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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1926 volume:

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The hours spent in these halls were happy hoursg We've worked and played, and, seeking knowledge, Have learned to meet success and failure,, To keep on striving for what we know is right. Our task here is finished and we must leave. Others will carry on the work and win success As we have done. We shall go out into the world Where the light is much more diflicult. Friendships formed in high school will help Us as we struggle up the lonely road to fame. We leave this Wakitan, a record of all our deeds, A written proof of our achievements, as the reminder To all of the class of nineteen twenty-six. The memory of all the days at Central Wfill spur us on to greater things, And woven by the golden cord deep into our hearts, Will remain there unchanged and unmarrid ailiways. - . . C. f'A 3' Qomzmg Opening Pages ......., ..... 1 to Senior Section ,....... ,.,.. 1 3 to Underclassmen ...... ..... 4 7 to Organizations ..... ,.... 6 1 to Athletics ........., ..... 9 3 to Miscellaneous ..cc. ........ 1 06 to P 5 'A ttyl!!! 0O0 000N gooovoovvov 'le ,O 0, I 1' 1 'I-V.-1' 1 i1:'LL:1g.GJ ' .LL4gg.....'- G. .ogv.ogogo:o:o1oL4 ' g-VJ ' 5N.Xn,m:oio:o.s:o:ogL'fo' Board of Education D. T. AITCHISON, President KENNETH VV. ROBINSON, Vice-President A. L. LOVING, Secretary-Business Manager J. C. D. RANDALL, Treasurer JOHN C. LANDIS, Jr., Attorney O. A. ZOLLINGER J. S. LUCAS DR. JOHN M. BELL A. J. CLARK Page Eight WMM, rw ,X ., K' 3?-KC , ' 'Q ' K -x F 1 Q -1 - fvwx' '-1 X--X E X4 ip X Q Y . M 'fx . , WX yn. W.: ,mt A M X X ni Y ' -Lf-xy-xifkil ' Y Qi.-.W gg I x ., U 'HK ,, - was NW C. A. GREENE CALLA E. VARNER Superintendent DAVID W. HOPKINS Vice-Principal Principal Girntral liligh Svrhnnl Page Nine 9 54? 0 v Qooooooou ooooaovogvi . il , ...... - .. ., '!-gg1L:1L-uf, . 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RK ' ' gi ik K, ,A ' -f ' XM :Q 'KEN ,,: ',i5'f .-? x F U X A 1 Cffx' f,SL Tir ' :mmwL,A-lmluaHa.llllsmwa.'rlvlBJnllwLnm11lii' ' ' Hamlin' ,- ' ' ' A V - Y v - Y fQ'q1o1ogog9g41ogo,QAx6 a,Og9go,9g9RO9!.'l g 4. ,o,oAv,!321.o.u , QV, - ---- - Senior Class Officers Robert Minton ,..,,. ,.....,.. P resident Violet Ridener ...,, ,,,,,,, V ice-President -701111 Lindbeck ...... ,.,,i,.. T reasurer Sarah Ardery ,..,,,.. ............. S eeretary SARAH C. SPENCER RUTH O. WEEKS Sponsor SDOHSOI' Page Thirteen L 'Y 1 AKERS, DONALD Red-haired, likeable, teasing-that's Don- ald. He proved his capability as an R. O. T. C. officer and as class treasurer. TTEeasurer, '23, '24: First Lieutenant, R. O. ALBAN, RAY Big-hearted Ray is determined to per- suade. What's more, he does it. He's a very active Hi-Y member. He expects to attend M. U. Ray desires to be a banker- just like him. R. O. T. C. Sergeant, '23, '24: Hi-Y. ALBRECHT, ARDUS MILDRED Popular, pleasing and full of pep, With the piano she has a rep. Ardus has completed her course in three and one-half years. She expects to attend National Park Seminary at Washington, D. C. She wants to teach in the kinder- garten department. Chairman of Invitation Committee, '26g Math. Club: Senior Capers, '25, National Honor Society, '26, Page Fourteen ALLISON, EDITH She is snappy, Stylish and noted for her dancing. Edith expects to go to J, C. Girl Reserves: Razzettes: Glee Club, '26: Five Hearts In a Kettle : Camera Club: Journalism Program, '25: Good English Pa- geant, '24. ANDERSON, MILDRED Mildred is a willing worker, a helpful member of her class. She, too, plans to go to J. C. She desires to be a good steno- grapher. Girl Reserves: Razzettes. ANDERSON, ORWIN Having graduated last semester, Orwin went to Mitchell, South Dakota, where he is working on his uncle's ranch. He wants to become an engineer. du. ANDRIANO, EUGENIA She's studious, but studying hasn't warped Eugeniafs sense of humor. She can still get a laugh out of anything. Lindenwood is her choice. Baseball, '22, '23, Razzettes, Girl Reserves. ARDERY, SARAH That indefinable something called person- ality has claimed Sarah as its own. She al- ways does more than her part in a com- mendable and efficient way. Tower Club: Student Council, '25, '26, Sec- retary of Junior and Senior Classes, Busi- ness Manager of All School Play, '26, Presi- dent National Honor Society, French Insig- ma. BACHMAN, DOROTHY Dorothy's musical ability is as remarkable as is her endless humor. She hopes to be a musician. She will attend J. C. Central Capers, '24. BEASLEY, CONGER A leader in his class from the very first, Congel' has always been one of the foremost in all activities. He expects to attend Pvnn. University. Football Reserves, '23, '24, President of Freshman Class, Lieutenant, lt. O. T. C.: Chairman of Senior Program Committee, Orchestra, '23. BEASLEY, FRANCES Not everyone can graduate in three and one-half years and still play such an im- portant part in class activities as Sis has. Student Council, '25, '26, Junior Class Sec- retary and Treasurer. BEATY, LOUIS Here's Wishing Jew as much success in life as he had on Centra1's court. He will attend either M, U. or N. U. Basketball, '23, '24, '25, '26, Ccapt., '25J, Football, '23, '24, President of C Club. '26, Hi-Y, Supply Sergeant, R. O. T. C. Page Fifteen l BEAVER, HAROLD I-Ia.llie's fame came with a boom in his senior year. A deadly tackle, a dependable guard-Beaver is fight from start to fin- ish. He expects to go to M. U. Football Reserves, '23, '24g Basket Ball Re- serves, '25g Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.: Rifle Team, '23: C Club: Football, '25g Basket- ball, '26g Hi-Y. BECK, RUSSELL He was the handsome hero of When Love Is Young. Russell is just as good natured as he is good looking, so you see he must be a pretty nice fellow. Band, '24, '25: Orchestra, '24, '25, '26: Mathematics Club: Vice-President, '26g When Love Is Young. BECKLEY, BENTON Both B's stand for business. Mechanical and business-like sounds like a good combi- nation and it is. Benton expects to go to school in Los Angeles, California. Business Manager Outlook, '25, '263 Busi- ness Manager Wakitan, '26g Treasurer Span- ish Club, '26g Hi-Y. V Page Sixteen BECKWITH, ROSA Rosa is so quiet and modest that few know of her ability. Activities tell the tale. She will go to P1att's Business College. C Club, '24, '25, '26: Volley Ball, '24, '25: Baseball, '23, '24, '25, Basket Ball, '24, '25: Basket Ball Reserves, '26: Latin Club: Girl Reserves. BENDER, JOHN There really is a lot to this boy-in more than one Way. When John takes Leapin' Lena and goes to M. U. there will be a big gap at Central. Drum Mador : Student Council, '22g Hi-Y: Howling Fifty. , BETTI S, LUCILLE I Good in basket ball and baseball, better in volley ball and track, best at skating- that's Betting Bettis. Lucille intends to be a physical director and is going to the American College of Physical Education at Chicago. Volley Ball, '23, '24, '25: Track, '24, '25: Baseball, Captain Basket Ball, '26: Basket Ball, '25g Captain Track Team, '24: C Club, Junior Play. BIGHAM, CINDERELLA All she lacks is the glass slipper-she has the heroine's name and looks. But our Cin- derella is more practical, as she has chosen business college to prepare for work in a government office. BISHOP, MILDRED S. Mildred says she wants to teach. If she puts forth the effort to teach that she has to learn at Central she will surely suc- ceed. She expects to attend William Jewell, or Colorado. BLOOM, JOHN John places first when it comes to the best natured ones at C. H. S. He has per- sistently proved his capability in basket ball. Jocko Bloom is well liked by every single person. He will attend J. C. Sergeant, R. 0. T. C.: Football Reserves, '24, '25: Basket Ball, '25, '26, Hi-Y. V BODEMULLER, JEROME A pleasant chap and always ready for fun. The geometry problems wait in fear and trembling when he approaches and utterly collapse when he pounces upon them. He will attend K. U. to study music. BOWLING, HARRY Blarney BoWling's recipe for success: mix syncopation with comedy. add plenty of gab and flavor with athletics. All-School-Plays, Drum-Major a n d ''Come-Out-of-the-Kitchen'': Football, '25: Student Council Alternate, '25, '26g Orches- tra, '23, '24, '25g Band, '23, '24, '25. BULLOCK, ALAN Alan has the original poker face -all others are imitations. He could doubtless succeed as a diplomat. He will go to J. C. Corporal, R. O. T. C.: Mathematics Club, '24, '25: Hi-Y, '25. Page Seventeen BUN DY, CATHERINE For the sake of those interested, these girls are not twins but condescend to admit relationship. They are capital girls from the capitol Uefferson Cityl. Catherine wants to be a librarian in the Children's Department. She will go to J. C. Razzettes: Girl Reserves. BUNDY, ELIZABETH Elizabeth and American Problems are in- separable. No wonder, her ambition is to be an expert accountant. She will go to J. C. and then Wisconsin U. Glee Club: Razzettesg Latin Club. B URNETT, ELIZABETH It takes music to express her and at that it would have to be a winning tune. She plays, teaches, and plans to study music. Elizabeth is now attending J. C. Freshman Program, '23: Vice-President Junior Class, '25g Press Club: Outlook Staff: Slgesiggnt Girl Reserves in State of Missouri, Page Eighteen BURNETT, G-AIL This vivacious red head wins the heart of all with her sweet personality and her lovely voice. She expects to go to Graceland Col- lege. Drum Major : Glee Club: Girl Reserves: When Love Is Young. BURNHAM, GILBERT Gilbert's courteous, pleasant and chival- rous manner along with his skill with the saxaphone makes him thoroughly likeable. He expects to attend M. U. Band, '23, '24, '25, '26g Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, '26: All School Play, Come Out Of The Kitchen. BURNS, JAMES P. Jim is never serious, so why should this be? His ambition is to earn a. mint of money before he is twenty-seven. It sounds mysterious. Maybe the Man in the Bowler Hats can explain. He expects to attend The Man in the Bowler Ha,t : Boys' Glee Club: Captain, R. O. T. C.: Regimental Staff, '26g Hi-Y: Press Club:XJournalism Program. '25, '2s. BUSCH, DOROTHY 4 Dorothy's philosophy is why worry? Which might explain her buoyancy. She finished at Central last semester and is at- tending J. C. BUTLER, LONIS Thrilling runs for touchdowns, pretty passes for goals, lightning dashes in track, he is an all round athlete, so fifteen for But- ler! Lonis expects to attend M. U. His ambition is to become a lawyer. Football Reserves, '24: Football, '25: All City Half Back, '25: Basketball Reserves. '24, '25: Basketball, '26: Track, '25, '26: C Club: Hi-Y: Sergeant, R. O. T. C. BUZARD, CHESTER Chet 'is a real blues chaser. He doesn't know how to be blue and he persists in making everyone else forget, too. He is con- nected with every activity-see list below. He will go to J. C. First Sergeant, Company C, '23g Student Council, '25, '26: Junior Minstrels, '23: Treasurer, Student Council. '25, '26: Basket Ball Reserves, '24, '25: Basket Ball Squad, '25, '26: Chairman, Gift Committee, '26: As- sistant Stage Manager, Senior Play, '25g Hi-Y: City Council Representative, '25: Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25, '26. CHADWICK, IRENE Irene is quiet until she gets on the court and then her playing speaks for itself. She will 50 to Platt's. French Club ,'26: Volley Ball, '25, '26: Girl's C Club. CHURCHILL, LOIS M. With such capability and so much ambi- tion how could Lois fail to succeed? She will go to J. C. Glee Club, '24, '253 Mathematics Club, '24, '25, '26: President, Mathematics Club, '25: Tower Club, '25, '26: English and Latin In- signiasg Captain, Second Volley Ball Team, '24: Camera Club, '26: Latin Club, '26: Raz- zettes: Class Volley Ball Team, '25: Fourth Place in State Essay Contest, '25g Co-Author, Five Hearts In a. Kettle : Journalism Play, g?:bNational Honor Society: President, Press u . CONNETT, PERILLA Perilla has never been known to lack words. She plans to go to Ward-Belmont and specialize in Domestic Science. Page Nineteen CRAMER, ROBERT R. Bob says his ambition is to do one thing well. Will it be art or swim.ming? His an- nual work has eliminated the first, so 1et's hope it is a good-looking girl he saves. I-Ie has been attending J. C. since the mid. term. Major, R. O. T. C.: Rifle Team, '25, '26: Art Editor, Wakitan, '26. CULVER, WARREN Warren is quite the football man to say nothing of his accomplished illustrative drawings. His ambition is to attend his own marriage ceremony. He will go to Ala- bama.. Football Reserves, '24: Football, '25g Hi-Y. DAILEY, ANTHONY Anthony has ambitious plans for .the fu- ture. He intends to study hydraulic engi- neering. He will attend Washington Uni- versity at St. Louis. Page Twenty DEPPEN, LOUISE Well dressed? Yes. Energetic? Oh yes. freplgf? Well of course! Louise will go to Freshman Auditorium, '23: Razzettes: Camera. Club: Spanish Club: Girls' Rifle Team, '23: Central Capers, '24, '25. DERGE, FRED This journalism errand boy. never says much. He doesn't have to-those sweaters do the talking. Fritz names M. U. as his next school. Drum-Major g Hi-Y Club. DEROSSETT, WILLARD Know more than you let others know that you knoW, is good advice. Willard is the kind that thinks a lot deeper than any of us suspect. He will study electrical en- gineering at Coyne Electrical School. DE VORSS, BILLIE To write, to talk, to play, to sing, all of these accomplishments may be acquired, but some arts, as drawing, are just heaven be- stowed. Billie is one of the enviable ones with this gift. He expects to attend J. C. DICKSON, LOIS The word rest is not in her vocabulary. Then too, she is a faithful follower of Dame Fashion. Camera Club: Girl Reserves, '23: Spanish Club: Press Club: Journalism Program. DODD, MARIAN This Winsome Miss with her wear-ever smile has been a very important part of the Central life. She will attend M. U. Camera Club: Spanish Club: Razzettesg Oske-wow-wow Program, '24g Personal Ed- itor Outlook, '26: Senior Capers, '25. DROZD, CHRISTINE For dependability and accomplishment, Christine takes a prize. Then she takes an- other one with her enviable disposition. Her ambition is to be an authoress. She will attend M. U. Mathematics Club: Latin Club: Girl Re- serves, '23, '24, '25, '26: Press Club: National Honor Society, '26: Rifle Team, '22: Manners and Conduct Club. EHRLICH, SARA Sara is brilliant and reserved but always, a la. mode. She will go to J. C. Freshman Play, '23: Man In the Bowler alert, '26: French Club, '26: Camera Club, ELD, LOIS Lois is very dark and very delusive for she is quite loquacious. She will prepare at J. C. to be a. teacher, Page Twenty-one p . lf Qu 'SQ F ESTERGREN, FRANK Frank is not so tall but oh, his smile is big! His sympathy is wonderful and he is Willing to cry at your tale of woe or laugh at your poorest joke. He will go to Rolla School of Mines to study electrical engi- neering. FARRELL. DALE A flash of color, and here comes Dale, in one of those super-brilliant sweaters of his. VVho doesn't know him? He will go to Chi- cago Electrical School for his ambition is to be an electrical engineer. FENNER, HELEN This flapper is quite modern. Helen doesn't lack ability either. She is truly ar- tistic. She plans to study at Kansas City Art Institute. Student Council, '25: Circulation Manager Outlook, '26: French Club: Girl Reserves: Secretary Camera Club: Journalism Pro- gram, '26: Freshman Executive Committee: Razzettes. N P2 ge Twenty-two FISHBAIN, ANNE Anne was one of those who stepped over to J. C. at the middle of the year. She plans to continue her studies at M. U. Her ambition is to be a Spanish teacher. CF'lxgeshman Stunt: Spanish Club: French lu . FROGGE, NADINE This diminutive member .of the class is to be congratulated on her characteristic determination. You can always tell her by her soft, Southern drawl. GADS BY, MARY ADELAIDE Quiet but full of pep describes Mary. She wants to be the pianist in a. Jazz orchestra. Penn will be her next school. Freshman Basket Ball Team, 'ZZQ Swim- ming Team, '25: Rifle Club. '22g Press Club: Razzettes: Spanish Club, '26: Girl Reserves. GARELICH. IMIE Imie's sense of humor is the greatest part of him. His ambition is to be a pharmacist. He intends to go to J. C. and will finish at some University. Boys' Glee Club. GARTH, ALICE Sure enough she's half of the famous Garth twins and superbly fascinating! Alice will go to M. U. ,23Student Council, '25g Freshman Program, GARTH, HELYN Then here is the other half. She, too, reigns in the realm of charm. Helyn will go to M. U. Her ambition is to travel. Freshman Program, '23: Razzettes: Span- ish Club: Camera Club: Senior Capers, '25, Latin Club. l GAUPP, FERN Fern is truly une chere a.mie. She al- ways has a kind word for everybody and that is in itself an accomplishment. She will go to M. U. after J. C, French Club, '26: Camera Club: Manners and Conduct Club. GEORGE, EMERALD Easton lost n jewel when Emerald left. From the first tip off until the final gun, Bud is there with the old fight. He will go to either M. U. or K. U., and his ambi- tion is to be a, second De Bernardi. Basketball, '25, '26: Drum Major : Howl- ing Fiftyg Hi-Yg C Club. GIDDENS, RUBY Ruby is one of those reliable people that one can't get along without. She wants to be a. teacher of domestic science. Her next school is probably Simpson College. f Page Twenty-three l l GIESLER, RUTH The best catcher in town. But of course it was not Ruth who said this for she is as modest as she can be. She is attending J. C. and will go to Missouri Wesleyan at Cameron. Ruth plans to teach either Span- ish or Latin. Freshman Stunt: Mathematics Club, '24, '25: Baseball, '24g C Club: Latin Insignia: Spanish Insignia. G-LICK, MlLDRED F. Mildred's distinction is divided between her remarkable curls and her swimming. But playing in the water isn't all of which she is capable, for she has her share of mu- sical ability. Mildred will go to a music conservatory. N. P. Auditorium, '23. GOLDBERG, GLADYS To know Gladys is requisite to appreciate her pep and person. Brush and Pencil Club. '23: Freshman Au- ditorium. '23: French Club. I Page Twenty-four I GOLDING, JOHN He is the kind that helps raise the scholar- ship standards of the class. John is a, math- ematician and the shark at French and Eng- lish. He can not chose between being an architect or newspaper man. He will go to Haverford College. Vice-President. French Club: Latin Club: Mathematics Club. G-OLDMAN, DAVID A. David has real literary talent but his am- bition directs him to a medical profession. He intends to be a physician-surgeon. He will go to J. C. then some university. Boys' Glee Club: Press Club. GRAHAM, ELOYS Eloys is the fairest of the fair. This ap- plies not only to her appearance but to her attitude toward all. She is now attending Platt's Business College. Girl Reserves, '23, '24, GRIFFIN, FREDERICK A A gentleman of the old school, Frederick is quiet and reserved, but nevertheless his Irish eyes hold a jolly twinkle. He will go to the University of Virginia to study medi- clne. Freshman Play, '23: Hi-Y: Football Re- serves, '24, '25p French Club. HAHN, LEONARD A good friend and true is he. steady and firm. He moves slowly but surely and his progress is assured. He will study medi- cine at N. U. HALLIDAY, WILLIS Willis is a living proof that where there is a wit there's a way. He will try his luck at J. C. HAM.ANN, CHARLOTTE Her story should be told in several tongues for Charlotte is equally good in Spanish and Latin. Her ambition is to teach in a kindergarten department. She will go to school at Seward, Nebraska. President, Spanish Club, '26. HARRINGTON. FRANK. 5 - Frank's fame was established behind the footlights but his part in Central has been as well played as any of these roles. He will go to M. U. Come Out of the Kitchen, '26: Expres- sion Play. HARRIS, EDITH Her name means a rich gift. and Edith has ever strived to live up to her name at Central. Edith will attend Business College for she wants to he a government steno- grapher. Class Volley Ball, '23, '24, '25: Latin Club: Girl Reserves. Page Twenty-five i It Qxjygxx ,Lt gg, X .3 HARRIS, MARTHA Beaux yeux? Oui. Martha is a French student, she will explain. She expects to attend Ward Belmont. Freshman Program, '23: Girl Reserves, '23, '243 Razzettes, '25: French Club. HAUCK, ELIZABETH Elizabeth is nobly furthering the literary fame of her family. VVhen in need of clever ideas, call 5501. She expects to go to Kansas State School of Agriculture. It is her ambition to do costume designing. HEIM, THEODORE Ted has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive and a hand to execute. He will attend J. C., then M. U. Football Reserves, '24, '25, First Sergeant, R. O. T. C., '24. Page Twenty-six HEWITT, KATHRYN Charming comes as near meaning Kate as any one word could. Five Hearts In a Kett1e : Drum Ma,ior : Glee Club, '25, '26g Sudent Council, '25, '26: Rifle Club, '23: Good English Pageant, '23. HICKMAN, MARCIA A sweet face and a. sweet nature surely is a charming combination. When anyone is in trouble Marcia will be that friend in- deed. She will go to J. C. French Club, '26: Girl Reserves. HIGGINS, BLANCHE JENNY If it's a good looking brunette in good looking clothes, you can be sure of its being Blanche, and since it is, you will welcome her. She will go to K. U. Press Club: Exchange Editor, Outlook, '26: Camera Club: Girl Reserves: Freshman Pro- gram. '23: Senior Capers, '26, l HILL, VVILLIAM ELVIS It is whispered that Elvis spends all his time memorizing quotations and waits ea- gerly to spring them on his dum-founded victim. He will go to Boston Tech. Sergeant, R. 0. T. C.: Rifle Team, '25, Program Committee, '23, HITZELBERGER, ROBERT He is a boy everyone likes. He doesn't make himself conspicuous but nevertheless giie Iknows he is there. Robert will attend Boys' Glee Club: Sergeant, R. 0. T. C. HOFFMEISTER, LEWIS Brevity is Lewis' middle name. He says he plans to go where Men are Men. '2g3a.nd, '23, '25, '26g Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, ' I l 1 I-IOLLOWAY, HAROLD Fore! Harold aspires to be either a golf professional or an engineer. He is deter- mined to drive something. Missouri will be his next school. HOOPER, LEROY Leroy equals beady black eyes, plus foot- ball ability, plus a. good voice. Football, '24, '25,: C Club: Glee Club. HOPKINS. NELLIE She is quiet,as a brook but deep as the ocean. In this cruel World of talkative creatures, how relieving it is to know Nellie. Page Twenty-seven HOPKINS, REESE PRICE Price is a mighty fine fellow and Central was quick to recognize him as such. Just about as Aquick, in fact, as Price decided that Central suited him better than Robi- doux. He will go to J. C. Football, '25: Basket Ball Reserves, '26. HULT. HAROLD Happy Hult proclaims this a good old world, continually. He will attend Kansas City College of Pharmacy for he intends to be a druggist. Football Reserves, '24: Football, '25: C Club. X HUSKAMP, HENRY Henry possesses that almost extinct trait of timidity. He will attend Rolla School of Mines to become a successful engineer. Page Twenty-eight HUSTON, GRACE Grace fills all requirements for a perfect lady. That is just summing' it up. She will go to J. C. Girl Reserves. HU TTON, VVILDAMAE Wilda. is a. prominent and active member of the class. Work and smile is her motto and it has made her exceedingly popular. J. C. will be her school. , Student Council. '22: Mathematics Club: Mathematics Insignia: Razzettes: Drum- Maiiorng Camera Club: National Honor So- C19 y. ' . IWIG, HELEN. This diminutive senior is easily distin- guished by her curls. She will go to J. C. JACOBS, JOE ' M Joe holds the title for being capable of making the best excuses ever heard and in addition he has one of those perfect mar- cels that you read about in books. He will go to J. C. Sergeant, R. O. T. C., '24, '25: Boys' Glee Club, '25, '26, JORNAYVAZ, LOUISE E. Vivante, charmante and chic means Jornayvaz. She is typically French. Louise wants to specialize in Home Economics. She will attend M. U. Girl Reserves: Glee Club, '26: Cheer Leader: Razettes: French Club, Camera Club: Secretary, Razzettes. KAROHL, ERNEST LOUIS He is as earnest as his name implies. Ernest will go to J. C. He hopes to be an electrical engineer. KEENE, HORACE .Without a doubt Horace is a keen musi- fZl3.Il. When the Outlook's jokes didn't suit it was Horace that got the blame. He will go to Seattle School of Electrical Engineer- mg. 2Joke Editor, Outlook, '25, '26: Band, '24, ' 5. KIENE. HELEN She is joyous, modest and dependable- there is no end to Helen's virtues. Helen has chosen Kansas State School of Agricul- ture as her college. She will teach Domes- tic Science. KINMAN, JESSIE Jessie is noted not only for her singing but also for her grace in dancing. She Yargs to teach Mathematics and Will go to Mathematics Club: Spanish Club: Drum Ma,ior : Five Hearts In a Kettle : Girls' Glee Club, '24, '25g Maryville Contest for Dancing: Camera Clique. '25. Page Twenty-nine l KINNISON, ROBERTA Roberta is demure and agreeable, all in gil, guite likeable. She will go to J. C., then Girl' Reserves, Spanish Club. KIVETT, ROBERT Problem: How can so much pep, vim and real ability be stored in so small a volume? Answer: Bob, He has been a loyal mem- ber of J. Cp during this last semester. Basketball Reserves, '24, '25, Football Re- serves, '25, Student Council, '22, '23, '24, '25, Hi-Y: Cheer Leader, '24, '25. KUNZ, MELVIN This blonde could win his way through life with smiles. He will study at Rolla School of Mines to be a civil engineer. Glee Club. Page Thirty LA CROIX, JANE GAYLE In three and one-half years Gayle has won a reputation for dependability, patience and sympathy. She wants to be a pianist. Gayle will go to J. C. J. C. Spanish Club, '26, Secretary-Trea.s- urer, Mathematics Club, '25, '26, Glee Club, '26, Alumni Editor, Outlook, Press Club. LAHRMANN, ELIZABETH Elizabeth is one of the most loyal sen- iors and a talented actress. Personality, pep and character-that's Elizabeth. She will go to J. C., then M. U. Five Hearts In a Kettle , Come Out of the Kitchen , VVhen Love Is Young , Cir- culation Manager, Outlook, '25, National Honor Society, Tower Club, Class Basket Ball Team, '23, Girl Reserves Reporter, '24, Girl Reserves President, '25, Literary Ed- itor Wakitan, Press Club: Mathematics Club, Razzettes, Treasurer, French Club, '26. LANGNER, SARA This petite maiden is as Winsome as she can be, in every sense of the word. She will go to J. C. Girl Reserves, French Club, Camera. Club. 1, X, , XX WJ LARMER, ROBERT Bob's ambition is to be a doctor. He will probably dispense with medicine and sHmg to his patients. J. C. will be his co ege. Drum Major : Hi-Y: Glee Club, '25: Sen- ior Auditorium Program, '26. LECHLER, MARGARET Very emotional, she proved her dramatic ability in When the Lamp Went Out. Margaret expects to attend M. U. Good English Pageant, '23: Treasurer of Girl Reserves, '24: Razzettes. LEEN, JEANETTE She is brilliant and kind enough to share her knowledge by helping others. Jeanette will go to J. C. Her ambition is to be a. teacher. Mathematics Club. l LENTZ, DONALD Lengthy Lentz is quite the comedian, then too, he is radio-mad. He expects to attend Rolla School of Mines. Man in the Bowler Hat. LIECHTI, CHARLES Tall, blue eyed, and quiet is Charles with one exception, when a certain party is around. Charles wants to be an architect. Boys' Glee Club, '26. LINDBECK, JOHN Is John class treasurer because he is bus- iness-like or is he business-like because he is class treasurer? He will attend North- Western University to study finance and commerce. His ambition is to be a. corpora- tion lawyer. Hi-Y: Drum Major : Five Hearts In a. Kettle : Treasurer of Senior Class. Page Thirty-one MAXWELL, VERDE This snappy shoe salesman is anxious to start his business career. If Verde is as good a manager as he is a hurdler, business will have no terrors for him. Track, '24: Sergeant, R. O. T. C.g Glee Club, '26: Mathematics Club. MAYER, ISAAK Remember the two-hundred pound baby? He is just as good natured now as then. Isaak Wants to be editor of a small town newspaper. He left Central last semester. Capers, '24. MEADE, ETHELYN Bookish, intellectual and efficient, Ethelyn is a fine student and a successful debater. Mathematics Club: Latin Club: Debate Club: Alternate on Debate Team, '26, Latin Insigniag National Honor Society. Page Thirty-two MEIER, GRETCHEN Though Gretchen is dark, her future looks bright-as bright as her present, in fact. Her ambition is to do interior decorating or to be a designer. - Vice-President, Freshman Class: Feature Editor, Wakitan, '26, Editor-in-Chief, Out- look, '26, Razzettes: Spanish Club: Press Club: Central Capers, '26, Outlook Staff, '257 Girls' Rifle Team, '23. MILBOURNE, JESSIE If she can jump through places in life as well as she clears the bar, Jessie will win. Her ambition is to be a Spanish inter- preter. She will go to California University. Glee Club, '24, '25: Track: C Club: Span- ish Club. MILLER, JESSIE Jessie is a true slave to athletics. Volley Ball, '23, '24, Captain, '25: Basket Ball, '25, '26: Baseball, '23, '24, Captain, '25: Track, '25! Glee Club, '24, '25g C Club, '24, '25, '26: Junior Auditorium, '25: Spanish Club, '26: Girl Reserves: Captain, Baseball Team. '23. M M I LLER. VIRGINIA If silence were golden, Virginia would be a pauper. She is one perfectly good reason that the class of '26 has been called orig- inal. Virginia will go to Ward Belmont. She wants to teach music and write. Razzettes: Orchestra, '24, '25, '26: Glee Club: Latin Club: Camera Club: Girl Re- serves: Life-Saving Crew. MINTON, ROBERT Girls consider him a demi-od, boys the ideal fellow. Everybody agrees that M-I-N-T-0-N spells success. Bob will study medicine. Vice-President, Sophomore Class: Presi- dent, Junior Class: President, Senior Class: Football, '24, '25: Student Council, '25, '26: C Club: Finance Committee: Five Hearts In a Kettle : Track Team, '24, '25, '26: High Point Man, City Meet, '25: High Point Man, Class Meet, '25: National Honor Society. MITCHELL, MARTHA She is Matchless Mitchell when it comes to talent, fun and boundless vigor. Steph- ens will be her college. Glee Club, '26: Girl Reserves: Razzettes: Student Council, '25: Alternate, '26: Five Hearts In a Kettlc : Spanish Club: Life- Saving Crew. MODI E, ELMER Almost everycne has some sense of humor but not allrare blessed with a prize one like Elmer's. He will go to J. C. His am- bition is to see the world. Battallion Adjutant, R. O. T. C.: Rifle Team, '23, '24. INIOORE, RUTH Ruth makes a perfect flapper-she must be related to Colleen. She hasen't merely a supply of pep but Moore, Razzettes: Girl Reserves. MORRIS, BEATRICE Bee is pleasant and sweet and these are the best qualities one can acquire. Her am- bition is to be a music teacher. Glee Club, '25, '26: C Club: Mathemat- ilcs Club: Camera Club: Senior Volley Ball eam. Page Thirty-three .eg . 1 MUDGETT, MARY Mary is the youngest girl in the class, but not the youngest in accomplishments. She gets her diploma. before her sixteenth birth- way. J. C. will be her school. She wants to specialize in music. Drum Ma.jor : Five Hearts In aKettle : Will o' the Wisp : French Club: Student Council, '26. MUDGETT, RUTH Ruth is Mary's sister. How can one fam- ily contain two such delightful members? She wants to be a librarian. She will at- tend J. C. Latin Club. MUNGER, VIRGINIA This colorful lass we ken is a daughter of bonny Scotland. Virginia is always in a hurry, for she is one of the most industrious members of the class. Virginia will attend J. C. or business college. Spanish Club: Camera Club. Page Thirty-four MURPHY, OMAR J. O-riginal, M-odest, A-rtistic, R-esponsible. Well named, isn't he? Art Editor, Outlook, '25, '26: French Class, gf: Cggnera Club: Press Clubg Wakitan ay, ' . NECHEMIAS, MILDRED Mildred has learned super-patience trying to get people to pronounce her name cor- rectly. She is attending J. C. and will then go to Columbia University. Her ambition is to teach Botany or English. Spanish Club: Spreading the News. NELSON, FRANK GEORGE Professor Nelson is an authority on any topic one can name, including, of course, character reading. He will attend J. C. Spanish Club: Latin Club: Man In the Bowler I-Iat 9 Spanish Auditorium Program. NELSON, MILDRED Mildred made a stunning maid in her sophomore year-and now she's still a stun- ning maid. Business College is her choice. Teeth of the Gift-Horse : Girl Reserves: Camera Club. NELSON, PEARL Pearl desires to travel. Is it speed or space she craves? No, it must be just cur- iosity. Maryland University is her choice. Latin Club: Camera Club: Tragedy of Errors. NICHOLAS, J UANITA Among the rarest treats ever offered Central's audience were the delightful read- ings she gave. Juanita can be depended upon for wit. Spreading the News : Once in a Blue Moon : Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town : Razzettes: Girl Reserves: If I Were King. OSBOURN, ALBERT Al reminds one of the band. He is a born band leader, in fact, much of the credit oavour football victories goes to Al. Thanks A . I-Ii-Y: R. O. T. C.: Director of Band and Orchestra: Senior Orchestra. PATRICK BERNIECE She's earnest in athletic efforts and too. Berniece is a. worthy student. Her ambition is to be librarian. Girl Reserves, '26: Latin Club: Senior Vol- ley Ball: Sophomore Basket Ball. PATTERSON, MARGARET Her sincerity is the brightest spot in her amiable character. What she does she does well. Her ambition is to teach History and English. Page Thirty-five PERRINE, MARGARET Clever, witty words, in a low, drawling voice, and that's Margaret speaking. Her voice fascinated a young man so much that he refused to stop talking despite the fact that he had the wrong number. Girl Reserves, Razzettes. POE, GEORGE Though he doesn't write poetry to any great extent, George has Edgar Allan far surpassed in athletics. He is going to Northwestern. Football, '24, '25, Captain, '25, Tackle on All City Team: Track, '24, '25g C Club. POLLARD, LEON To be always pleasant has been the ambi- tion of more than one person. Leon has al- ready Won thls reputation. Page Thirty-six PORTER, JACK The styles of Class 0' '26 are always ac- cording to Porter. He is the walking fashion plate of Central. POTEET, EVVING No one need worry about Petite Po- teet's future for it's already Well paved. He sailed through C. H. S. in three and one-half years and is the youngest graduate: 14 years old. He will attend J. C. Debate: Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, '26, Band, '24, '26: Violin Medal, Maryville, '23, Colum- bia, '25. PRENTISS, VIRGINIA If you crave some fun, see Virginia. She is not sure what kind of an apprentice she'1l be, but she may teach. Glee Club, '26. RANDOLPH, VIOLET Violet always smiles and extends a help- ing' hand. Her optimism is refreshing. REECE, ROBERTA Dainty and dear. Roberta has the rare faculty of making friends without talking much. She will attend Colorado University. Freshman Program, '23: Student Council. REID, MARVIN His-ambition is to be a successful business man--if you know Marvin, you can guess the result. He will go to J. C. Freshman Play, '23: Corporal, R. O. T. C. RIDENER, 'VIOLET Hail to the hall of fame! Editor-in-chief, Wakitan, '26: Editor-in- chief, Outlook, '25: Class Vice-President, '25, '26g Class Secretary-Treasurer, '23, '24: Stu- dent Council, '24, '25: Class Basket Ball Team, '24: Vice-President, National Honor Society, '25: Tower Club: Press Club: Co- Author, Five Hearts In a Kettle , Third Prize, Sewing Contest at Maryville, '24. RIFENBARY, ELIZABETH Everyone points toward Elizabeth when asked for an original person. Her ideas are workable and wonder of wonders--she's gen- erous with them. She wants to be a libra- rian. She will go to the St. Louis Library School. Mathematics Club: Senior Capers: J. C. Spanish Club. lil LE Y, AMOS An ardent follower of the sports the had to be, he was sport editorl, but there's no joking about his military work, everyone snaps to attention when he commands. Camera Club: Hi-Y: Athletic Editor, Out- look, '25: Captain, R. O. T. C.. '25. Page Thirty-seven - -L.- l ROTHLISBERGER, MARGARET Speaking of blondes-Margaret is a fasci- nating sample of the specie. Her ambition is to be a kindergarten teacher. She will attend J. C. and Maryville. Tragedy of Errors : Mathematics Club: Girl Reserves: Spanish Club. ROWLAND, KATHARINE She can certainly tickle the' ivories. Some day when she is playing before the crowned heads of Europe, we will say, Why, I knew her when- Don't forget us then, Kate! She will go to Briar Cliff Manor. SANDERS, EULAH The willingest person in all the class. It is too bad Eula divided her efforts be- tween Hastings High and Central. She will be an English teacher. She will attend J. C. and M. U.' Girl Reserves, Christmas Auditorium Pro- gram, '25. Page Thirty-eight SCHMALTZ, GRACE When you hear Schmaltz you think of flowers-cheeriness, daintiness, and Grace. She will go to Business College. She wants to be a real business woman. Mathematics Club, '24, '253 Razzettes, '25. SEAL, PAULINE The most admirable combination achiev- able-a good athlete and a good student. She Will go to Business College. She wants to be a physical instructor. Volley Ball, '25, '26: Basket Ball, '25, '26: Baseball, '25: Track, '25: C Club, '25, '26: Junior Auditorium, '25: Mathematics Club, '25, '26g Spanish Club, '26: Girl Reserves. SHACKELFORD, ROGER Power of concentration explains his quiet- ness. A marvel at mathematics. He will go to J. C. or M. U. He plans to be a. banker. Corporal, R. O. T. C.: Mathematics Club: All School Play Committee, '25: Camera Club: French Club: National Honor Society. SHAFFER, ALICE FERN Alice first came into prominence in her freshman year when she won that memor- able medal for the best piano student. Now, as then, when one thinks of her he thinks of music. She will study at a music con- servatory. Mathematics Club: National Honor So- ciety: Secretary, Latin Club. SHERMAN, MARGARET Margaret has the extraordinary record of being the only freshman girl to make the honor roll her first six weeks of high school. She will go to J. C. and then K. U. Her ambition is to be a teacher. SHIDLER, LOUISE A sunny temper gilds the edge of life's darkest clouds. Louise was the mathemat- ical answer book in her class. She will go to J. C. Her ambition is to be a teacher. X SHIELDS, ULA Ula is among those who have thoroughly enjoyed their years at Central, but why not, with that agreeable way of hers? She will go to J. C. Glee Club. SILVERFORB, DORA She is.reserved, sweet and pretty. Dora persists m thinking nice things about peo- ple, and she is not backward about saying them. She will go to J. C. Girl Reserves: Razzettes: Camera Club: Press Club. STINGLEY, JEAN Without Jean the class of '26 would have been authorless, for who but Jean can create such poetry and song? She lacks no quality of capability, beauty nor energy, hence her popularity. National Honor Society, '25, '26: Student Council, '25, '26: Literary Editor, Outlook, '25: Come Out of The Kitchen : Feature Editor, Outlook, '26: Girl Reserve Vice- President, '25, Secretary, '24: Razzettes: Central Capers, '23, '24, '25: Press Club: French Club: Five Hea.rts In a Kettle : Camera Club: Chairman, Journalism and Wakitan Program, '26: Oske-wow-wow Pro- gram, '24: Freshman Auditorium. '23, '24: Senior Executive Committee: English In- signia: History: When Love ls Young : Secretary, Press Club. Page Thirty-nine lx STONE, ELMA Some stones are precious, others are not. Elma belongs to the former class, to be sure. Her value to Central is proved in black and white below. She wants to be an instructor of music. She will go to K. U. or I. U. Track, '23, '25: Glee Club, '24, '25: Co- Author, Five Hearts In a Kettle : Audi- torium Program, '23: Orchestra, '22, '23, '24: Mathematics Club: National Honor Society: Tower Club. STORY, VIRGINIA WVhat she can't do isn't worth mentioning. Hence the brevity of these lines! Quite dependable tells this Story, She will go to J. C. and then K. U. Eureka Debating Club, '22: Executive Com- m.ittee, Freshman Class, '22: Camera Club: Journalism Program, '25: Latin Club: Press Club: Alternate, Student Council, '25, '26: Razzettes: Program Committee, Senior Class: Exchange Editor, Outlook, '25: Classes and Clubs Editor, '26: Chairman of Stage and Property Committee, '26: Girl Reserves. STRIPE, ANDREWV As his name implies, true to form and every inch a man. He will go to the Uni- versity of Southern California. R. O. T. C.: Hi-Y: Expression Play. Page Forty SUDDARTH, VIRGINIA There is no substitute for thorough-going, ardent and sincere earnestness. Virginia is a living contradiction of the saying: Beauty and brains don't go together. She will go to J. C., then K. U. National Honor Society: President, Math- ematics Club, '26, Vice-President, '25: Third Prize, Inter-School Thrift Essay Contest, '24: Five Hearts In a Kettle : C Pro- gram, '25: Representative Essay at Colum- bia.. '25: Associate Editor, Wakitan: Press Club: Latin Club: Camera Club: Razzettes: Property Committee for All School Play, '25. SUESENS, JOHN A Jack is one of the most ambitions seniors. His name is already in the C. H. S. Who's Who. He will go to J. C. His ambition is to write. Freshman Program: Teeth of the Gift Horse : Come Out of the Kitchen : Offic- cers Club: Wakitan Board: Athletic Editor. Outlook, '26: Tennis Team: Hi-Y: National Honor Society. SUMMERS, MILDRED Mickey is just as lithesome as the last part of her name. Daintiness and diminu- tiveness fit Mildred exactly. Her ambition is to see the world. She will go to N. U. Girl Reserves. TAYLOR. HAZEL A slip of a girl, slender, graceful, and at- tractive-will be missed from Central when Hazel leaves. She has always been a loyal worker for the class of '26, She will attend J. C. French Club, '25: Senior Capers, '25: Jour- nalism Program, '25: Five Hearts In a Ket- tle : Razzettes: Girl Reserves: Camera Club: Wakitan Program, '263 Press Club. TEDLOCK, DOROTHY VVho has seen Dorothy without her smile? Dorothy is one of those lucky persons who manage to find fun in everything, even Mathematics. She will attend J. C., then Northwestern University. Glee Club, '25. '26, THIESSEN, MILDRED Mildred is one of the few who answered Not to be when the question of bobbing one's tresses arose. It is only appropriate that a. poetess should have long hair. She will go to J. C. Press Club: Stage and Property Commit- tgab Senior Week: J. C. Reporter: Camera u . l l THOMAS, MARVIN Marvin will soon be appearing in Metro- politan Opera. Wouldn't everyone like to have success and looks assured as Ma.rvin has? He will go to Columbia University. Colonel, R. O. T. C., '25: Captain, Com- pany A, winner of Field Meet, '24: Foot- ball, '24, '25: Drum Major : Junior Min- strels, '24g Senior Play, '25: Wakltan Board, '26: Oskee-wow-wow Pageant, '24: Hi-Y: Rifle Team: Press Club: Howling Fifty: gtugent Council, '25, '26g Eureka Debating u . THORNBERRY, FRANK Frank's voice may be low but his hopes never are. He is Sir Galahad himself when it comes to chivalry. He will attend Rolla School of Mines. Central Capers, '25: R. O. T. C. THORP, RICHARD Dick Thorpe-and you think of that fine chap who specialized in R. O. T. C. His military bearing is as commendable as his alert mind. His ambition is to find the right girl. Sergeant, R. O. T. C., '24: Captain, C and B winning companies. '25: Lieutenant- Colonel, '26: Five Hearts In a Kettle'g: Hi- Y: Boys' Glee Club, '26: Howling Fifty. Page Forty-one TOLLE, JANE ESTHER She's the prize winner when it comes to getting news. If Jane is ever melancholy, she doesn't show it. She traveled through Central in three years and a half. She wants to take up journalism and tour the world. Freshman Play: The Garroters : Capers, '23: Swimming Team, '25, '26: Life Saving Crew, '25, '26: Girl's C Club: Camera Club: Press Club: French Club: Razzettes: Girl Reserves: Program Committee for French Club: Chairman, Costume Committee for Wakitan Program: Wakitan Program. TRACHSEL, LELA Lela is always cheerful, friendly and full of the wholesome zest of life. She wants to be an accompanist. She will go to a. mus- ical conservatory. Girl Reserves: Razzettes: Glee Club, '24, '25. TROYER, IRENE Just Irene -she's everything all by her- self. She is the general reference for the latest song hits. Irene will go to N. U. Press Club: Spanish Club: President, Cam- era Club: Girl Reserves: Personal Editor, Outlook, '25: Kodak Editor. Wakitan: Asso- ciate Editor, Outlook, '26: Senior Capers, '25: Journalism Program. Page Forty-two VAN ALSTIN, ALICE Alice-her car-Ad! She holds up the traveling end of the journalism class. Her ambition is to own a newspaper. She will study journalism at M. U. Basket Ball, '24, '25: Baseball, '24, '25: Class Basket Ball, '24, '25: Class Volley Ball, '25: Press Club: Latin Club: Journalism Pro- gram: Girl Reserves: Five Hearts In a Ket- tle : Advertising Manager, Outlook, '25, '26: Camera Club. VARNER, LALLA ROOKH With her practice, Lalla Rookh should start a taxi business after her graduation. There is no one more accommodating or good-natured than she. Lalla will go to Lin- denwood. VESSAR, LYNDAL G. Lyndal's plantiful mixture of knowledge and school spirit deems him a true Central- ite. He will go to Rolla. School of Mines and study civil engineering. Corporal, R. 0. T.'C'.: Boys' Glee Club. T V l VINCENT, STANLEY No one ever hurries Stanley. The whole World waits for slow but sure Vincent. The Outlook couldn't have existed Without him. Football Reserves, '25: Press Club: Hi-YQ Freshman Play, '22, Howling Fifty. VOSSEN, BERNICE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Bernice will go to Columbia or J. C. Freshman Program, '23: Girls' Rifle Team. WEBER. FRANK ' If our ideas were strictly English, Frank would be unanimously chosen poet laure- ate. His ambition is to be a city manager. He will study at Ann Arbor, Michigan. Press Club: Corporal, R. O. T: C. WEBSTER, MERWIN The combination of brains and energy means attainment. Merwin is brilliant and a most conscientious worker of the class. He will go to Rolla School of Mines or Bos- ton Institute of Technology to study elec- trical engineering. WIEHL, GEORGE WINSTON The Student Council is a group of real leaders, To say Bub is a very influen- tial member just begins to do him justice. He will go to Colorado School of Mines. Student Council, '24, '25, '26: Rifle Team, '23, '24: Howling Fifty: Hi-Y: Captain, R. O. C., '24, Regimental Adjutant, R. O. T. C., WEISS, LOUIS EUGENE David Belasco would have turned green with envy if he had but seen some of the lighting effects Eugene fixed. He will go to Washington University. Boys' Glee Club: Electrician. Page Forty-three WELSH, WALTER Walter came to Central at the beginning of '25 term from Warrensbiirg, where he was captain of the Basketball Team last year. He. expects to attend George Washington University at Washiiigton, D. C. WELTY, HAZEL Hazel is one of the most popular girls at Central. Reason? She has charm, good looks, and adaptability. Hazel will go to Kansas University. Secretary, Freshman Class, '22: Razzettes: Girl Reserves: Camera Club, '26: Once in a Blue Moon : Treasurer of Press Club: Journalism Program. WEST, KENNETH Kenneth's second name is determination, so his first must be accomplishment. He is thoroughly democratic and twenty years from now he will probably be a leader of the Union. He will go to Manhattan. Five Hearts In a Kettle g R. O. T. C. Page Forty-four WINES, WILBUR The force of his own merit makes his way. Wilbur never wastes many words but there are. some silent people who are more inter- esting than the best talkers. Lieutenant, Company B, '24: Boys' Glee Club, '25, '26. YANCEY, DORIS Fine manners are like personal beauty: a. letter of credit anywhere. Doris was another one of those not satisfied to be an in-between, so she forged right to the front in three and one-half years. She will go to California U. Freshman Play, '23: Girl Reserves. ' YOUNG. LESLIE A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market, but it's such a serious thing' to be funny. Leslie will go to Rolla School of Mines. Rifle Team, '26g Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.: Captain, R. O. T. C.: Hi-Y. ZIMMERMAN, BETTY JANE Betty Jane is all anyone could strive to be, and more! Her activities explain every- thing. Secretary, National Honor Society, Vice- President, Mathematics Club, '26, Razzettes, '24, '25, '26, Literary Editor, Outlook, '26, Glee Club, '26, Press Club, '26, Co-Author, Five Hearts In a Kettle , Press Agent, Glee Club, Vice-President, Spanish Club, '26, Exchange Editor, Outlook, '25, English Insignia, Mathematics Insignia, Camera. Club, Central Capers, '24, First Place in School Essay Contest. ZOLLINGER, GLORIA It would take a book to do her justice. Glorious Gloria is a talented reader, nor does she lack in beauty. Spanish Club, '26, Camera Club, '26, Raz- zettes: Rifle Team, '23, Teeth of the Gift Horse , Journalism Play, '25, '26, Associate Advertising Manager, Outlook, '26, Oskee- Wow-wow Pageant, '24, The Man In the Bowler Hath: Press Club, '26, Central Cap- ers, '24, '25, Freshman Program, '23. RUSH, DONALD Donald hails from Tulsa. Oklahoma. He arrived just in time to graduate. His ambi- tion is to be an agriculture economist and he will go to Kansas State School of Agri- culture. Mathematics Club. WOODRUFF, DORIS If anyone ever pulled for Central, Doris did. Now she is working hard for J. C. Her ambition is to teach. F Page Forty- five Flag Raising-Senior Week Senior Week Program MONDAY THURSDAY Military Flag Raising Ceremony .........,...... Selection .,,.,.,,...........,.,..,,,................................. .............Under Direction of Sergeant Lynch ..........,.,...,...Central High School Orchestra Salutes .........v...................................................... Announcements ..,................. Violet Ridener .........,Music by Central High School Band Piano Solo, Japanese Etude tPoldiniJ.... ................................,,.....,.Katherine Rowland TUESDAY Reading, Us 'rwinsf' ........ Martha Mitchell Selection .............................. Senior Orchestra ' 't ' Ewmg Poteet Violin Solo, Dance ofthe Imps tBazziniD Presentation of Senior Class Gift to clmcompanied by Jacob Libermam School .,.................,.......... Robert Minton Vocal Solo ............................. Marvin Thomas it3i1ifaSliEtgl'fg''Qsai5g'ezt'g MISS mm Saxophone S010 --.------e--e--QQ- Gilbert Burnham By Alice CAccompanied by Katherine Rowlandj Vocal S010 --,-----------A-,,------.-.-.- R0b9Pt Larmer Vocal Dlf,etgi'Ag5'15ggg' ' 5 555g f i'5Q55g lAccompanied by Katherine Rowlandb 'iA ' a I an Y Presentation to Faculty ........ Sarah Ardery Acceptance .,,.,.,...............l,,,..,....,.,l. Miss Lacy Cornet Solo .,........................ Virginia Maupin fAccompanied by Lavinia Brucel WEDNESDAY FRIDAY When Love Is Young ...4.ll..,, ..,llll,, P lay The Man In the Bowler Hat .............. Play Page Forty-six 7 I V TD Q1 ,1 'I-'flfj , , . ' :AL Q 54, f v. s V F N' fc: Q 'N ' , K4 UA! 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Sem-etm-y MARY LOU DAVIES Sponsor Page Forty-Seven Senior B Class CLASS ROLL Barber, Beatrice Boland, Helen Callison, Frances Casey, Dorothea Glick, Mildred Hammett, Bernice Heffley, Caroline Hill, Beulah Imboden, Helen Knight, Virginia Andrew, James Brooks, Rex Caneday, Wilton Derge, Fred Cox, Stanley Eastin, Dollis Einbinder, Nathan Farnham, Romeyn Frederick, Charles Gifford, Keith Korbholz, Oscar McWilliams, Clovis Girls Lange, Dorothy Letts, Marguerite Linck, Jacquetta Matthews, Martha Maupin, Virginia Neff, Mary Edith O'Donnell, Virginia Randall, Bertha Stoll, Mabel Boys Madgett, Donald Meluney, Eugene Miller, Blake Penney, Baughman Ream, Carl Robinson, Marvin Ross, Francis Smithers, Leroy Stuber, Leo Vincent, Stanley Weiss, Robert West, Harry Junior A Class Girls Albright, Jennie Albright, Ruth Althouse, Ellen Andrews, Leona Atkins, Helen Baldwin, Dorothy Boyle, Ruth Bretz, Mary Bruce, Lavenia Bruce, Frances Clark, Mildred Cook, Ruby Day, Doris Deitchman, Florence Dohrer, Lois Drallmeier, Marguerite Dunn, Amelia Elder, Dorothy Eliscu, Juliette Elliott, Rebecca Erffmeyer, Grace Eshelman, Margaret Freedman, Celia Frogge, Wilma Fuller, Mildred Gilbert, Gladys CLASS ROLL Griffin, Mary Ann Hagen, Elizabeth Harris, Katherine Hawkins, Susan Hickman, Melva Higgins, Mildred Hines, Mary Hughes, Fern Huston, Ruth Jeffries, Julia Jewell, Leta Mae Kerr, Kathryn King, Kathryn Krapf, Marie Lamberton, Ariel Land, Irene Lollar, Vvilma Martin, Margaret Mayer, Harriet Ruth Miller, Sallie Moore, Hazel Jean Morton, Hannah O'Brien, Maurine Pahler, Virginia Petree, Hazel Piper, Mary Plummer, Catherine Plummer, Elizabeth Poage, Mildred Porter, Genevieve Power, Ethel Quentin, Minna Ramsden, Thelma Redfern, Jessie Saunders. Virginia Schneider, Madeline Scholl, Marjorie Scott, Helen Simmons, Lois Smalley, Doris Snyder, Anna Margai et Stockler, Bernice Thayer, Helen Thayer. Ruth Thompson, Dorothy Thompson, Mary Threlkeld, Mary Tischer, Naomi Trout, Gladys VVe-rner, Harriett Wilson, Virginia VVitt, Mildred Page Forty nine Junior A Class Boys Page Fi ft y CLASS ROLL Alex, Bennie Ballard Emmett Bennett, Clint Brandom, Boyce Brehm, Arthur Butler, Glen Campbell, Leland Cardwell, Wallace Clark, Raymond Cortner, Chester Dailey, Arthur Doughty, Gavin Englerth, Melvin Friedman, Jake Furse, Melvin Garth, Craig Goetz, Karl Hall, Marvin Hamilton, Monroe Hamm, Kenneth Hanna, Frank Herman, lsadore Hughes, Billy Judah, Willis Kalis, Sherman Keane, Kenneth Kenney, William Lukens, Charles McDonald, Lee Marsden, Grant Mays, Vernon Meek, Billy Murphy, Harold Nelson, John Novak, Ray Pemberton, Lee Pollard, Milton Pullen, Willard Ritchey, Willson Roberts, Denton Schaag, Frank Schnaitman, Hutton Schwartz, lsadore Selders, Everett Shonley, Paul Sive, Charles Smith, Earl Stephon, John Strop, Clarence Vavra, Emerich Vermillion, Nile Walker, Frank Weber, Richard White, James Wilkerson, Leroy Willis, Ben Willis. Geoige Woodbury, Herbert VVymer, Robert f 9 .A 0 , ,a ooowvfvv 0N ' ' Ltlr y. I I , v vv A 8 Q , Q F O wg 'ij,jJ,L,4,l,L,l,:,l,3,f,: ' ' ' 'AAA A 6 A A t A A IA A' EN v.s1oto10.oto:okf: Sophomore Class Officers Conrad Good ................., ,,...........,,,,..... .,,...,,..Y,......... P resident Helen Farnham ......, .YY,,V .........,,A....... V i ce-President Raymond Hemming . ...... ........ S ecretary-T1-easux-er LOUISE LACY Sponsor Page Fifty-one Junior B Class Andrews, Lucille Asbach, Marjorie Atterbury, Elizabeth Bansbach, Margaret Bonney, Ruth Borchardt, Flora Boulware, Mary Lucile Brendel, Madeline Burrows, Betty Ellen Byers, lla Chesmore, Margareth Bolz. Martin Bowman, Frank Brendel, Henry Burnett, Hobart Cherrington, Merril Christiansen, George Coats, Willis Dannen, Dwight Dreesnian, Vincent Ellis, Russell Essman, Graydon Fisher, Raymond Fuller, DeYVitt Page Fifty-two CLASS ROLL Girls Cornelius, Jane Cornelius, Mary Crandall, Margaret Culp, Eleanor Mae Culver, ,Flora Eisberg, Florence Groves, Ruth Hellums, Ruth Horn, Lillie Keck, Aletha Liberman, Jeanette Boys Gershon, Jewell Hales, Charles Hinds, Jack Holland, John Kapp, Marvin Kimsey, Lemuel Kirk, Dale Lieberman, Jacob Lubo, Jack Miiller, William Nolte, Ernest Pascoe, Ellsworth Rackliffe, Riley Loubey, Nellie McCue, Lela Mooney, Mary Ellen Platt, Allison Riche, Blondelle Rositzky, Celia. Shapiro, Bessie Solomon, Anette Stutzman, Opal Womack, Alice Reed, Dick Ross, Stewart Rowlison, Arthur Schoeneck, John Shumate, Raymond Simpson, Orvin Stewart, Norman Strong, John Stutzman, Adolph VanHouten, Clifford Vaughn, Eugene Wasserman, Max Westrick, James Sophomore A Class Girls Ackerman, Clara Aitchison, Ruth Bachman, Helen Bigham, Dorothea Booth, Margaret Brock, Doris Brown, Doris Burlington, Marie Ann Burlington, Mary Louise Carder, Lucile Caviezel, Dorothea Clark, Katie Fern Coats, Edna Mae Cole, Aldine Cook, Mildred Cornelius, Josephine Cornell, Marguerite Costolo, Kathleen Cowgill, Dorothy Crafton, Thelma Crockett, Mildred Davies, Jane -Durant, Marie Durant, Opal Endebrock, Margaret Faris, Helen Marie Farnham, Helen Ferril, Evelyn Files, Oleta Fine, Rosella France, Sarah Catherine Franklin, Dorothy CLASS ROLL Fenner, Dorothy Geiger, Eulalia Grant, Margaret Lois Greene, Elizabeth Hamann, Louise Harmon, Lura Hemry, Mildred Hirsch, Clarice Hunt Madeline Johnson, Virginia Jones, Nellie Karnes, Dallas Kent, Vivian King, Ora Kinman, Marion Krucker, Margaret LaCroix, Virginia Lane, Zelma Lisenby, Mary Jane Logsdon, Frances Losey, Beulah Lydick, Mary McRoberts, Dolores Mann, Pearl Manning, Roberta Morris, Genevieve Noble, Rosalind Ozenberger, Elberta Parrott, Ida Parshall, Thelma Peacock, Marthabel Pfeiffer, Agatha Pinder, Ada Pollard, Margaret Power, Nancy Pugh, Marjorie Roark, Dorothy Rowe, lola Mae Roth, Iretta Sampson, Thelma Sandy, Thelma Scheidenberger, Ruth Scheidenberger, Vera Schmaltz, Virginia Schneider, Leona Seal, Helen Shaner, Pauline Stallard, Louise Spencer, Catherine Stewart, Mary Dorothy Teller, Maurine Thomann, Mildred Thomas, Elizabeth Thompson, Irene Tollard, Martha Waller, Esther Ward, Eleanor Webster, Elizabeth Wenker Loraine West, Mary Katherine Wolfing, Ruth Woodbury, Nadine Zollinger, Joy Page Fifty three Sophomore A Class Boys Atchley, Tom Balmat, Warren Beckley, Barrett Bell, Harry Bennett, Jack Black, Clifton Bodenhausen, Fred Bolliger, Paul Bretz, Lewis Burns, Robert Busch, Donald Campbell, Cecil Chapman, Harold Cooper, Paul Crafton, Harold Croner, Arthur Cummings, Ernest Davis, Rex Dieterich, Neil Foley, Bryan Page Fifty-four CLASS ROLL Foster, Russell Giles, James Good, Connie Hagan, Elbridge Hall, Herbert Hastings, Robert Hemming, Raymond Hurd, Darrell Jones, Harold King, Curly King, Howard Lake, Caton Linck, Oliver Meyer, John Miles, Edwin Miller, Sherman Mulnix, Donald Polsky, Morris Robertson, Ernest Rose, Robert Rosen, Sidney Rosenthal, William Rudolph, Harry Rumsey, Ivan Rutan, Elmer Rutherford, Melvin Scarborough, William Schmidt, Richa.rd Schnuelle, Arthur Schneider, Preston Shonley, Francis Slayton, Keith Smyth, Sheppard Summers, Freddie Swank, William Smith, Ernest Taylor, Milton Tomlin, Ronald Tucker, Norman Will, Kenneth ' 9 A WV ' o so soo , uooooo 5 Freshman Class Officers John Forgrave ...........Y ......... P resident Rosalie Cousins ,.,,,,,, ,,,...ii, V ice-President George Cockburn,Jr ...... ,,...,... Treasurer Ernest Tedlock ........,, ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,Y Secretary HELEN GROVES Sponsor Pu go Fi fl y - fi ve Sophomore B Class Alexander, Marie Beaty, Juanita Bigham, Clovis Blue, Maurine Brown, Margaret Bosanko, Lucille Castle, Hazel Duncan, Virginia Englerth, Velma Feltenstein, Norma Gordon, Dorothy Haskell, Nannie Adams, Cliff Badger, Edward Balling, Beverly Beaver, Earl Blankenship, Hal Block, Samuel Boe, Irvin Bowman. Donald Branson, Clarence Brewer, Robert Chesney, Robert Cockburn, George Curtis, Harry Doughty, Omo Dubowsky, Frank Floyd, Charles Page Fifty-six CLASS ROLL Girls Hause, Virginia Hines, Lillian Holmes, Electa Jeffries, Marjorie Jensen, Dorothy Johnson, Florence Kelly, Catherine Knight, Doris McWilliams, Effie Marechal, Virginia Neill, Dorothy Osborn, Frances Painter, Charline Boys Forgrave, John Fuller, Earl Furse, Wayne Grawe, Milton Hopkins, Morris Hutchinson, Eugene Karrasch, Frederick Kearby, Harold Keene, Lewis Kidd, Harry Lindsay, Paul Lowenstein, VValter McKee, George McQuerrey, Reid Morrison, Victor Owen, Leonard Pape, Daryleen Simon, Mabel Stevenson, Helen Stuart, Jean Swafford, Laura Swayze, Ruth Thompson, Frances Twedell, Alberta Wells, Mabel White, Rosaline Williamson, Ruth Wolfley, Phillippa Phalp, Billy Randolph, Mendell Reeder, Lawrence Reid, Charles Reid, Harvey Rowden, Jack Silverman, Mindle Stewart, James Stockroske, Adolph Swike, Merel Tedlock, Ernest Watson, Harold Weddle, Harold Wiehl, Rolland Weiser, Wayne Winchester, Lebanah Freshman A Class Girls Adams, Mildred Albright, Virginia Andrew, Frances Bachman, Beatrice Bachman, Bernice Basl, Mary Baxter, Dorothy Blair, Ethel Brendel, Helen Brim, Virginia Brooks, Virginia Burns, Irma Calkins, Louise Campbell, Virginia Cordrey, Vivian Cotter, Monta Cousins, Rosalie Dailey, Frances Dawson, Bernice Dunsmore, Jean Eliscu, Helen Erffmeyer, Florence Fine, Anna Geiwitz, Esther Goldman, Adelaide Gordon, Alice Graham, Elane Guy, Betty Jane Hammer, Elsie CLASS ROLL Harrison, Lemmah Lee Harris, Ruth Hauck, Jean Herynk, Helen Hill, Mary Horn, Stella Hutson, Virginia Irwin, Merry Virginia Jeffries, Hilda Jones, Thelma Lake, Josephine Land, Alma Langston, Frances Leighty, Martha Limpus, Janet McElwain, Margaret McEwen, Elizabeth MacDonald, Sarah Belle Mansfield, Alice Maupin, Madge Meier, Josephine Miller, Mary Mulnix, Katherine Overstreet, Gwendolyn Ozenberger, Helen Patterson, Anna Patton, Thelma Phillips, Maxine Pitluck, Adele Preston, Dorothy Rennick, Gertrude Rich, Dorothy Rich, Pauline Rockwell, Mary Rush, Dorothy Sauvain, Natalie Schemmer, Leona Schmidtke, Grace Schmidt, Dulcie Shackelford, Virginia Sims, Madeline SinkClair, Elizabeth Springsted, Mary M. Steinhauser, Fern Swinney, Lorene Tate, Bernice Thille, Helen Toole, Vivian Trachsel, Bernice Turner, Virginia Utz. Virginia Leigh Valliant, Mary Elizabeth Vermillion, Xerma Wallace, Ida Lee Williams, Thurley Williamson, Marian Witt, Grace Wyatt, Margaret Page Fifty seven Freshman A Class Boys Abbott, Josepl: Anderson, Kenneth Arterburn, John Ball, Herman Barber, Ben Bauman, Henry Bellis, Leo Thomas Bolen, Richard Boyer, Edward Bradford, George Brantley, Joe Field Brooks, Jack Carder, John Casebolt, Clinton Cash, Thornton Cassidy, Kenneth Chastain, Ralph Cook, Raymond Cook, Walter Cowden, Lester Daily, R. W. L. Davis, Darrel Farrell, Joe Fleming, Charles Geib, Joseph Gershon, Ralph Gibbins, Marion Halliday, Gordon Hardesty, Thomas Page Fifty-eight CLASS ROLL Hardman, Ward Harre, Elmer Harris, Orvie Hays, Howard Hensley, Charles Huddleston, Edgar Irey, Robert Johnson, Krucker Kelley, Carl Kinnaman, John Lamar, Willard Lamborn, Robert Lane, Charles Langemach, Norman Lindsay, Robert Makinson, Hugh Markley, George Miller, Charles Morton, Joseph Nanninga, Willard Neudorff, Norman Nolte, Walter Ockerman, Ray Phillips, Byron Pitluck, Sherman Plowman, Floyd Poe, James Preston, Maurice Ray, Thomas Reinke, Paul Reno, Norman Riepen, Harold Rose, Harold Rude, Charles Scott, Daniel Seal, Richard Shaffer, George Shaver, Rex Sheckler, Kenneth Shonley, Anselm Shouse, Perry Siemens, Francis Tadlock, Paul Tedlock, Charles Tedlock, Haskell Thompson, William Tietz, George Vavra, Bohumir Wertz, Hal White. Adkins Williams, Clarence Williams, Will Windle, Jack Windle, Ralph Wing, Logan Woodside, Joel Woodson, Ransom Freshman B Class Akins, Audra Allen, Elizabeth Barbara Andriano, Esther Brehm, Marjorie Cole, Hazel Disque, Katherine Ann Dodd, Margaret Downing, Iona Eggert, Maxine Flannery, Helen Frasier, Katherine Goldman, Faye Hammett, Lucille Bayne, Calvin Belinger, Stanley Bradley, Emery Brunke, Arthur Catron, Raymond Chambers, Lester Crum, Frank Cumens, Marvin DeMar, Clinton Dohn, George Douglas, Billy Eder, Joseph Farrar, David Fischer, Edward Fry, James Frye, Max CLASS ROLL Girls Hayter, Gertrude Hickman, Ada Hill, Marguerite Hill, Roine Luchsinger, Elaine McGauhey, Mildred McPherson, Frances Main, Louise Cutler Miller, Ruth Moser, Arlene Mudgett, Dorothy Owen, Dorothy Parsons, Ernestine Plummer, Frances Boys Gilbert, Glenn Gilliam, Richard Grimes, Jack Harlin, Alfred Hull, Kenneth Klein, Earl Larson, Porter Lee, Francis Letts, Madison McCann, Paul McDonald, Wilbur Meers, Bert Miller, Forrest Miller, Tracy Nelson, Ira Norris, Hugh Marie Plummer, Josephine Power, Rebecca Pryor, Eladora Resnik, Edith Saunders, Saralee Schleicher, Henrietta Stanley, Marjorie Smith, Wilma Thomann, Dorothy Walker, Mary Lee Walsh, Doris Williamson, Clarice Wolfley, Geraldine Wood, Mildred Perry, Glenn Rice, M. J. Ritchie, Frank Rosenbleet, Perry Shifflett, Jack Stuber, George Swartz, Sam Thayer, Jack Tilden, Kenneth Tolbert, Raymond Trice, Hall Watson, Elwood Wheeler, Billy Wilcox, Charles Wood, Robert Wylie, Ferrel Page Fifty nine 1 F , xy' 1 -Q I X xj A X 1 -7 1 fy X. ff, 7 'f A , '.,,f ff - f wJ , ix , . ' x I, X r f, 1 A L . 2 , H. , ' 'S --:il 'iff-L-it LN' ' gf I - SL, L L? 'JJ 5' K, Ili: WR Ja m i L x iii?-7 ii -x f f YT vi- f?'i ':E w i 5 If-f ' f I -2 i :W ,gfl'7 . L 'f Z7 V . V' ka.: f 'ff-6:1 KQ , 1 wa Y Af ' , x X xx X Lxnwj N. 1 X X . 213'-fi EW I 4 4, x X XR X X Q . N-1 f 1 xx 'N' ' X x W I Z. Xl v E -5. x xv I N- t 'A O .M Y P Q ,N 3 N F X 1- ' , , W x f ki E J wx 1 3 . J ff' , I 1 I X -J E .1 w J l I 7 xt' Q 7, Wx L W f F X Q., x, I Xi if fu 'Ph f , . x, Z k , .N A 5 . r , A, X f fffx' .044 K K 1 .Vx xx X b ' ' 'V I, SNK Page Sixty A X if Xxx. , K. ' x '- ff: W x ,Sly N ,x -Y YV,-S l 'I ., 5--1 N ,il-:':jZ f ' K ' Al R -P ' L ' ' f :f:4+:' f' -- S X ll' gg X 0 I If x IM: gg... 1,3 a+1QggWg3'Zi1ffQ K x ' 1 lfl' -'IVV ,ull-.3 'J-':-A-,...L - - Z rx- , 4 i f -5 -3-rig, U Q gf?- w f fffi . ff uf: 'f , H '4 fpi2Qs fl'5iiE?55 'l ' ' X 3 N -fi ' 1. N A 'C 2- 5.1 :F 5' ph, ,t -- CZK X . 1 2 N -Q fi 5 X A I ' i Q ,,, J ,P -' ' fN fmf' :i 2 fa' f W - --- 14. Q R 'fl SX Y ,X ff 2 ,QX 41 -M I ' K gg, Q.,-f Q' 1. f ' V' 1 hx 3 -r I ,ff 'J 'A ff?-L--.,, N' f' X A E XJ! f X 'X Yf X xx 'x .iJ,..., N --4' 5... ' ' XX X A X K , JK di fvm 1 gf X . ,xb mv W 'f'xQ' X X lvmw'w1v:'..-mu 1 W I. I v .1f- M' .Amy Ax: ' M... .www www 6 ', Hum W.. '1,e'.4wv 1'Mawr'xn',wfmmma4iW'm'lmlvm6IA.'m Page Sixty-one Student Council OFFICERS Ka1'l Goetz --------,-Y-.-4'--- ...,..... P resident Clarence Strop .....,. D0f0thY THOIIIDSOI1 ,--Yf.... ......... S ecretary Chester Buzard ....... MEMBERS Page Sixty-two Seniors Beasley, Frances Buzard, Chester Garth, Alice Hopkins, Price Mudgett, Mary Stingley, Jean Wiehl, George Sophomores Burns, Robert Cornelius, Jane France, Sarah Hemming, Raymond Parrott, Ida Schmidt, Richard Zollinger, Joy Juniors Albright, Ruth Cardwell, Wallace Goetz, Karl Strop, Clarence Thompson, Dorothy Freshmen Albright, Virginia Duncan, Virginia Gordon, Dorothy Chesney, Robert Kinnaman, John Phillips, Byron Swafford, Laura Turner, Virginia EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Robert Minton Sarah Ardery Vice-President ..,....,...Treasurer Page Sixty- three 5 4'A rl 1 Qooooooou voo,ovo,soAvv,v . , X 'IV I . ....,.. E E . . . 52fQ2o,o,ogogogo1ogonf,' ' ' ' A A AAAA A A A A A A A A N.X Jm:o1o1o.sZo1vgi ox ' Page Sixty-four Forum Romanum Albright, Ruth Atkins, Helen Blue, Maurine Boyle, Ruth Brown, Margaret Castle, Hazel Chesmore, Margareth Churchill, Lois Coats, Edna Mae Cook, Mildred Cooper, Paul Cornelius, Jane Cornelius, Josephine Deitchman, Florence Drozd, Christine Elder, Dorothy Eliscu, Helen Eliscu, Juliette Elliott, Rebecca Eshelman, Margaret France, Sarah Freedman, Celia Geiger, Eulalia Giddens, Ruby CLASS ROLL Golding, Jolm Gordon, Alice Griffin, Mary Ann Groves, Ruth Hall, Herbert Hamann, Charlotte Harris, Edith Harrison, Lemmah Lee Herynk, Helen Jeffries, Marjorie Johnson, Virginia Kelly, Catherine Krapf, Marie Krucker, Margaret Lake, Caton Lake, Josephine Letts, Marguerite Linck, Oliver Lydick, Mary Manning. Roberta Mayer, Harriet Ruth Meade, Ethelyn Miller, Virginia Mudgett, Ruth Neill, Dorothy Nelson, Frank Nelson, Pearl Parrot, Ida Petree, Hazel Phillips, Maxine Pitluck, Sherman Ramsden, Thelma Redfern, Jessie Rumsey, Ivan Schneider, Leona Scholl, Marjorie Shaffer, Alice Fern Stallard, Louise Story, Virginia Strop, Clarence Suddarth, Virginia Thompson, Mary VVenker, Loraine Willis, George Witt, Grace Witt, Mildred Zollinger, Joy Page Nlxtx five 'V '!n X nQofsoo-J f J 1, ' ,' 0. s 1Q3ioIv.vLv.v1o,o,v,QJ ' Y J Q,o,v,o,o,v,v,v.v...... , , ,Q Of? L-W, . .... 1. - ' -.Xu , V -5 Page' sixty-six 9 'N - ..........6 he VVAICI'lA'S' f9...,...,.,.,. ' GN 00009900 . .,..... 'T' J'- ,Q2-.:Lg:L11f:' A 'A A U A A 'Xa.t:g.t:.g'z3' n Page Sixty-seven French Club MEMBERS First Row-Griffin, Frederickg Golding, Johng Goetz, Karlg Garth, Craigg Kenney Vvilliam. Second Row-Albright, Ruthg Mayer, Harriet Ruthg Eshelman, Margaretg Cook Mildredg Harris, Marthag Althouse, Elleng Trachsel, Lelag Ehrlich, Sarag Crandall, Mar- garetg Miss Martindale. Third Row-Langner, Sarahg Griffith, Mary Anng Hawkins, Susang Letts, Marguer- iteg Gaupp, Ferng Krapf, Marieg Maupin, Virginiag Dohrer, Loisg Liberman, Jeanetteg Cornelius, Janeg Groves, Ruthg Eliscu, Juliette. Page Sixty-eight French Club MEMBERS First Row-Murphy, Omar, Shakelford, Roger: Strop, Clarence, Garth, Craig: Kenney, William. Second RowWJornayvaz, Louise, Stingley, Jean, Witt, Mildred, Lahrmann, Eliza- beth, Knight, Virginia, Peacock, Marthabelg Trout, Gladys, Plummer, Elizabethg Mudgett, Maryg Lamberton, Ariel. Third Row-McCue, Lelag Bansbach, Margaret, Thompson, Dorothy, Redfern, Jessie, Snyder, Anna Margaret, Waller, Esther, Morton, Hannah: Poage, Mildred, Schneider, Madeline. Page Sixty-nine 'V W YY ,I 100491009 '905?V!V,Q0Fl.: .f .Qvv M Q no-14 4- , --Q-an-A 'H ' -A 4 A ' ---m,i --N-MM-mm Q- A ,Wh ,..,,-,,.,a f1p.'.,L1L,..AQ'2 ...... ,..' ,p,'f,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.ff , . 1 u W- V . . , A 3' ---M '--M-1- -'A 1-- -- -vm ' ' Lx. 9.4, . 1, ,- A , Page Seventy ' Gzx luooovoo 5 f'J ' '- sq A A L L L 1 I 1 .fx yioiogogogoiogoggs ke f9,qOgQ,QgQAOA9A0AQ.vAv a A I I I A T 1 Page Seventy-one i Q ,, ,, is see is 4 Spanish Club OFFICERS Cha1'l0tte Hamann ......,........,.......... President Benton Beckley ...,..,,, Betty Jane Zimmerman ...... Vice-President Pauline Seal ,,,....,.,.,,,,,, Jessie Kinman .......,....l................... Secretary MEMBERS Page Seventy-two Anderson, Mildred Barber, Beatrice Bishop, Mildred Bruce, Frances Bruce, Lavenia Crandall, Margaret Culp, Eleanor Mae Deitchman, Florence Deppen, Louise Dunn, Amelia Eisberg, Florence Elliott, Rebecca Gadsby, Mary Garth, Helen Giddens, Ruby Heffley, Caroline Hickman, Melva Huston, Ruth Jeffries, Julia Jewell, Leta Mae Kinnison, Roberta Liberman, Jeanette Marsden, Grant Berry Martin, Margaret Meek, Billy Meier, Gretchen Milbourne, Jessie Miller, Jessie Miller, Sallie Mitchell, Martha Munger, Virginia Neff, Mary Edith Nelson, Frank Plummer, Elizabeth Schneider, Madeline Scott, Helen Simmons, Lois Smalley, Doris Tedlock, Dorothy Thayer, Helen Werner, Harriet Wood, Eleanor Zollinger, Gloria Treasurer .,.c,.,i.Secreta1-y Girl Reserves OFFICERS Elizabeth Lahrmann ......... ,...... P resident Jean Stingley ...,., ,,.,.... V iceI'1es1dent Hannah Morton ..,,....... .,.... S ecretary Rebecca Elliott ..,,,,. .,... ....,..,, T 1 easuiei MEMBERS Anderson, Marie Andrews, Lucille Atkins, Helen Atterbury, Elizabeth Barber, Beatrice Beckwith, Rosa Boyle, Ruth Burnett, Elizabeth Burns, Irma Byers, lla Cornelius, Jane Cornelius, Mary Dawson, Bernice Drahmeir, Marguerit Dunn, Amelia Eshelman, Margaret Frazier, Katherine Gadsby, Mary 6 Geiwitz, Esther Groves, Ruth Harris, Ruth Heffley, Caroline Hickman, Marcia Huston, Grace Huston, Ruth Jeffries, Marjorie Jones, Thelma Kinnison, Roberta Langner, Sara Linck, Jacquetta McWilliams, Effie Miller, Jessie Mitchell, Martha Neill, Dorothy Osborn, Frances Patrick, Bernice M39 Patterson, Anna Patton, Thelma Peacock, Marthabel Philips, Maxine Pollard, Margaret Preston, Dorothy Pugh, Marjorie Redfern, Jessie Rockwell, Mary Sanders, Eula Scholl, Marjorie Seal, Pauline Thompson, Mary Tolle, Jane Esther Van Alstin, Alice Wenker, Lorraine VVerner, Harriet Page Sucnty three Hi-Y OFFICERS Donald Madgett ..,,Y.. ,, ,,7AA.,.,. President Price Hopkins .......,.i ......... V ice-President Fred Derge ,........,,,. ........V,,..,..... T reasurer Ray Alban .,...... ........... .,...,..... S e cretary Mr. Pfost ...,............., ,..................,.. S ponsor MEMBERS Ackerman, Ray Bender, John Bullock, Allan Burns, Robert Butler, Glen Butler, Lonis Buzard, Chester Fuller, Earl Hinds, Jack Kenney, William Page Seventy-four Linok, Oliver Lindbeck, John Minton, Robert Pascoe, Elsworth Riley, Amos Rudolph, Harry Schnaitman, Hutton Sive, Charles Smithers, Le Roy Smyth, Sheppard Swank, VVilliam Tedlock, Charles Tedloek, Haskell Tucker, Norman Van Houten, Clifford Vermillion, Nile Weber, Frank Weddle, Harold YVeihl, Rollin Willis, Ben Wenker, Benney Orchestra FIRST VIOLIN Alex, Bennie Blankenship, Harold Doughty, Omo Drozd, Christine Feltenstein. Norma Herman, Isadore Kalis, Sherman Miller, Virginia Riepen, Harold Thayer, Ruth Vavra, Emerich SECOND VIOLIN Bachman, Beatrice Bachman, Bernice Bellis, Leo Einbinder, Nathan Krucker, Johnson Petree, Hazel Pitluck, Sherman Stockler, Bernice VIOLA Beck, Russell FIRST CORNET Cooper, Paul Lane, Zelma Maupin, Madge SECOND CORNET Castle, Hazel Rumsey, Ivan Schmidt, Richard MEMBERS MELEPHONE Vavra, Bohumir Tedlock, Paul SAXOPHONES Brehm, Arthur Croner, Arthur Lollar, Wilma Schnaitman, Hutton Selders, Everett CLARINETS Pemberton, Lee Smith, Ernest Stutzman, Adolph Suesens, John Schwartz, Isadore FLUTES Davis, Darrel Swafford, Laura Turner, Virginia TROMBONES Balling, Beverly Will, Kenneth PIANO Bruce, Lavenia Thompson, Dorothy DRUMS Keene, Lewis Osbourn, Albert-Assistant Student Director Girls' Glee Club Central may well be proud of this year's Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Christy. They were not able to go to Maryville to compete because of the conflicting dates with the Spring Festival. They have appeared several times before Central assemblies. OFFICERS Frances Bruce ......... , ....,.........,... President Helen Farnham .......... Secretary-Treasurer Lavenia Bruce ..................................,.... Pianist Virginia Saunders ..........,............... Librarian Betty Jane Zimmerman ............ Press Agent MEMBERS Allison, Edith Lange, Dorothy Boyle, Ruth Mayer, Harriet Ruth McEwen, Elizabeth Miller, Virginia Mitchell, Martha Bruce, Frances 1Pres.J Bruce, Lavenia fPiano7 Bundy, Elizabeth Page Seventy-six Burnett, Gail Castle, Hazel Caviezel, Dorothea Cook, Mildred Culver, Flora Dailey, Frances Davies, Jane Farnham, Helen Greene, Elizabeth Higgins, Mildred Imboden, Helen Jornayvaz, Louise Knight, Doris LaCroix, Gayle Morris, Beatrice Neff, Mary Edith Osborn, Frances Parrott, Ida Prentiss, Virginia Rowe, Iola Mae Saunders, Virginia Stone, Elma Swafford, Laura fFlute obligatol Tedlock, Dorothy Wilson, Virginia Zimmerman, Betty Jane Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Glee Club is a new organization that has just been formed this year under the supervision of Mr. Christy. The purpose of the club is to train the boys' voices that would furnish a group of trained voices next year. The new organization has appeared in Central's assemblies many times this year. Donald Lentz ..,,....., Alice Fern Shaffer ...,., Andrews, James Bloom, John Brantley, Joseph Burns, James Coats, Willis Croner, Arthur Culver, Warren Dailey, Anthony Derge, Fred Farrell, Dale Garelich, Imie OFFICERS ......P1'eSident Leroy Hoopern....,......,Secretary-Treasurer ........PianiSt Horace Keene....i,. ,n,,,,..,,..,,.Pi-ess Agent MEMBERS Gershon, Jewell Gershon, Ralph Goldman, David Hitzelberger, Robert Hooper, Leroy Hult, Harold Jacobs, Joe Keene, Horace Kunz, Melvin Liechti, Charles Lentz, Donald Maxwell, Verde Porter, Jack Reid, Marvin Sive, Charles Thorpe, Richard Vessar, Lyndall Welsh, Walter Weiss, Eugene Wines, Wilbur Shaffer, Alice Fern CAceompanistJ Pa ge Seventy- seven '51 Camera Club 3 3 OFFICERS Irene Troyer ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. P resident Emmett Ballard ..,., ,,l,..... V ice-Presldent Helen Fenner ,,,,, ,A,,l,, S ecretary Ellen Althouse ,.,,.... ,,,,,,,Y.... T IGBSUYGI MEMBERS Albright, Ruth Althouse, Ellen Andrews, Leona Campbell, Virginia Churchill, Lois Deppen, Louise Dickson, Lois Dodd, Marion Farnham, Helen Fenner, Helen Ferris, Helen Marie France, Sarah Catherine Garth, Alice Garth, Helyn Gaupp, Fern Greene, Elizabeth Guy, Betty Page Seventy-eight Harris, Ruth Hawkins, Susan Hettley, Caroline Higgins, Blanche Hutton, Wildamae Journayvaz, Louise Kiene, Helen Kinman, Jessie Langner, Sarah Maupin, Virginia Mays, Vernon Meier, Gretchen Miller, Sallie Munger, Virginia Nelson. Mildred Nelson, Pearl Norris, Beatrice Osborn, Francis Platt, Allison Powers, Rebecca Riley, Amos Silverfarb, Dora Shackelford, Roger Solomon, Annette Stingley, Jean Story. Virginia Suddarth, Virginia Thiessen, Mildred Trachsel, Lela Troyer, Irene Varner, Lalla Roohk VVelty, Hazel Vlfoodbury, Nadine Zollinger. Gloria Razzettes Y? OFFICERS Frances Bruce .,........... .................. P resident Florence Johnson, Jean Stuart ,,,,,,,,,,,,A.,4,,,. Louise Jornayvaz .....,,,..,................ Secretary .A,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A.,, , C11991' Leadgl-S Ruth Albright ..,.......... .,,...,..,,,,,r.,, ' Freasurer MEMBERS Albright, Jennie Albright, Virginia Althouse, Ellen Anderson, Mildred Andriano, Frances Bruce, Lavenia Bundy, Catherine Bundy, Elizabeth Burnett, Gail Caviezel, Dorothy Chesmore, Margareth Davies, Jane Eshelman, Margaret France, Sarah Catherine Gadsby, Mary Griffin, Mary Ann Heffley, Caroline Holmes, Electa Kerr, Kathryn Knight, Virginia. Lahrmann, Elizabeth Letts, Margarite Linck, Jacquetta Maupin, Madge Maupin, Virginia Mayer, Harriet Ruth Milbourne, Jessie Miller, Sallie Miller, Virginia Mitchell, Martha Neff, Mary Edith Osborn, Frances Peacock, Marthabel Platt, Allison Ramsden, Thelma Redfern, Jessie Scholl, Marjorie Smalley. Doris Stingley, Jean Suddarth, Virginia Thompson, Mary Tolle, Jane Esther Trachsel, Lela VVerner, Harriet Wilson, Virginia Zimmerman, Betty Jane Zollinger, Joy Page Seventy-nine Boys' C Club Page Eighty MEMBERS Beaty, Lewis Beaver, Harold Butler, Lonis Caneday, Wilton Cox, Stanley Culver, Warren Ellis, Russell Farnham, Romeyn George, Emerald Goetz, Karl Hooper, Leroy Hopkins, Price Hult, Harold Kapp, Marvin Linck, Oliver Miles, Edwin Minton, Robert Poe, George Strop, Clarence Stuber, Leo Vavra, Emerich I' 9 1 q4oooooou ooovoosvogv- ' .'f ,I .,..... A . . GI' fL.JPl.,.,.,,m1vgo1f J7' ' A ' 6 9 A ' AAA' 'N .Xl 9-910T9l9JT0Z9ws'-'N Girls' C Club , ,....-.1 MEMBERS-Trachsel, Lela: Neff, Mary Edith: Stone, Elma: Melbourne, Jessie: Boyle. lluth: Booth, Margaret: Beckwith, Rosa: Simmons, Lois: Chadwick, Irene: Seal, Pauline: Morris, Beatrice: Bettis, Lucille: Letts, Marguerite: Albright, Ruth: Mayer, Harriet llllIllQ Eshel- man, Margaret. Page Eighty-one u 00000900016 aovQ,0vvpoAov,v . .:,K GSW ' if 0 mf. :::11:::' 4 Lilixmgvgvgfzozoloxsfe' M U M A ' ' CN'Xvm:o:o:o.o:o:ogEfo Dramatics ALL-SCHOOL PLAY CAST 'ACOME OUT OF THE KITCHEN Oliva Dangerfiold ,.,,,, ,,,,, lX Targaret Chesmore Elizabeth Dangerfield ,,,.,, Elizabeth Lahrman Burton Cranr- ,,,,, ,,,, ,,A,, 1 1 :mmetf Ballard g1g0ma,i Llffferfs ----V---V-- 1 AA--A- 2 ijlgert 15111'1ElhfHH , 1 , Oan uc er ...........,,,,,, ,,,,,, i iam Car We Ling' Pillknef ' ' F r ance? PRICE Paul Dangerfield ,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... John Suesens ffolfi Valkllef' ----------------'--'-'--'------- Jean btmgley Charles Dangerfield ,,,,,,,,,,,.l..,.. Harry Bowling Amanda, negro IHPIIHIIIY ...... Mary Ann Griffin Randolph Vveeks ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, Frank Harrington T SENIGR AUDITORIUM PLAY CAST WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG Mrs. Starr .........i..... ........ E lizabeth Lahrman Mrs. Martin ......,, .,..,.,l J eau Stingley Polly Starr ................. ................. G ail Burnett Dick Marton ,.i..i, ,,l,,, I Iussell Beck Page Eighty-two fy s'A 009090091 NNQQOQQO J 'E 1 -.S A 2 L A I Z 1 Jn KZQIOXOBLOIOLOLVA6 A a,OL'L9A'L9L94'.'IA'4' L K, . .,,.,-i I T A A 1 Z Dramatics SENIOR AUDITORIUM PLAY CAST THE MAN IN THE BOVVLER HAT Mary .,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,, S a ra ,Ehrlich Hc-ro .,,................ ,... ....... ,............ ,,..,., . I Q 1 mes Burns John ,,,,,, ,,,,,,A. J ohn Suesens The Man In the Bowler Hut .,., I4'l'1Illk Nelson Heroine. ,, ,, , ,, ., ,... Gloria, Zollingrer ,Q rf 'Q SOPHOMORE PLAY CAST THE KNAVE OF vHEARTS V u Prologue ....................... , ,...,,.... I-'reddle Summers The Knave of Hearts .........,..,....... Caton Lake King Pompdebile VIII ....,.,..,. ...,, N eil Dieterich Chancellor ...........,.............,....,.......,,,.,. Jake Lubo Heralds .............. Darrell Hurd, Ronald Tomlin Lady Violetta ..............,I...,............ Evelyn Ferril Lrsula .v..... I. Y.Y,,,. ......l Ia atle Fern Clark Blue Hose .,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.............,...,.,.., Ida Parrott Yellow H0se ................,..... Elizabeth Atterhury Pages-Ivan Rumsey, Paul Cooper, Curly King, Marian Kinman, Ruth Scheidenber- ger, Irene Thompson. Page Eighty-three f' 0, T ,,-,,,-,--M lf' N 'ii f -nf o:o:ogmg01ogv.'.-Q7 A 'i '9.v.0.0.v.v.'.'.'.'.'.' FT-1f.....i.-. ',- -' . - -N--2 e i PM , 'y,14o,o,oAo,4,o1oQ0,1I!jf' 'N' l,0YOf0.0.01Q1OM 1' 5 Dramatics SENIOR PLAY CAST- THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH. John Suesens .,.,.. Bernard Irgals John Lindheck ,,,,,,,,,,,, Noel Derby Albert Oshourn ...,.,........ Leo Day Mary Mudgett ........ Eunice Ingals Jessie Milbourne ,........,,...., Rhoda Page Eighty-four Jane Esther Tolle Julia Murdock Sara Ehrlich .,,...,..... Mrs. Bradley Russell Beck ............ Hugh Ingals Anthony Dailey Ronald Murdcok Gail Burnett ,.....,....,.. Lois Ingals Richard Thorp .... Bradley Ingals Gloria Zollinger..Dagmar Carroll Fred Derge ,.,.., Elliot Kimberlay Price Hopkins ................v....v., Clem Jack Porter ...,.......................... Sid John Golding ..,........, Mr. Holding sg b'A ooooooon 'W 900090 a,bL0gogogvgo.uv.'.w vox. 'i..gg:1g:11 --iii-Th - Dramatics The Tho The The The Boy ,,,,.... Quewn ....... ,,.,... lNIime .,,,,,,,,,,, YYYV, Mllknlaid ......., .... Blindnizm .....,, ,, FRESHMAN PLAY CAST 'fslx WHO PASS WHILE THE LENTILS BOIIJ' Marion Gihhins Margaret Dodd Sarnuel Block .WWI-Ielen Thillc Joseph Morton enior The Ballad Singer ......... The Dreadful Headsnmn X ou .,l.,,...................l,l,,,,,,,,,, Prologue ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,......,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, The Device' B02lI'0l', , Orchestra , ,,,,,,,,,, livx Slmvvr ,,,,VVo0risidv .loul ,Adkins VVhite .lose-phino Luka ,,,l+llnwr Hzxrre LEFT TO RIGHT-Osbourn, Albert: Penny, Baughnian: Burnlmm. Gilbert: Hoffmeister, Lewis: Keene, Horace: Campbell, Leland. Page Eighty- five f v .71 W - A 0 www AODQOOOQOOQ Major Graham Sergeant Lynch R. O. T. C. REGIMENTAL STAFF James Burns ......,,,, , .,,...,.,, Captain-Adjutant Wilton Caneday .,.,,,, . .....,.......................,.. Major Karl Goetz ......,..., ,.,,,.. L ieutenant-Adjutant Stanley Cox ....,.. ....., L ieutenant-Colonel Page Eighty-six Officers' Club MEMBERS Stanley Cox .....,...,,,. .........,...,..........,.....,.... Wilton Caneday James Burns ......,. Leslie Young ....,... Clarence Strop ..,.... Rex Brooks ,,......., Lee McDonald ...... Leroy Smithers Emerich Vavra Karl Goetz ..........,..... Emmett Ballard Chester Cortner Willard Pullen Denton Roberts Oscar Korbholz Blake Miller .,,,., , Dollis Eastin ..,l.., Ray Novak ..,,,...,.l Sherman Kalis .,Y,. ...,....Second .Lieutenant Colonel .Major Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain ..,e,,.,.First Lieutenant ,,,......First Lieutenant .,.......First Lieutenant .........First Lieutenant ,....,,,.First Lieutenant .....,..Second Lieutenant ........Second Lieutenant .,,,....Second Lieutenant .......,Second Lieutenant n,,...,Second Lieutenant Lieutenant ....,...Second Lieutenant Page Eighty-seven Company A Arterburn, John Bowman. Donald Bullock, Allan Burns, James Chesney, Robert Cummings, Ernest Davis, Rex Dieterich, Neil Doughty, Gavin Farrell, Joe Foley, Bryan Hays, Howard Keene, Lewis King, Howard Korbholz, Oscar Kunz, Melvin Lane, Charles Lee, Francis Lindsay, Paul McDonald, Lee McKee, George McQuerrey, Reid Page Eighty-eight Pvt. Sgt. Cpl. Reg. Adj. Pvt. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. 2nd Lieut. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Capt. Pvt. Pvt. ROSTER Miller, Blake Miller, Sherman Phillips, Byron Preston, Maurice Reed, Dick Reid, Charles Robinson, Marvin Rose, Harold Rose, Robert Rosen, Sidney Rude, Charles Seal, Richard Tomlin, Ronald Tucker, Norman Vessar, Lyndal Vavra, Emerich Weiser, Wayne Westrich, James Williams, William Vvinchester, Lebanch Wing, Logan VVoodbury, Herbert 2nd Lieut Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. lst. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Sgt. lst. Lieut. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Cpl. Company B Alex, Benny Beaver, Earl Beckley, Barrette Bollinger, Paul Branson, Clarence Brooks, Jack Brooks, Rex Caneday, Wilton Cardwell, William Cockburn, Junior Cortner, Chester Croner, Arthur Essrnan, Graydon Foster, Lavere Furse, Wayne Garth, Craig Hall, Marvin Harrington, Frank Holland, John Hurd, Darrel Jones, Harold Karrasch, Frederick Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Capt. Maj. Cpl. Pvt. lst. Lieut. Sgt. lst. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. ROSTER Miles, Edwin Polsky, Morris Pullen, Willard Reeder, Lawrence Reinke, Paul Roberts, Denton Rosenthal, William Schaag, Frank Shaffer, George Schoeneck, John Shouse, Perry Seimen, Francis Stockrosk, Adolph Summers, Fred Taylor, Milton Thornberry, Frank Vermillion, Nile Walker, Frank Weddle, Harold West, Harry Willis, George Woodson, Herbert Pvt. Pvt. 2nd, Lieut. Pvt. Pvt. 2nd. Lieut. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Cpl. Page Eighty-nine Company C Adams, Martin Badger, Edward Ballard, Emmett Balmat, VVarren Barber, Ben Bell, Harry Bennett, Jack Bolz, Martin Brandom, Boyce Branson, Clarence Bretz, Lewis Burns, Robert Butler, Glen Campbell, Cecil Cooper, Paul Dannen, Dwight Dreesman, Vincent Fisher, Raymond Friedman, Jake Furse, Melvin Giles, James Goetz, Karl Hamm, Kenneth Hanna, Frank Harris, Orvie Hastings, Robert Herman, Isadore Page Ninety ROSTER Pvt. Pvt. lst. Lieut. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Cpl. Cpl. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Bat. Adj. Pvt. l st. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt, Sgt. Hensley, Charles Hutchinson, Eugene Kalis, Sherman Kenney, William Kidd, Harry Lieberman, Jacob Lowenstein, Walter Lubo, Jake Lukens, Charles Manning, Willard McWilliams, Clovis Morrison, Victor Pemberton, Lee Pollard, Milton Randolph, Mendell Robertson, Ernest Ross, Stewart Rumsey, Ivan Schnuelle, Arthur Shonley, Francis Shonley, Paul Simpson, Orvin Smith, Sheppard Strop, Clarence Wasserman, Max Willis, Ben Woodson, Ransom Pvt. Pvt. 2nd. Lieut Cpl. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Capt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Company D Atchley, Tom Ballinger, Beverly Black, Clifton Bodenhausen, Fred Bradford, Ray Burnett, Hobart Chapman, Harold Cowden, Lester Cox, Stanley Grafton, Harold Curtiss, Harry Doughty, Omo Dubowsky, Frank Eastin, Dallis Fuller, DeWitt Fuller, Earl George, Emerald Good, Connie Grawe, Milton Hagan, Elbridge Hardesty, Thomas Harrington, Frank Hemming, Raymond Hughes, Billy Judah. Willis ROSTER Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Lieut.-Col. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. 2nd Lieut Pvt. Sgt. Sup. Sgt. lst Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Plat. Sgt. Pvt. Keane, Kenneth Kinsey, Lemuel Linck, Oliver Miiller, William Meyer, John Mulnix, Donald Nolte, Earnest Novak, Roy Owen, Leonard Reid, Harvey Rowden, Jack Rutan, Elmer Schneider, Preston Selders, Everett Silverman, Mindell Slayton, Keith Smithers, LeRoy Stewart, James Steward, Norman Tedlock, E., Jr. Vaughn, Eugene VViehl, Rollin Wymer, Robert Young, Leslie Plat. Sgt. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. 2nd Lieut. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. 1st Lieut. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Cpl. Capt. Page Ninety-one Cafeteria .. ,sw . E.2Effx-zi E E ' s i 3. Mrs. X Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Miss MRS. C. H. VVHITLEY Page Ninety-two Manager CAFETERIA FORCE Nora Balling G. R. Crabtree Louise King Ella. Moad Elizabeth Moylan Elizabeth Snead Mary VVilliams IQ: X gidiibk ' , L - ' SR T. , E - ' f -1 - ' . f f 4 ,ig lr' - 1 ,STM 3-,Y -3, .. .1 -He: 1, 1- 1 1- ... 1 4 ni -7 it -1 ll' Q- , 5 iq 4' Q .iq -q np ,. A fr 17 5 fl j f- 1 Af I - I A ,I 2523 4 P 'gfm V it 5 V 11.-'M- -7 ' .4 A fax X X1 M if ' f fm? f Q- JW :WM K ip Alf, X 913 - I - -fl ' ZA f W 2-J' ,-Q' , ' , lmillhk hlD 2!1. ' 5-,Vi ' -if f- f -, ..J5'i , '-e ,.T?,.'igE5S5Ql'UlMbTL!h1i'!1nj ' d, jfffh' lf!l2!g?hi?iiiW,', f A ..:+ fe' ' ff ' S xl JE' Q ex gqf1'flmQ!X?GJ6g'lfl7QfUQ1l1, 4 . - -Ggjaif' Kxaf.. Jlx X, , X - V -ff - - rr -ll 41 ..d1.p,Q-L D1 ,Z-Ee f i K N ' Er ' 4 q 'iii . N-S Y 'LS ' 4 ,ff , , JL, V i - ,og..f-5- ,J fi J A - af A . V ..'-17'-41.3, ' A5-, A 'S .. .y f' f H mi, ' ' f- Y , ' if - 4 s'2? ,, gfE.-+ -.Q iw! ,1ymW,,w:w, . V, H 1 1 , , .r 1, ' ' ' .w ' F M H HN Imw ,, ww mf 1,,w-JMC v,1P'1,L1-'.f, -,sf MMM sammv' waGLWww1'wwwu1'1'wnMwM':irMmHn1riinwnIww1111MMin11M1Hwviwwwmwumlwwmlwi','wm11n,mWWwtlwHwMn'Wif!mn4i COACH STANKOWSKI COACH PFOST Cheer Leaders EDWIN MILES KARL GOETZ Page Ninety-three Football FOOTBALL SEASON Central, as usual, came out of the foot- ball season with many victories to her credit. Practice started about September 1, and Coach Stankowski soon had the men Working in fine form. About forty men reported for practice. Among these forty were seven letter men. Central lost to William Chrissman in the first game of the season by the margin of a field goal kicked by Leeka, their star player. The game was hard fought with neither team having an advantage. The final score was 3-0. Our next game Was played at Kansas City, with Central High. The score was tied 0-0 at the end of the third quarter, but Kansas City came back strong in the last quarter with a score 10-0. Minton was in- jured in the first half. Then We played Cameron, the school that we had not defeated in five years, but we broke the record and came through with a 25-6 win. The team worked in clock-like fashion. Central met and defeated Lafayette in a GEORGE POE, Captain hard fought game. The game was played in a sea of mud. The final score was 13-0. Central annexed her third victory of the season, when Benton was defeated 20-2. Central outplayed Benton throughout the game. This game was also played on a muddy field. By Winning this game Central won the city championship. Central took a forfeit game from Robidoux. The big game of the season was played With Omaha on Oct. 23. It was an ideal day for football. Omaha Won 18-0, but they were never inside Central's 25-yard line. The game was hard fought throughout. The last trip of the season was taken November 7, when Lincoln was encountered on their field. Lincoln had a real stadium, and a real team. Lincoln Won by a large score. The last game of the season was with the Northwest Missouri Champs, Maysville. Central for the first time that year had their Whole team to- gether and won by the large score of 32-0. Minton celebrated his return to the game by making three touchdowns. Page N inety-four Football Squad GEORGE POE, Captain Hcapll Tackle-Weight, 165 In proving his ability to smash through the line and throw his opponents for a loss, George has shown what an excel- lent guide and hard-worker he is. He made the All City Team. Poe will grad- uate in the springp MARVIN KAPP HMarvH Center-Weight, 170 Kapp was noted for his indomitable fighting spirit and for his ability to out- la his o onent Marvin made the All P Y DD - - City Team. He has two more years at Central and should develop into one of the best centers in the Missouri Valley. WILTON CANEDAY I lwiltli Fullback-Weight, 175 Caneday could always be depended upon for a needed five yards. Wilton is also a great defensive player. He will undoubt- edly star next year. ROBERT MINTON 4ClBob!l Halfback-Weight, 160 Bob is one of Central's best ground- gainers. When it came to a long end run, Bob generally took the ball. His punting ability saved Central many times. He will not be back next year. RUSSELL ELLIS Russ End-Weight, 170 Although playing his first year of foot- ball, Russ certainly showed us that he could develop into one of the best Ends Central has ever had. He has two more years at Central. LEO STUBER 1 Boob Quarterback-Weight, 135 This year Boob showed some of the brainiest football ever seen at Central. He is a natural player who loves the game. Boob made the All City Team. He has another year at Central. Page Ninety- five Football Squad LEROY HOOPER UHo0p!l Guard-Weight, 160 Although handicapped by sickness dur- ing the first half of the football season, Hoop soon showed his football ability and won a place on the team. He will grad- uate this year. WARREN CULVER 1 .flkeu Tackle-Weight, 150 Ike could always be depended upon to open up a hole when his time came. He was one of the peppiest players on the team. This is his last year at Central. OLIVER LINCK Link Guard-Weight, 170 Linck was one of the hardest workers on the squad. He will be back next year to uphold Central and to earn another HC.l! Page Ninety-six PRICE HOPKINS ltDaVeN Fullback-Weight, 165 Although handicapped by a twisted ankle, Dave soon showed that he could play real football. I He was a member of Robidoux's team last year. Hopkins will not be back next year. HAROLD HULT HFat!! Guard-Weight, 185 Hult's success in the line was due to his ability to open wide holes in the enemy's line, and also because he could follow the ball at all times. He gradu- ates in the spring. ' HARRY BOWLING A uDizzyu End-Weight, 155 Bowling's ability to catch forward passes and his great defensive work made him a. tower of strength in the line. Harry is now at Missouri where great things are expected of him. He made the All City Team. Football Squad LONIS BUTLER Butlow Halfback-Weight, 140 Butler started out at half this year and was one of the fastest men on the team. He also is an excellent broken field run- ner. Butler made the All City Team Much to our regret he will graduate this year. CLARENCE STROP Hoolie Center-Weight, 145 Hoolie was one of the hardest workers on the team, never running down in pep. Hoolie will be with us again next year. ROMEYN FARNHAM Tuffy Quarterback-Weight, 145 Playing his first year in the backfield he showed promise of developing into one of the best ball carriers Central has ever had. Great things are expected of him next year. EMERICH VAVRA nvavn End-Weight, 135 Vav was one of the hardest hitters on the team. What he lacked in size he made up in his fighting spirit. He will be back for the team next year. HAROLD BEAVER Hallie Tackle-Weight, 155 Like Poe, Hallie played a smashing game, often breaking up a play before it could get started. As this is his senior year, he will not be back next year. STANLEY COX Stan Halfback-Weight, 135 Stan's ability to skirt the ends made him a valuable man for the team. Aside from this he is a fighter to the last whis- tle. He will be back for the team next year. Stan made the All City Team. Page Ninety-seven Basket Ball J Central opened the basket ball season by playing the Alumni on the auditorium court. The final score was 34-24 Alumni. Central next played Westport at Con- vention Hall. Westport Won 25-11 in a slow game. Manual High of Kansas City was our next opponent. St. Joseph could not over- come the big lead piled up by Manual in the first half and lost 28-21. Central next played Benton in her first inter-city game. The lead changed throughout the game. Central won 13-12. Our next game was with Independence. Bud George who had been ineligible for the first four games played and Central won 22-19 in a hard fought game. The Blue and White next encountered Lincoln on their court in a two-game series. Lincoln Won the first game 23-15. Central the next night came back st1'ong in the final quarter only to lose the game in the last minute of play. The final score was 19-17. H Westport for the second time that sea- son won from Central. The game was hard fought but decidedly one-sided. The score at the end of the game was 36-23 EM ' ERALD GEORGE, Captain Westport. Omaha Central was next defeated 16-5. This in a way avenged the football defeat at the hands of Omaha. Lafayette, our next opponent, completely upset the dope and Won in an extra five minute play of 14-12. This is the first time in the history of the school that Central has lost a basket ball game to an inter-city team. For the second time that year Central defeated Benton. The score was 25-17. Central led throughout the game. Southwest, of Kansas City, was our next victim. Central did not use any of the first seven men on the squad but Won 20-12. The next night we played Lafayette and Won in a whirlwind finish 21-20. George starred throughout the game. On the next week-end Central added two more victories to her list when we defeated Kansas City Central 23-11, and Independence 11-10. Central played good basket ball throughout these games. Central next played Lafayette for the City Championship and for the right to represent St. Joseph in the State Meet. Central Won 14-13. The game was played at the auditorium and was hard fought throughout. Page Ninety-eight - Basket Ball Team fdifif iiliii , - -if - A 'f 9 ?: ....--- mp.v:o:01v1o:o1eg0.'.4aD . A M fJ,o,oAo,v,w,o,,v,y,-,,. 1, ,6 I, 0 im, 1 -1,,o,0,v,v, A A .1 ' ' 0 ' v , - -'Q ' N Q ......,......... 1- ,,,, 4 .,,,W,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,u if ,-5, LVJ xx. .... , ..k.., Basket Ball Team Page One Hundred .1 CVQ . 6 - ,Q ,. . 60+ fl,Q', l-A-pu 'q1q1ogogogo1o1oAoA .0.v.Q.v.v.'.'I.'ll Ion.-.i 13- c- 'i. .v.mgogm:o1o14 f' WJ 'N uiwrnwzm v Tennis Team Nathan Einbinder John Suesens Clarence Strop Benny Alex Page One Hundred One ,,,,-3 Ipoovoev--rob V i v i itkfovovvovv L' ' v 'P , i NA . . ..,., M .... ,. J .........'mfmr -,- I-LJ..f.,.,. ...,. N, Jf' atv, -'gpm . ,qu .. Track Page One Hundred Two I ,.. K Girls Swimming Team The Swimming Club was formed last year and at first was composed of Red Cross Life Savers only. This year the team is made up of life savers and good swimmers alike. There is at present only one senior life saver on the team--Jane Esther Tolle. the junior members are: Helen Imboden, Hazel Petree, .lean Stuart and Sallie Miller. One meet was held this year with Benton with the final score of 40 to 16 in favor of Central. Helen Imboden .,,.,l.,, ..,,.,.,......,........... C aptain Hazel Petree .....,... ,...,. S ecretary-Treasurer Jane Esther Tolle ..,..,.. ,,,,,,,, R eporter MEMBERS Booth, Margaret McRoberts, Dolores Gadsby, Mary Miller, Sallie Hirsch, Clarice Stuart, Jean Page One Hundred Three Basket Ball Team FIRST ROW-Hines, Lillian: Cass-y, Dorothea: Miller, Jessie: Franklin, Dorothy. SECOND RONV-Simmons, Lois: Piper, Mary: Miss Gartin: Parshull, Thelma: Beckwith, Rosa Sweeney, Lorene. , THIRD ROVV-Seal, Pauline: Grafton, Thelma: Bettis, Lucille Ccaptainb: Letts, Marguerite Van Alstin, Alice. Page One Himdrvd Four Volley Ball Team FIRST ROXV-Pe-tree-, Hazel: YVitt, lNlild1'ed:Chadwir'k. Irene: Allwriglit, Ruth. SECOND HOVV-llicli, Pauline: Seal, Pauline: Miss Gartin: Bettis, Lucille: Casey, Dorothezi. THIRD IIOXV-Cmftoii, Thelma: Miller, .Teissie fcaptainl: llevkwith, Rosa. Page One Hundred Five f ' 1fflo0009vo00 Q-YiJtfQ,,,,,,,,,WT7 :A '.'r?'. f ::.xz::..- Q .' 'nw' .-esi...L A . f......... an-I:-.1-.'.v.v.v.o,0.v.'I-fl ' 'D QV., f ' Ax, U Q gy, ,Q 3' Page One Hundred Six Page One Hundred Seven Page One Hundred Eight gm? Sv QP FN Page One Hundred Ten Page One Hundred Eleven St. Joseph Ry., Lt., Ht. Kr Po Subscribers er Co ..,.... 10 w Townsend, Wyatt 85 Wall ,..,...................... 5 Artcrafts Engraving Co ....... Ideal Clothing Co ..............,, Chase Candy Co.. ............ . Hillyard Chemical Co ........ Prawitz Studio ........................ Kirkpatrick Jewelry Co ........... Regnier R Shoup Merc. Co .,., 4 3 2 2 2 . ..... 2 St. Joseph Sporting Goods Co .....,, ..... 1 W. H. Griffith 8: Son ,..,......,.,.. 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