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

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BACHMAN, BERNICE The other half of the Bachman twins of whom we are so proud. Bernice, like her twin, loves music and hopes to make that her profession. She has been both reliable and dependable ln her talent ln offering her services to our class. Frenchman Tea: Orchestra, '25, '26, '27, '28: Glee Club: Pa.trons' Night: Capers, '26, '27, '28: Auditorium Programs, '26, ':'S: Girl Reserves: Pepltag Camera Club. BACHMAN, BEATIUCE Beatrice. of the very famous Eat-hman twins, ls det-idedly musical and very at- tractive. She has furnished Central and the Senior class with many enjoyable programs. It is people like herself that makes it hard to have the Senior class separate and go their different ways in the world. Freshman and Senior Tea: Ort-hestra, '26. '27, '28: Capers, '26, '27, '28: Pa- trons' Night: Glee Club: Auditorium Pro- grams. '26, '27: Girl Reserve: Pepita: Camera Club. BADGER, EDDIE NVe will always remember Eddie as the clever Jimmie Mt-Bride in Daddy Long Legs. In real life he may prove as ro- mantic and go to Hollywood and capture some Itussian princess in an adventure- some whim. Anyway Eddie has been very popular at Central and we hope that he will settle down and become well known on a newspaper staff. Sports Editor Outlook, '27. '28: Commit- tee for Selling Apple Blossoms, '27: Daddy Long Legs: Capers, '26, '27, '28: Latin Club: Outlook Program, '26. BAIER, DOROTHY This c-ute little miss bex-ame well known at Central in a short while. Blonde haired. blue eyed and attractive, she came up from Robidoux her junior year, She attends J. C. Booster Club: Capers, '28: Shorthand Certificate: Underwood and Remington 40 and 60: Typing Club. ' BAILEY, JACK The tall, dark lad that you see proved a true and stalwart soldier during his time at Central. He was such an efficient locker guard that a new student thought he was hired from the military depart- ment of the United States to do this work. Central ls proud of such young men as these. BALL, HERMAN For anyone needing a good toniv we ask you to go to Herman and have him laugh. His hearty laughter would bring anyone out of the gloom. Herman has never been seen sad himself and that goes to prove that he will most assuredly be a sur-1-ess in whatever line he takes up. The Vnllantf' Capers: Is Zat So. BALLING, BEVERLY Even though Beverly has been quiet and unassuming, he is known for his talent in playing the trombone. Central stu- dents hope that he will toot his way up the stony path to stardom. BARBER, BEN XVonders will never cease and our Bachelor Ben desires to be a husband. Playing the role as the hero athlete, Ben will have no trouble finding the girl of his dreams. He will attend J. C. or M. U. Capers, '25. '27: Hi-Y, '25, '26, '27, '2S1 Football, Basketball and Track Reserves: Football, '28: All-City Basketball Team. '28, '29: Track, '28, '29: Sophomore Play: C Club: Sergeant R, O. T. C. Nineteen

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