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

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as 1 ' 1 x XX ll. . .vw X X lib' XX Q. l X, 'x X X 1 N i x X X ly l ,x x Page fl'fwefr1,ty-two EISBERG, FLORENCE We will always remember Florence for two things, her dancing and her remarkable curls. Dancing, Maryville Meet, '24: Spanish Club, '25, '26, '27: Freshman Auditorium Program, '24: Central Capers, '24, '25, '26: Spanish Club Play, '27: Senior Week Program, '27, College: J. C. or Music Conservatory. ELDER, DOROTHY Dorothy glories in the feeling of duty well- done. And we glory, too, when we think of having this bright student in our class. Latin Club, '25, '26, '27: Secretary-Treas- urer, Math Club, '26: Vice-President, Press Club, '26, '27: Quill and Scroll: Outlook Pro- gram, '26: Capers, '23, '26: Latin Insignia: Vice-President, Math Club, '27: Junior Audl- torium, '26: Outlook Reporter, '26, '27. College: J. C. ELISCU, .TULIETTE A student, you say? Yes, its's sure to be Juliette, outstanding for her scholastic at- tainments. French Club: Latin Club: Junior Auditor- ium. College: J. C. ELLIOT, REBECCA Becky is a favorite with the students and a favorite with the faculty. Latin Club: Math Club: Spanish Club: Vice-President, Girl Reserves, '27, Treasurer, '26: The Garroters. College: Missouri University. ENGLERTH, MELVIN . Melvin is quiet and dependable and has gained a reputation for good-natured ability during his career at Central High. Sergeant, R. O. T. C. College: J. C. ERFFMEIER, GRACE Grace excels in the domestic arts-cooking and sewing. And if you can pierce her modesty,,you will find that she wields a talented paint brush. .Domestic Science Insignia: Student Libra- rian. College: North Central. ESI-IELMAIN, MARGARET ltEShl8 is a name that will long stand for syinpathy and friendliness. V 'The Garroters : Class Basket Ball Team, .24, 25: Volley Ball Reserves, '26: Orchestra, 25: Girl Reserves: Razzettes: Alternate, Stu- dent Council, '24, '25, '27: Secretary, Junior Class: French Club, Vice-President: Latin Club, Vice-President, '26, '27: Junior Audi- torium: Math Club, '26: Business Committee, Come Out of the Kitchen : Senior Play, Program and Invitation Committees: Nation- al Honor Society. College: Missouri University. ESSMAN, GRAYDON 'Grayd0n divides his distinction between his superior R. O. T. C. ability and his good trzick Zvorkt R O T ieu enan , . . . C.: Tr '- cers Club : The Sleeping Cagegurer' Offl College: VVashington University.

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DEITCHNIAN, FLORENCE Florence is distinctly different from anyone else in the class. It's nice to be different, isn't it? Glee Club: Capers, '26: Latin Club, '25: Spanish Club, '25, '26: Junior Auditorium, '25. College: J. C. DERGE, FRED J Central's Fashion Plate! Fritz, your snappy ties speak for you louder than Words. The Drum Major : The Goose Hangs I-Iigh : A Night In An Inn. College: Oxford. DOI-IRER, LOIS Just a regular girl-Lois likes a good time and plenty of it. We don't blame her. French Club: Girl Reserves: Camera Club. College: J. C. DOUGHTY, GAVIN ' ianist of no little ability., Gavin is a p VVhat's more, he-'S a mighty pleasant fellow, Weil liked by everyone. Sergeant, R. O. T. C.: Junior Class Program, '26: Senior Orchestra, '27: Student Audi- torium, '26. College: California Music Conservatory. DRA ER, 'Mifff If o know Marguerite, yo ill appre- ciate her pep and good humor. Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27: Camera Club, '26, '27. College: J. C. DUNN, AMELIA Milly is an ardent Girl Reserve, cute and peppy and fun-loving, With a true blue dis- position. Social Chairman, Girl Reserves, '26, '27: Publicity Chairman, '25, '26: Vice-President, Spanish Club, '26, '27. College: J. C. EASTIN, DOLLIS Dollis was one of the most prominent members of the mid-year class. Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.: Hi-Y: Advertising Manager, All-School Play: Student Council, '26:Freshman Auditorium. College: J. C. and Missouri University. EINBINDER, NATHAN Your grin is bigger than you are, Nathan, and We like you for it. .Orchestra, '25, '26: Howling Fifty: Expres- sion Play, A Night In An Inn : Boys' Glee Club, '27. College: Undecided. Page Twenty-one -fffv TTL? A 'f 5 4325 Ph '.x

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FARNHAM, ROMEYN Every inch a hero! Whe-n we say Farn- ham we think of athletics, Basket Ball and football-and a mighty fine fellow, happy and gay. Football, '25, '26: Basket Ball, '26, '279 C Club: Vice-President Sophomore Class: Basket Ball Reserves, '23, '24g Football Re- serves, '24: Captain, R. O. T. C.: All-State Basket Ball Guard, '25, '263 All-City Football Guard, '26: Freshman Play: All-City Basket Ball Guard: All-State Guard, '26, '27, All- City Basket Ball Guard, '26, '27. College: Undecided. FEURT, THOMAS Thomas goes about his business in his own way, and it must be an efficient way, judg- ing from the results. Hi-Y. College: Undecided. FREDERICK, CHARLES Every Centralite has heard of Charlies and his bus! They're a popular and famous couple. Capers, '24, Sergeant, R. O. T. C. College: Drake and Yale Divinity School. FREEDMAN, CELIA A striking appearance, brains and wit are the unusual characteristics of an unusual gir . Latin Club, '25, '26, '27g Math Club, '25, '26, '27g Press Club Treasurer, '26, '27g Quill and Scroll, '27g Capers, '26: Latin Insignia, '25: Journalism Program, '26, '27, Literary Editor, Outlook, '27g National Honor Society. College: J. C. FRIEDNIAN, JAKE Jake was Joke Editor of the Outlook, and handled the humor of that publication so well, that for the first time in years, the Outlook was recognized as being outstanding for originality of humor. Press Club: Joke Editor, Central Outlook, '26, '27: Journalism Auditoriumg Capers, '23, '24, '26: Good English Play. College: Boulder School of Mines. FROGGE, VVILMA Wilma has spent only the last two years at Central. She came from Picket, where she won quite a reputation for her speaking ability. Spanish Club, '27. College: Gard's Business College. FULLER, DeWITT If DeWitt is as earnest in studying to be an engineer as he has been at Central, then we know his success will be assured. College: Missouri School of Mines. FULLER, MILDRED A cute little brunette with a talent for clever feature writing is Mildred. And the old adage, To love her, is but to know her, certainly applies here. .Camera Club, '27: Press Club: Feature and Literary Editors, Outlook, '26, '27, Outlook Advertising Program, '27. College: J. C. Z 'Q 22? XT 'Q x 1 X I ,ALL - I , Page Twelzfy-three X l