceland College and M. U. His future career will be in the field of scien- tific research. V, Band and Orchestra '20, '21, '22, '23g Press Club, Advertising Board of the Outlook g Math Clubg Hi-Y. MABEL WELLS Wellsy If sapphires, lo, her eye be sapphires plain. Mabel is good at lessons Cchemistry's her spe- cialty, she saysb, good at sports and a leading worker in the Girl Reserve Club. In fact, she's a mighty nice, all 'round girl. Freshman and Sophomore Basketball Teamsg Baseballg Girl Reserves. BE RNICE WILIJIABI S She's all my fancy painted her- She's lovely, she's divine. fzsaeawmiias ': gageafgeaeafze' -Jxaeir-21- rg4112- f f-2:-rv' A .iff-- 1-'-fflf+'1Q ' 1' 'ff' ' ' ' 'f ' ' -,- -. ,-1-fi?-.-2-5-2-san - v M- fhgqe-E1:uaa,:.e::2YleE:4:E'5::.v:l5:i1a.hi245if5..g3g,,511-L. T . . at N KKI tion M Toil mak the MI: look HI. Tl' on t Colle Pi' Ma tl ...f ,E :e x x xx x J nn MI. U. cien- Press Math ainf' spe- Lding she's ZLUISQ N-st, 'Q .,. .. .1 ,. .,:.,,.-- .,f..:..1,,,e-v.:-4,-.-ua-:-an Q..-?N,.w.,,,g -.t-r...,5fm-w....1..1,- +335-as-1-sexes 4-isis aes, 1-1-: nu rr 1: 111-1 :e , 1 15 3 L .-.,.. -.- .-F:-- IL - , . -.-,-.-- 2--5. an-:E f-Z-f1'i2'Ef't,f.f-lfettfi'-z1.2Ei f:, s 1 - 5'-Y ' 3 -1:'1?'fT':'t :r:1': i1-'-: vf'-4?:'4::1ra--.-11'-.. .. . . - . -L 'Q .,g',- 3 'Q -1 . ' .V - - -- Y' - - I 3 i n 6718 WAKIT4 NEAL WILLIS - Gentle in personage, conduct, and equipage Noble by heritage. MILDRED WINDISH Milly For her own person it beggared all descrip- tions. Mi1dred's name in Journalism is Tillie the Toiler and Mildred has surly toiled to help make t'The Outlook a success. She will attend the school of Journalism at M. U. Math Clubg Press Clubg Editor-in-Chief Out- look g The Trysting Place. GRACE WINDLE In her was youth, beauty and humble part. This Winsome lady will become a piano artist on the concert stage. She will attend Principia College. Prize in Piano Contest '22g English Clubg Math Club. wa, qu.--Q---Q-L ,:,feg.r,1f.L:fga-1.:.q:...f.:-a-amasqax1-4 9 fi:1f1e-'- ' ' 55:3 HOWAIID YVYANT Fat I dare do all that may become a man. Howard's specialty is loafing' Che declaresj and his future career watching other people work. lst Lieut. R. O. T. C. 2235 Capt. R. O. T. C. '24: OCTAVIA KVYATT Little One Sweetest eyes were ever seen. Octavia is one of the standbys on the Out- look staff. She will carry out her love of journalism at M. U, and then become a real re- porter. Outlook Staff. ZULA XVIECHE Her open eyes desire the truth. Page Forty-five ' f.n.s-K. f- Q.. 1. , +.v4esf.p.-. ,messes ess:-ear:-iss s' Y aw X31 QAZWAKITAC J FRANZ A. MEIER Dutch Our greatest yet with least pretense, Great in council and great in war, Foremost captain of his time, Rich in saving commonsense, And as the greatest only are, In his simplicity sublime. Football '21, '22, '233 Captain '23g Football Re- serve '20g Vice-President Class '23g Student Council ,23, '24, C Club, Adam and Eva g The Ghost Story g Defective Detectiveug All- City Left Tackle and Captain '24g Hi-Y Treas- urer '24, , ONILEE YOUNG Eyes, that displaces The neighbor diamond, and outfaces The sunshine by their own sweet graces. MORA WHEATON Thou hast the sweetest face I ever looked on, Sir, as I have a soul, she is an angel. Mora is one of the most lovable and charming girls in the class of '24, She is a loyal supporter of all school activities and a real Centralite. Girl,Reservesg Central Razzettes. , . This is our roll-the Class of Twenty-f0ur- These are our heroes-these our famed and true, Cenlrafs old halls will soon be their's no more- N0 more the right to fight for while and blue. VVhiIe they were here they fought and played the game, Lived in a dream of joys and friends galore, ' Studied and played and brought old Central fame- Hail lo the Class+the Class of Twenty-four! Page Forty six ,': W ,j.,..-9Ev? -?-ff -1-f---WffM:-:ff .. , ,- 1' .- ' -11. etvffve-!'55l2?F 19'-'-. ' f' ' ' 1 ' 'T T'f + -1' ' :' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , 2'igaE5zf-h-v:11:xfsb:a1fPfk:H?':!e'12'1r?4??fiifliigiin-- 'na-1-f-sfliff fQ7:-5' ,, . . . - ..,.,.. .....- .,., -,.,-,.,. .,.-. ., - , ,,,, -.,.,,,.,,.,-,,.M.,,,-. . ,.,- , ,, -.,, .,,,Vn,,, I Q .x xiii' x I I I I I I I I I I 1, 'I I I , I I, I I ces. I I Led ong arming Jporter , e. 4 I I I I F I I I I I I I I I I I I I - --figaqzmagigaiegzegfaz ' -v----M1-1-me-e-:wus-e-,.. ..-.. -,..,, ...ia-.-lfrv.m's1:e-:-v:....-.--qf ., , .,-.-f'! f?'f25f'-455, .,.. -.,...-.:'S?F.....,, .,-..,.... . . ... .., ann-xii-rg3.1.-n 5 - - TTTFTI--4 ' -'- '-'--'f' T:::z1':: .J':L'7: ':.1::5:.. 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'-f'.z1113:'4'1iwI1f3s-a?.gg73f' '-55 221 A -f.x:2i i'-2531242-',-ix,Ii-2- +-iiaggfgghg' Aix 99:6 fa g-ni ffigierlxigiisirzri 75- f1,f'!5'E:ziEH5., G Q., va -ww g -+ H4 . ..., -2 ' ,--'f -1- -1:11 ,-.2-f:r??fL3Fff4H'g:yfgff?z: - - :V :V :I ,Huy FHQWAKI T 77 Senior B Class Allison, Eula Battmer, Virginia Biokett, Helen Craig, Helen Hoard, Faye McCue, Virginia Mulvanie, Ginevra Shidler, Marguerite Sims, Lucille Snyder, Margaret Stevenson, Helen Stringfellow, Alice VValker, Virginia Welles, Ellen Vfheaton, Mora Beckley, Emmett Bermond, Glen f Bloom, Burtis Brist.oW, Palmer Catron, Wm. Edelen, Monte Goldwood, Robert Grimes, Robert Johnson, Elfred Jones, Raymond Landis, Garth Mays, Verdis Miller, Mac Modie. Elmer Patt, John Philo, Fred XVelles, Arthur .H -, - - - J.,-, .1 1. -,fn-.1 . --nv . si. . ,,. . W- . -1..,-- , 1. r.:-a-.1 Page Forty- seven -1 -.,- is-.asnrf Q sr '-- 7, HI, l il qv . U ll in .J 1-Hr l l 1 ,,,. 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DO1'Othy Benham, Catherine Hagen, Margaret Osborn, Helen QW Bray, Irene Hahn, Bernice Olson, GladyS Bristow, Elizabeth Harrington, Georgia Overbeek, D01'0thY JW Burger, Esther Hart, Esther, PefeTS, MHTY EVe1YI1 '1' Byers, Mabel Hartman, Elsie PiePS0D, L2We'C-H lp' gadwell, Mary Hawcock, Louise g0EtS,tLeVeg-H if alvert, Pearl Heim, Virginia 0 el' SOD, I'HHCeS ,ull Carder, Fern Dale Hendrixsozn, Mildred R0geI'S, Grace ,wil . Choka, Dolores Holland, Camille S-?Lge1'S, V101-H M Chrissinger, Kathryn Hoover, Marian Sell, F1'ed0Ha MJ Cockburn, Beatrice Howard, Lois Sells, F101'eHCe will Cooper, Alice Hunt, Etta SH.0dg1'HSS, Ellla mf' Cox, Marjorie Jones, Mary Rhoda Sflte, Ruth ,Wi Curran, Gladwyn Lake, Mercedes Sfellafd, Myra Gene gow Deming, Leone Lauber, Barbara Jane Stingley, El11Zabefh Wi, Dusenberry, Cleo McKinnis, Junaita T3lb0it, E Ve1YI1 Elder, Mildred McQueen, Gladys Thurber, Ruth Him, Elliott, Blanche McVVilliams, Lodyese T00th2lCheI'3 Geneva Elndebrock, Martha Marshall, Catherine Vellmer, Mildred Feltenstein, Eleanor Maxwell, Arloa VVHN1, Vflld-EL WW Fenner, Clara Meshevsky, Frieda VVeh1'1HHU, M.31'gE11'Ct ADH WI Fieidin, Emma Lee Miner. Anee Welch, Agnes iw Friedberg, Nellie Moore, XVinifred Vveldefl, FI'-?lHCiS ,WL Mai llfw Yi Page Forty-eight ' 3 1.i.H lull Y g -, ., ,m,f.,ef-,e.,,,: maggie. :a.T.?s:..:il..-.,.f d:?iB..4.,:.---,,....-,k,. .:..nLv.--.,- .- V, Q - . ... . .. - 4 V , ,A K A ,.,..4...- ,,...,. ya .I we X 'lk :Mi t s W, Sk S 4 in -917 7' if -K Q f1I'1 fg.-1-1-:+:4se,k:.ggau-egg?-afysffz , Q 2275 F? 'ff i ' -1 1 f' .5-, -if .. -fffiiiefi-931-2641. ...se .wg , .Z . ,- --,325 --- -vf ., --4 - -35 '- ?5 'F ,-41593: -E-f .R'f?Z?i?? ': : .:' ,f WA KI T Junior A Class Albright, Chilton Andrew, James Baldwin, Donald Barlow, Alan Bealmer, John Beaver, Harold Boyd, Oliver Boyer, John Sidney Burnstein, Louis Callawlay, Minor Chesmore. Milton Cox, Earle Cutler, Jack Davies, John Dolton, Lester Eastin, Robert Enright, Lawrence Eveloff, Abe Farnham, Robert Flanagan, Thomas Gann, Wesley Goldman, Elliott Good, Allen Harrington, Frank Hedrick, George Hestwood, Clifford Hollenbeck, Arthur Johnson, Stewart King, Carl Klick, Wilfred Koehler, Leonard Kuehl, C. M., Jr. Ladensohn, Burton Lawlor, George McDivit, Philip Madgett, John Marechal, Herbert Maupin, John Meshevsky, Dave Miller, Clarence Mindell, Sam Modeer, Victor Morgan, Arthur Pash, Oscar Penney, Freeland Powers, Philip ,. , . , . . . , , , , -2- f-- -Y.-:q ,.-g..,,.,i.Ka 't sza, A . '- , 10... ...,n-A ---., - -me-span-323m-1:--v-6-g-iggg-B5-Q f Y aswanvu-15.1. -.r . 1- ,f f .-yur. Renner, Edgar Ridge, YValter Ritchey, Bert Rix, John Rosen, Joe Rosenthal, Isadore Rosenthal, Marcus Rothstein, Alec Russell, Herman ' Ryan, Lester Smit.h, Charles Smyth, Harry ' Springsted, Barent Stripe, Andrew Thorne, Creath Tilson, Loren Trenholm, Kemper Turner, Milton Voltz, Lee VValter, Carl Wfeinberg, Calvin Xlfingate, Norville Page Fort5 nine - ia-.vu ' 7 'i IiF-?3Eiii E ii iiik-5:5-Eihffii Y -.gage-af' - - ' P --'-'-'4------1 ' ' ' ' W ' e Quglff - :.faza---'efaiesi-5525-Eefssfiie.,ii.'siseieisigigefsssaiiiifezvt-Hfwssifai-fi. ' , - MYZMF1?-4ffH25'fffrE?F5'itif2f-'f'1ifff-'142'ff1'4?'f'51f'!fP11'fl'19L -3' Y A A A K, Vie 'ZIZIZIZIET G A N 4 Z 4 Junior B Class I i ,1 i 1 I K i JUNIOR B GIRLS Nechemias, Mildred Hahn, Leonard . . N' h 1 ,J 't H , gvgflanoeiigggggg Piir3i2,SM.5FgIZf2t Hirieiiilvidisfiobert Bfidifg' Winifred Procter,hLucille Holloway, Harold .' Rdl,V'lt K hl,E BurhngtOn'.V1rgm1a Rgtlhlcislhergeico iflargaret Kilgeytt Rorhlciit l Burnett' Ehzaibeth Schmaltz, Grace Liechti Charles Busch' Dorothy Simpson Agnes Maxwell Verde E?1fgt',.Ar2Ee Thayer, Haiel Mayer, Isaak f is am' Hai Tucker, Bland Osbourn Albert Fischer, Genevieve Parkinsdn John ifigffn JUNIOR B Bors Rainey, Randoiph i Gibbons, Edna Adams, George Egiidgrgfimgga 1 S 3 Giesler, Ruth Akers, Donald f F 9 l , Goldberg, Gladys , Graham, Eloys i Halterman, Veldren Harold, Tyline l Hicks, Alice Hopkins, Maxine 5 Johnson, Dorothy , Lechler, Margaret Miller, Virginia 1 Page Fifty .:a.,..,44E'iqqeqi Allnut, Robert Beierle, Austin Bloom, John Burnham, Gilbert Buzard, Chester Cramer, Robert Dailey, Anthony Dlandurant, Clarence Estergren, Frank Shea, Francis Silverman, Milton Soloman, Sam Thorpe, Richard Vermillion, Wayne XVest, Kenneth Wiehl, George XVines, XVilbur -. 63,414 - 5-T:g5::qT:eg: :i:.i:,..5 i.3::.T5: :-3,:.i:5.:,,.g.1- 'T f-:ga ' .' 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T1 71 ti is 5 J A 6Yf3AKmfl W muy- Zi-Z x Sophomore A Class Abbett, Alma Allison, Edith Anderson, Mildred Ardery, Sarah Bachman, Dorothy Bagby, Louise Beckwith, Rosa Bettis, Lucille Bishop, Mildred Bristol, Ruth Churchill, Lois Connett, Perilla Daniels, Olive Deppen, Louise Dickson, Lois Dodd, Marian Dodd, Muriel Ehrlich, Sara Eld, Lois - Fenner, Helen Frogge, Nadene Gadsby, Mary Gaupp, Fern Giddens, Ruby Glick, Mildred Hamann, Charlotte Harmon, Blanche Harris, Edith Harris, Martha Hartley, Maxine Hauck, Elizabeth Hewitt, Kathryn Higgins, Blanche Hopkins, Nellie Hunt, Althe Hurst, Arawana Huston, Grace Hutton, Wilda Mae Jansen, Edith Jornayvaz, Louise Kiene, Helen Lahrniann, Elizabeth Langner, Sara Levin, Beatrice Lindsay, Lucy Masoner, Esther Meade, Ethelyn Meier, Gretchen Milbourne, Jessie Miller, Jessie Miller, Virginia Mitchell, Martha Moore, Ruth Mudgett, May Mudgett, Ruth Munger, Virginia Nelson, Mildred Nelson, Pearl Patrick, Bernice Patterson, Margaret Petree, Mary ' Prentiss, Virginia Ridener, Violet Rowland, Katherine Salmon, Esther Seal, Pauline Shaffer, Alice Fern Sherman, Margaret Shidler, Louise Silverfarb, Dora Smith, Catherine Stingley, Jean Stone, Elma Stone, Harriett Story, Virginia Suddarth, Virginia Sullenger, Juanita Summers, Mildred Taylor, Hazel Van Alstin, Alice Varner, Lalla Rook Ward, Alda VVelty, Hazel YVoodruff, Doris Ziinnierinan, Betty Jane Zollinger, Gloria Page Fifty one rf.. ...N-.-.-...M-1-sq---2-ue:i-wi-:sq-1-f::1-. a,q:...v..:..q.as.a--gay.-.Q mpg A 1? I-ii. V ffrlri-+L - ' ev ' as fa- .i1.-,-+,ns-+.:hmvx-i'.1sxwJ:- ,Z 1 L., i. gag.,-s:sggfvanessasew:msge2f4s.2zwm:i aif --Llezaslfreisissseaasf j-Qlif ella -f -- -- -- - -H45 -351+ T:::'.J':,1 ::-z-:':i:':--' :-'+'- 'v'4'- '-'---- ' -L'-- - - - --- -' - ' - nw- - . WMJAKITA Sophomore A Class Alban, Ray Ayers, Allan Barlow, Kenneth Beasley, Conger Beaty, Louis Beck, Russell Beckley, Benton Bowling, Harry Bradley, Kenneth Brendel, Henry Burnett, Milton Burns, James Perry Butler, Lonis Bullock, Allan Colloff, Harry Cowell, Jack Culver, Xvarren Derge, Fred , Derossett, Xvillard DeVorss, Billy Eisberg, Isadore Ferril, Dale Frederick, Charles Garlich, lmie P1 e Fifty-two E at-iK3:GYuui g:j,::l::- ..,...,.. ..-,.-.. .-,- -,.-,. . ,.. . .. ,,. Golding, John Goldman, David Graves, WVilliam Griffin, Frederick Halliday, Willis Heim, Theodore Hobbs, Omar , Hoffrneister, Lewis Hooper, LeRoy Hult, Harold Huskamp, Henry Jacobs, Joe , Keene, Horace Leighty, Bert Lentz, Donald Lindbeck, John McFall, Malcolm McNally, Paul Madden, Paul Madgett, Donald Martin, Wfilliam Matzinger, John Minton, Robert Morgan, Perry Eppei Mosley, Stanley Murphy, Omar Nelson, Frank Peters, Clifford Poe, George Rackliffe, Riley Ream, Carl Riley, Amos Saferstein, Harry Shackleford, Roger Shumate, Raymond Stephon, John Stuber, Leo Suesons, John Taylor, Howard Tinsley, Claude Thomas, Marvin Vincent, Stanley Vfebster, Merwln XVeiss, Eugene XVeiss, Robert XVindle, John T V -ww-ffrximwa-ev.'.qpge'..'-me-1if-..Afa-,:..,-.Qu:,-.1-f-a:.a-m-p,e,,.:,.f,?.wg',,E1.9,i,3,91. rbfefiifrifiyxhkfesdgfghe fl-F9 Z1 1-fx? V , I, 3 , . Qi?-frogs' - I' 1 ' '---f -at-Z 9 D 4 -alalzlr 621 I ' P 'rlalalel 6 , A Sophomore B Class SOPHOMORE B GIRLS Albrecht, Ardus Barber, Beatrice Beasley, Frances Bledsoe, lola Boland, Helen Burnett, Gail Callison, Frances Casey, Dorothea Chapman, Margaret Drozd, Christina Fox, Sadie Hammett, Bernice Heffley, Caroline Hickman, Marcia Hill, Beulah Imobden, Helen Jones, Lois Kerr, Mildred Kinman, Jessie Knight, Virginia LaCroix, Gayle Lietts, Marguerite Limpus, p Ruth Matthews, Martha Meek, Nadine Maupin, Virginia Meier, Jeanelle Morris, Beatrice Neff, Mary Edith O'Donnell, Virginia Powelson, Ruth Reece, Roberta Rifenbary, Elizabeth Shields, Ula Stingley, Jean Tedlook, Dorothy Tolle, Jane Esther Trachsel, Lela Vossen, Bernice Ward, Alda Yancey, Doris Zeman, Ruth SOPHOMORE B BOYS Bodemuller, Jerome Bowman, Frank Brehm, Arthur Brooks, Rex Burnett., Harold Caneday, Wilton Christianson, George Clark, Raymond Cohn, Raymond Cox, Stanley Dailey, Arthur Deitrickson, Lester Eastin, Dallis Einbender, Nathan Efnglerth, Melvin Farnham, Romeyn Fellhauer, Edmond -'eva .,fnv,-an-rfrq,-leafs.:-4a-fe-as.asqq-cQ.-.any-Sq. 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Gerhson, Jewell Giddons, Earl Hamilton, Monroe Hamm, Kenneth Kapp, Marvin Keller, Carl Kirk, Dale Korbholz, Oscar Lockwood, John McDonald, Lee ' MclVilliams, Clovis Mays, Vernon Miller, Blake Murphy, Harold Nave, Caldine Overbeck, Harry Ozenberger, Elmer Penney, Baughman Polk, Robert Porter, Jack Poteet, Ewing Rackliffe, Riley Ritchey, VVillson Robinson, Marvin Ross, Francis Simpson, Orvin Smithers, LeRoy Thornberry, Frank Van Houten, Clifford lVeber, Richard lVest, Harry lVhite, James Page F1it3 thi ee vxv-liars rig?-7 Iii EE ESSX .SVS-' SSS? :gigQE5EE2iS5S??g:g . , 1 WXQJAKITA Freshmen A Class Albright, Jennie Albright, Ruth Allison, Edith Althouse, Ellen Andrews, Lucille Atkins, Helen Baldwin, Dorothy Ballard, Ina Bansbach, Margaret Barlow, Eloise Blue, Maurine Boyle, Ruth Bretz, Mary Bruce, Lavenia Burnett, Ethel Mae Callahan, Mae Clark, Mildred Culp, Eleanor Mae Day, Doris Deitchman, Florence Dohrer, Lois Douglass, Elizabeth 1 Drallmerier, Marguerite Dunn, Amelia Elder, Dorothy Eliscue, Juliette Elliott, Rebecca Erffmeyer, Grace Eshelman, Margaret Fouts, Elizabeth Freedman, Celia Page Fifty-four ' E aiiiiikiiikim ff 3 GIRLS Fuller, Mildred Gilbert, Gladys Hagen, Elizabeth Hawkins, Susan Hemry, Mildred Hickman, Melva Higgins, Mildred Hines, Mary Horton, Helen Huston, Ruth Jamieson, Virginia Jeffries, Julia Jewell, Leta Mae Jones, Dorothy ' Jones, VVilma ' Kerr, Audrey King, Kathryn Krapf, Marie Lamberton, Ariel Land, Irene Linck, Jacquetta Lollar, VVilma McKim, Gladys Martin, Margaret Mayer, Harriette Ruth Miller, Sallie Moore, Hazel Jean Morton, Hannah Mulvanie, Nellie Norris, Fayette O'Brien, Maurine Osbourn, Dorothy Pahler, Virginia Petree, Hazel Plummer, Catherine Plummer, Elizabeth Poage, Mildred Porter, Genevieve Power, Ethel Ramsden, Thelma Redfern, Jessie Rositzky, Celia Schneider, Madeline Schall, Marjorie Scott, Helen Shearer, Mary Naomi Simpson, Louise Small, Mabel Smalley, Doris Thayer, Helen Thompson, Dorothy Thompson, Mary Madeline Threlkeld, Mary Tischer, Naomi Tollard, Martha Trout, Gladys VVerner, Harriet West, Katharine XVilson, Virginia XVit.t, Mildred 'f e 'F '24 -fi-'i'f-E '-V ' fav, xv . 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Kliei Freshmen A Class Adams, Albert Alex, Bennie Ballard, Emmett Balmat, Warren Bennett, Clint Bolz, Martin Brandon, Boyce Busch, Donald Butler, Glenn- Callison, William Cardwell, William Catron, William Cortner, Chester Czonka, Johnny Doughty, Gavin Dugdale, Burleigh Ellis, Russell Essman, Graydon Fisher, Raymond Friedman, Jake Furse, Melvin Garth, Craig Gifford, Keith Glover, Carl BOYS Goedeker, Bernard Goetz, Karl Gray, Alfred Hales, Charles Hall, Marvin Handel, Alex Hanna, Frank Herman, lsadore Herries, Glenn Hinds, Jack Hopkins, Morris Hughes, Billy Jewett, Rex Kalis, Sherman Keane, Kenneth Kenney, YVilliam Kidd, Harry Kimsey, Lemuel Lendy, Richard Lockwood, Charles Malashock, Milton Mills, Floyd Norris, John Novak, Raymond Ozenberger, Charles Pascoe, Ellsworth Pemberton, Lee, Pullen, W'illard Redfern, Wyatt Ross, Thomas Schaag, Frank f Schnaitman, Hutton Schwartz, Isadore Selders, Everett, Shields, Robert Sive, Charles Smith, Earl Spangler, Richard St. Clair, Gilbert Strop, Clarence Swank, William Vavra, Emmerick Vermillion, Nile llfalker, Frank lVienshienk, Lester WVillis, George Wfoodbury, Herbert lvymer, Robert Page Fifty-five -, A ' Z.-E sa..:..:f :an -aa' 4. - si5'Efl3 Q 'xf1T-3'-333-'vESl6i ': 1' 2 55 7' ?4.:sf,2a?e::3T-as v? f 9155f . h F 'k ri i jf-3322441296-:y.sv-rs iii? 335 iiiiiiii ii SI' I I I T . , ,Q -fijiif if'1526f?- --131-. ifsesf-1Hf'P5'l 2? f192H'fW'fP'F2!'? H57 iaiaiaiaiw e ' 6 KI C Freshmen B Class GIRLS Anderson, Helen Asbach, Marjorie Atterbury, Elizabeth Avitt, Lucille Bailey, Genevieve Barnes, Lillian Bales, Imogene Blanchard, Harriette Bonney, Ruth Borchardt, Flora Boulware, Mary Lucille Brendel, Madeline Burrows, Betty Ellen Byers, lla Campbell, Susan Carver, Anna Chesmore, Margaret Corley, Aubin Cornelius, Jane Cornelius, Mary Crandall, Margaret Culver, Flora Eisberg, Florence Gardner, Martha Grant, Margaret Lois Groves, Ruth Hellums, Ruth Horn, Lillie Keck, Aletha Pa e Fifty-six Liberman, Jeanette Loubey, Nellie McCue, Lela Mooney, Mary Ellen Platt, Allison Power, Nancy Riche, Blondelle Riley, Irma Irene Sadler, Fern Scheidenberger, Vera Shapiro, Bessie, Simon, Mabel Solomon, Anette Stutzman, Opal Thayer, Ruth Vaeth, Audrey Womach, Alice BOYS Beckley, Barrett Bledsoe, Jay Boyd, Lewis Burnett, Hobart Bursten, Morris Culp, Thomas Cro-ner, Arthur Dannen, Dwight Fuller, DeXVitt Goldstein, Meyer Graves, James ls, i ngot? it ,A f 512.52474 U - 5.?1::...:g5g:g:,1: .:, ':g5.3: '-' ' ' ' -A -- -M -- M- ' - - 9- if 35432-if ' Holland, John Hopkins, Morris Kelley, Rue Kinney, Lewis Lieberman, Jacob Lubo, Jake Marsden, Grant Mays, Vernon Morganstein, Meyer Muller, XVillian1 Nolte, Ernest Ozenberger, Daniel Penney, John Power, William Reed, Dick Reeder, Paul Riche, Clyde Ross, Stewart Rowlison, Arthur Schoeneck, John Smith, Earnest Stewart, Norman Strong, John Sullwold, Marvin Taylo-r, Kennett Tilson, Donald Tolnian, YValter Vaughn, Eugene NVasserman, Max lVestrick, James X 'x ' ,, ggi 5 :yr ,-I . ., wi,',l,.l,'- :. 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I xx 671elJAKl'lfA Student Council SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Charles Morton Kenneth Hewitt Nancy Dolnian Frances Ruth Hawkins Jennie Louise Strike X Charles VVeakley Franz Meier JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Allen Good Louise Graham Robert Farnh Clara Fenner Gertrude Arnholdt Phil Powers SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Robert Kivett Carl Roderick Bland Tucker Margaret Burns FRESHMAN STUD-ENT COUNCIL MEMBERS 3. H1 ' Harry Overbeck WVilliam Cardwell Margaret Eshelman Virginia Knight -15,-,, Luy5,.f,,-,n-,5s..+.g,,-:s.f.n..:l.f.w..a:.+-,5,.,.-n.f.:s.:.-eqw-I., s- Ja. k - --- - WW W 'JW' l Y LY . Page Fifty-seven - F- -K A- f - -Y -' A 2 - -x'x:u-f:- A., Y W 1 .1,.i-.qw-.1-.,.,-. ' 1pv:+:nn.q.:,.i-nn. H 11+ zififiigii-1-:ers 5-5:55 2 HE-iiii ff WA KI TA ' 3' WI- f if e 2 W I i Page Fifty-eight P , z'agiaeaQi1zg'e2zV:uf.fl1-f'fwfr-1 wr 'rg- 1 - 13414: ,.. , - .sT.fi.:-:.qf:z-1--:K-'S'-Ewa?-16' ' ' l l 77 Zi' ff ff I ff f ffl fi 9 'if 5 gl, jf 55 FJ! 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A K I A 9 'IZIZIZI4 I 6216 , I I Officers Club I , I, Ii I , I I I I I I I I II II I I I I MEMBERS OF THE UOFFICERS' CLUB I President - - - Major Lawrence Ferril I Vice-President - Lt. Col. Harrison Bowman II Secretary - - Captain Floyd Heffley V Treasurer - - Captain VVilliam Utz II Colonel Ralph Douglas Lieut. Glenn Butchart I 5 Major James Adle Lieut. Eugene Krapf U Lieut. Battalion Adjutant Charles Craig Lieut. Robert Edson I Captain La Vere Thorpe I Lieut I Liieut. I I I Lieut I I Lieut Lieut XI 1, E , I Page Sixty-two ,. I I I I I I I I I Ill Marvin Kapp Elmer Modie Charles Hensley Edward Schmitz Arthur Hollenback Lieut Lieut Lieut Lieut. Lieut. Lieut. Lieut. 'EMM .:'.15?i:Ue:i --tl: -5,5141 3: - - ignfzrp- 1-Q:-:,j: --1---gf -A -'--E,fi1-+------ - --- ----- -:fd -- - - 14- ' : - - - --s-awsaiie ff . ,- ,-.zzeadsgf-Evffe-f Y WY vi f M V i-Y-'YW WJ AY A X '1 A Bert Ritchie Fred Rothlisbeirger Richard Cook John Madgett Paul Rowe Robert Farnham lVilliam Greer 'Q Q . 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'--L ' v'j' N:-5::QL.,' , - -.Y Y 671 WAKIT Wh 6 Page Sixty-three 1 Eie5'5F-'E5Z'F?JiZ-ZiEi :EfSE'E:lSi 4 1 ' ' gee ' ' 5114.51 . f 32 saasaaai 31 ' '1'5s5 'lv ' a5:fi53iS:f:ii.:S: al:i.5raiS4 ei ei 3452255 si a is E is ag ky Q 1 g 1 5 5 E .1 iii? :Ee T, - -- I . - -T---43P'9l1 1+f l 1?1' 'HP HI-Y Club Craig, Charles Meier, Franz Buziard, Chester Berniond, Glenn Bowling, Harry Kapp, Marvin Madgett, Donald Vigus, Cebron McDonald, Edwin Richmond, Tom Trenholm, Kemper Wingate, Norville Madgett, John Douglas, Ralph Smith, Ford Eshelman, Harold Abramson, Max Griswold, Glennan Vermillion, Noel Bealmer, John Landree, William Page Sixty-four Turner, Milton Elliott, Edwin Morton, Charles Cox, Stanley Overbeck, Harry Edelen, Monte Miller, Clarence Barnett, Vlfoodson Lawler, George lWells, Austin Ritchie, Bert .Weakley, Charles Endebrock, Frank Bowman, Harrison Fogel, Julius Krapf, Eugene Utz, YVilliani Parkinson, John Harvey, Robert McDivitt., Philip Farmer, Robinson Heffley, Floyd Cornelius, Charles Groneweg, VVilliam Scanlan, Jack Radcliff, Riley Gann, VVesley Voltz, Lee Schneider, Louis Beckley, Emmett Cox, Earl Watson, Theodore Hinds, Jack Porter, Jack McNish, David Cutler, Jack Vermillion, Wayne Schmitz, Edward Bierle, Austin Goerke, Russell 1 , .qgggraqa-am - --,..,,...,.,..,.,.g-...-f.-fS,.4:.,--,--f-,rise-aaa--sail: rr:-as-4-r. sazzaniaiawu- uv LX - f 4 P ,-. Mm I 1' ggi .fi .h A . 'ffm Q h , Q Er E2 'e I16 N an- ,...-...,ve.- 1f..,fe5.1v.-.-W -mv.-,-ul . .:-...iw U , .- . . . ..,,, . , k ,, , , , - -e .--W - Y--U A-. ..- . , , , ,-..,..:fi 1431?-!s21i:Tgeefag-zfQq::eg:7jmjs.-:genre-faegfseV:-f.-b-U11,1111 1- :nn:e1,--nn,r,,- 1. , Qi C 'S 6716 WA KI TA The Girl Reserve Club THE OFFICERS President ------ Ora Dedd Vice-President - - .Clara Fenner Secretary - - Jean Stingley' Reporter - Elizabeth Stingley THE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN 1 Membership - - Clara Fenner Publicity - - Mabel Wells Program - - - Elizabeth Burnett Ring - - Virginia Heim Entertainment - - Bernice Hahn Service - - Helen Bickett Music - - - - Faye Hoard The Girl Reserves have been very active .this year. The week of March 17 to 22 was Girl Reserve Week at Central and on March 22 a very interesting program was given in the auditorium. Among the services of the club are the selling of Central Booster Buttons, the selling of Red Cross Stamps, entertaining of children at Community Hall, polish- ing of the school trophy Cups, furnishing a Christmas basket for a needy family and serving in the Nurse's Booth at the Pure Food Show. Page Sixty-five -ire:-ibEre!ie55s3e '1:5 -- 'za-'f-1. -- 'fg-gg: -- -1- .re -f--f-1-A-he--f---.---.Ly .--- ... ..-,---.....,,,,,,. . - V . . - - 'W' ?-P Q' - if'-e - . .-vm-1, ., fna1.1.w.ir.snf,.r.,:v-x,,?,5f,5-.s.ae:y.s::-asziesssez ssgasas ss :Is p iigiiigie R J-' ..:., --'P 1' GMMAKITA C. H. S. Orchestra Page Sixty-six Violin- Poteet, Ewing Maupin, Virginia Goedeeker, Bernard Alex, Bennie Kalis, Sherman Drozd, Christina Smith, Earl Bodemuller, Jerome Beck, Russell Herman, Isadore Thayer, Hazel Cornet- Thomas, Shirley XVestrich, James Clarinet- Bowling, Harry Gifford, Lyle Swartz, lsadore Smith, Ernest again, ngaqszfl, V Saxophone- Schnaitman, Hutton Stutzman, Adolph Trombone- MeNally, Paul Thorne, Creath Cello- Barlo-W, Irene Flute- McDona1d, Edwin Bass- Mays, Verdis Piano- ' MeNish, David Drums- Smith, Ford Pascoe, Ellsworth Harmonium- Johnson, Donald .fgggngg-A - : -1-' a:?:.is.'-6-,ga-.Ea Qf'3 Eeifkifirliti .ggi 'Yl?'fE f'!? ?'1'IE'51f'i'2'2', '.i'fE '5!f?i'f15 U',':!'Jf.!'.G El...0: .- A914 -. - k --0-as -sq. '4!??ff?Z?E'fi??f'f'-l ?i9?firf?-fYLeF2rf1-fff?'fF?2:ffff V - - Q1 WA KE -i-jr C. H. S. Band Cornets- Kivett, Robt. Westrich, James Murphy, Harold Johnson, Stewart Novak, Ray Clarinets- McNish, David Swartz, Isadore Smith, Ernest Poteet, Ewing Strong, John Meyer, Andrew C Saxophone- Beck, Russell Schnaitman, Hutton Selders, Everett Stutzman, Aadolph E Saxophone- Sm.ith, Earl Cutler, Jack Ritchey, Willson Trombone- McNally, Paul Thorne, Creath Bass- Mays, Verdis Drums- Smith, Ford Hedrick, George Grimminger, George Goldma.n, Elliot. Pascoe, Ellsworth .pc -ic 1-..a.g.55Qe.e5wp fa-si --1'Jf'i-o?s3qiszesHa. '1'7 'V ?' ' NST '1r i1-r-2:-:saaal::i-.l:ii:i4:Ais:2eaegsgsfqgggi , 5, Page Sixty-seven egg , -g .fs -fa. .jejigw gtggsznm : 1. .. ,J-i 5 i-.4 ,., ,LL -1-51:uh---eieee-':.1i-Lapse..- -. -....' .4211 4-if - - ., -. -. -. N 1 hx' '-X '--:Z -Q-We-Q 621 A 1 MM - , A V Wakitan Board Page Sixty-eight ff T 1Q,Qi W ' darn' A V- - 4' X - ., 0, . - ,, -. A , , , , , Y , , ,maa.M,, ....., ima, .... 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Strike, Jennie Louise Hahn, Bernice Bristol, Elizabeth Overbeck, Dorothy Walker, Virginia Goldberg, Selma Hawkins, Francis Ruth ' Goldberg, Irene Wheaton, Mora Stingley, Jean S5539 357451F5255-?E?b3'i.C12?E:.SC151-iiiiii-.JEiQJ.rILi.4-gii. ' Fenner, Clara Stingley, Elizabeth Bickett, Helen Sprague, Katherine Downey, Jane Moore, Winifred Imboden, Helen Raez, Helena Marr, Virginia Hewitt, Katherine Heim, Virginia Lahrman, Elizabeth . fl l Shroeder, Clara Dodd, Muriel Eastin, Catherine Calvert, Pearl Allison, Edith Zimmerman, Betty Jane Story, Virginia Churchill, Lois Gensler, Margaret Osbourn, Helen Cockburn, Beatrice Bonner, Iola Mae Page Sixty-n l1'18 'rf s.2.s5ai1-HL-1 ' '4 '1 ? 'T r- aa- 2 -mil-H,e-331:-:asia as:--ii' - :sa eisgsg-5 si dsl 1 ,,,., W- l L E l ll v I M -, ,51.g-3..g.-Q:5g:.s::.Qggff,zTQ4.129-pa Q.: 1, .- A 7-- ,iq-,gre-ree:-er..1zs-:Q-R-x-z. 6716 WAKITA PAG EANT FLOAT CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Page Seventy ':'E'ff?4'1'f L'f:5 f7'ifzvf'i7ff1?1i ll5!Tf. 'E'? '1 : ?'! '?ZZ'?!L'. f2'EL'f?f:?3i'i'f'f'ffE',.'f!'LQ1!.'L4 E'E9E9i!??3!!-Z'!':'1Y:l7 .'?f31'193,14-2-9'9 :E 17925 Exif 3 ire 1 : w sf: sg 1 -r 11 - Military Department i SERGEANT LYNCH COLONEL BARTON SERGEANT DEOKER Colonel ----- Ralph Douglas Major ----- Lawrence Ferril EX-Co-lonel - - Anthony Krache Acting Reg. Adj. - Floyd Heffley Lieut. Colonel - - Harrison Bowman Batallion Adj. - - Charles Craig Page Seventy-one favs:-sEYr -rc-Ier.ac1:s.5::sE '+ ' Q 562113. ,1',',1ffPQ6ii9H51 'T-?1x:A:F4Ei.:ii5i,'r3ile:lif.e:53.51-is-'si es eaeiiisgseg 55 H 2 Company A ROSTER OF COMPANY A CENTRAL, 2nd PERIOD Akers, Donald, Sgt. Barlow, Kenneth, Pvt. Beaver, Harold, Cpl. Bloom, John, Pvt. Bowman, Harrison, Lt. Col. Bradley, Kenneth, Pvt. Burnstien, Louis, Pvt. Butchart, Glenn, 2nd Lt. Colloff, Harry, Pvt. Crandall, Ralph, lst Sgt.. Dandurant, Clarence, Pvt. DieRossett, VVillard, Pvt. Douglas, Ralph, Col. Enright, Lawrence, Sgt. Edson, Robert, 2nd Lt. Flanagan, Tom, Pvt. Page Seventy-two Goeking, Edward, Sgt. Graves, Bill, Pvt. Groneweg, W'illiam, Pvt. Greer, YVilliam, lst Lt. R. O. Hahn, Leonard, Pvt. Heffley, Floyd, Capt. Heim, Theodore, Pvt. Hobbs, Om.ar, Pvt. Hewitt, Kenneth, Sup. Sgt. Hult, Harold, Pvt. Griffin, Frederick, Pvt. Keuhl, Junior, Pvt. Koehler, Leonard, Cpl. Leighty, Bert, Pvt. Lentz, Donald, Pvt. Landree, Xvilliam, Cpl. Modie, Elmer, lst Lt. Lindbeck, John, Pvt. McNish, David, Pvt. McFall, Malcolm, Pvt. Minton, Robert, Cpl. Mayer, Isaac, Pvt. Modeer, Victor, Pvt. Murphy, Omar, Pvt. Rothstein, Alex, Pvt. Russell, Herman, Pvt. Shumate, Paul, Pvt. Thorp, Richard, Sgt. Trenholm, Kemper, Sgt Rix, John, Pvt. Vincent, Stanley, Pvt. VValters, Carl, Pvt. Weakley, Charles, Pvt. ' ' .-.-f ,---, . ' ,..g,a5g.z iwifeafe.-.,f.mf-' -'-is -1-' ' -S Q fi1:SrJ:za:a3: 'M K K Q ss. 1 7 't A 119 1 .-..-Q a.v,:.i5nn!5?.F' -1- 4-'fa'-1 Lv'.xf1-1K1iA5iw14y.gg.-:nz-4-gv...- -.14,r'..-. -g..Rva-,Qxr4'!':'?!'E5 ''T5 7!- 't'2?i?E4'!ii'Fi2'!5 Lf1?f:E'f.'ii'E03-E'?!5i':Ei7:1'3i1ik2l7-'x -r 5 :yuan-1:1 E - -a : 1 1 eu Q ' - .W KVPA Company B ROSTER OF COMPANY HB CENTRAL 3rd PERIOD Alban, Ray, Cpl. Ayers, Allen, Pvt. Albright., Clifton, Cpl. Beasley, Conger, Pvt. Bender, John, Pvt. Bowman, Frank, Pvt. Buzard, Chester, lst Sgt. Chambers, Virgil, Pvt. Cramer, Robert, Cpl. Dailey, Arthur, Pvt. Einbinder, Nathan, Pvt. Estergreen, Frank, Pvt. Fellhauer, Edwin, Pvt. Garelich, Imie, Pvt. Goldwood, Robert, Pvt. Good, Allen, Pvt. Hensley, Charles, lst. Lt. Hollenback, Arthur, 2nd Lt. Holliday, Willis, Pvt. Holloway, Harold, Pvt. Hamilton, Monroe, Pvt. Karolh, Ernest, Pvt. Korbholz, Oscar, Pvt. Kapp, Marvin, Pvt. Leichti, Charles, Pvt. Madget, Donald, Pvt. McDivitt, Philip, Sgt. McDonald, Lee, Pvt. Nave, Caldine, Pvt. Pet.ers, Clifford, Pvt. Polk, Robert, Pvt. Porter, Jack, Cpl. Ream, Carl, Pvt. ' Rothlisberger, Fred, 2nd Lt. Spangler, Richard, Pvt. Silverman, Milton, Pvt. ' Thornberry, Frank, Pvt. Tinsley, Claude, Pvt. . Wfiehl, George, Sgt. llfeinberg, Calvin, Pvt. Shumate, Raymond, Pvt. NVines, Xvilbur, Sgt. Thorp, Lavere, Capt. Page Seventy-three .:jiC' 'fiilfi-3 '?E:-Gi f' ' 3 '7' iii- v-r Kiliii-:EEL-E. V3-T T? ' 3331 - - 'P ' 'OT P PIE! 3 :EgEhF'S 'TLS-il?-I-EEC E5 Silfiiii QE EE Ei ' ' ' ' Eiii S L 6 IS-5 I i.l-.-,,.::::.,5: . .- - - ' 4. -- 'V - 3 5 QIZWA KI TKO Company ucaa ROSTER OF COMPANY C CENTRAL 4th PERIOD Adams, George, Sgt. Allnut, Robert, Pvt. Baldwin, Robert, Pvt. Balmat, VVarren, Pvt. Barlow, Allen, Pvt. Beamer, John, Pvt. Beckley, Benton, Pvt. Bodenmuller, Jerome, Pvt Burnett, Harold, Pvt. Burnett, Milton, Pvt. Bush, Donald, Pvt. Brooks, Rex, Pvt. Breahm, Arthur, Pvt. Brendel, Harry, Pvt. Calloway, Minor, Cpl. Callison, VVilliam, Pvt. Chesmore, Milton, Pvt. Christiansen, Geo., Pvt. Clark, Raymond, Pvt. Culp, Thomas Culver, Warren, Pvt. Davies, John, Sgt. Engleworth, Melvin, Pvt. P1 e Seventy-four Eveloff, Abe, Pvt. ' Barnham, Robert, Sgt. Ferrill, Lawrence, Maj. Fisher, Raymond, Pvt. Guifford, Keith, Pvt. Hamm, Kenneth, Pvt. Harvey, Robert, Cpl. Hopkins, Morris, Pvt. Hinds, Jack, Pvt. Jacobs, Joe, Pvt. Jones, Raymond, Pvt. Kirk, Dale, Pvt. Klick, Wilford, Pvt. Landis, Garth, Cpl. Mays, Vernon, Pvt. Madget, John, Sgt. Meshevsky, Dave, Pvt. Miller, Clarence, Cpl. Miller, Blake, Pvt. Mindell, Sam, Pvt. Morgan, Perry, Pvt. O'Donahue, James, Cpl. Osborne, Raymond, Pvt. Parkinson, John, Cpl. Pash, Oscar, Sgt. Poe, George, Pvt. Penney, Paughen, Pvt. Ridge, lValter, Cpl. Ritchie, Bert, lst Lt. Rosenthal, Marcus, Cpl Rosenthal, Isadore, Pvt. Rackliff, Riley, Pvt. Smithers, Leroy, Pvt. Stripe, Andrew, Pvt. Sive, Charles, Pvt. Schmitz, Edward, 2nd Lt. St. Clair, Gilbert, Pvt. Soloman, Sam, Cpl. Springstead, Byrant, Sgt. Utz, William, Capt. Van Houton, Clifford, Pvt. Wfhite, James, Pvt. WVyant, Howard, Capt. Adj W'est, Kenneth, Pvt. - .--f--1-fwifriifeii-KZ-ear:-1 sg-' ii- 1341- 3FFFs?FiiI5EH ::a-.mnmzlirammuara A 2..x'2?Ri swf- tx :Ss- sis . K- t. l. it. gt. 'vt. Adj -1' - -'L H- UC -'L'f f'l54i'-flfwi -f -1'4'Pi? -1'1'f' ' '-Ffh ,131:iW5-Iiltirfftivi-!i4'.'14f-H51254523221511-fliieifrigs-24+-SLEii5'35wi1i'g3is. G 6216 WA KI TA f l Company KSDQS 1 ROSTER OF COMPANY D CENTRAL 6th PERIOD Adle, James, Maj. Inactive Burnes, James, Pvt. Butler, Louis, Pvt, Canedy, Milton, Pvt. Cowell, Jack, Cpl. Cox, Earl, lst Sgt. Cox, Stanley, Pvt. Cook, Richard, 2nd Lt. Craig, Charles, lst Lt. Adj. Dalton, Lester, Pvt. Derge, Fred, Pvt. Farrel, Dale, Cpl. Golding, John, Pvt. Goldman, David, Pvt. Grey, Alford, Pvt. Haneline, Robert, Pvt. Harrington, Frank, Cpl. Hill, Elvis, Pvt. Huskemp, Henry, Cpl. Kinney, Louis, Pvt. King, Karl, Pvt. K1-apt, Eugene, 2nd Lt.. Martin, YVilliam, Pvt. Matzinger, John, Pvt. Mc Williams, Clovis, Pvt. Mills, Floyd, Pvtl Morgan, Arthur, Cpl. Mosely, Stanley, Pvt. Nelson, Frank, Pvt. Norris, John, Pvt. ' ' ' .. , -wav ..-trx i :T-11:-?-ic t?-F 'f ':':1s iif1:,1:-:-5.5. :ist -rf- if3HsZ fZS? T N-'1-i f 1fQ-if.iEi??x?jf?22-Zire Overbeck, Harry, Pvt. Painer, William, Pvt. 1 Rainey, Rudolph, Pvt. Riley, Amos, Sgt. Roderick, Charles, sgt. Saferstein, Harry, Pvt. Schackelford, Boyer, Pvt Stanton, Harold, Pvt. Stephan, John, Cpl. Suesens, Jack, Cpl. stuber, Leo, sgt. Thomas, Marvin, lst Lt. Vermillion, Wfayne, Cpl. VVenster, Merwin, Pvt. Young, Leslie, Pvt. Page Seventy tive saifzi-3:--+ -5 'feisiss-2551.1 in S ' O 'O' O C C C C 1 1- Q A Q , L , ,abs Q -- I GPAJWAKITQO Dramatics ALL SCHOOL PLAY, ONCE IN A BLUE MOON, DECEMBER 14-15 , SENIOR AUDITORIUM PLAY Mrs. Curtis - - Frances Ruth Hawkins Launcelot Briggs - Ralph Douglas Rupert - - - - Charles Morton , Mrs. Briggs - - Elizabeth Hartwig 'Mix Inglesby - Charles Yifeakley Jessie Briggs - - Mildred Winiiisli A Man - - - Glenn Buchart Page Seventy-six d i Fizz'-I X X kxgimxsmxx XQ P4 - fi I if 414 Le Ad Sii Je: Sa Bli Ca Al: My 19513 -:ggi-12 sv: is Sv - X. X P 1 K .X Ny 4-f4',N.? 4 X Rio Flo 11211 -Effie '1:fi1inf':'- fl 'fzcffifi 'if' 'iii'5245132411is-ggzasz-53 -f7:li:j2i'-rsv:zf f:':S-QL f1i555Siwiifii51if'.i?f5ECr5i-2?E Nfl -:T-'? E:5 li i'T:-Ziiiiaii- ' W h3i.:,i2rQ:iiipzi:qg,-' - - Q ,, ' ' ' ' ' ' X , X Wy. X0 355 A--M,-,,.,,,,,,c ,ww ..., ,TS-,,x-. ..-L--1 r:ai.....,,,-sta-v.f i. X sv' 5 s gi Q X is X XX S 5, WC Xxx IN QX , fgxwiw xi Mk s R . 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The student body as a whole turned out for the games and stood behind their team in a most commendable manner. The squad last season was led by Captain Franz Meier who played left tackle 111 the greater part of the g3I116S. Richmond played a flashy sure game at quarter, never failing to gain some needed yardage. Ace VVeakley always cutting away for his teammates, French,s, Gore's and Hew1tt's timely gains passes and punts helped make the football team what it was this year. ' H The winning team, however, was not only due to a fighting back field but also to a peppy, heavy, well balanced line who time and again held the enemy on the very goal line giving Central another hope and chance. Gflllll, Landree, Kapp, Lawlor, Barnett, Beatty, Shea, Kiddoo, Barnett, Vigus, Huston and Captain Meier held positions in the line. p Basketball Central had one of the scrappiest fighting quintets it has had for years during the past season. Only the finest teams in this part of the country were on the sched- ule this year. Both last year's and this year's champions of Missouri in Class A and Class B were played. Last year,s champs of Nebraska and Iowa, as well as the 1923 and 1924 leaders in Kansas City were lnet on the basketball court by Central's team. The twelve men on the first squad this year were led by Arthur Kiddoo as Captain and Center. The other men were: Miller, Beaty, Gann, Kendall, Harvey, Gore, Bristow, Trenholm, Richmond, Roderick and Ritchie. T Central's victories and honor on the athletic team were due, in a great part, to Coach Aton Stankowski, who worked hard and faithfully to turn out some of the most brilliant teams that ever represented Cen- tral in Gridiron, Gym or Track Sports. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 1 Central ......... 21 Sabetha, Kan .... gangs: ?qmgh3V3SiJ12h en r . . .. . Central .... . . . 0 K. C. Northelast.. Central Shenandoah H . n 118 Central .... . .. 0 K. C. Centra .... 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