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

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K I X I ' N Mem- M fiTr,.,--..-.f'ig.'.ig5igQi:g.g,i gl of g?ifQgf 'L X fp l I l V ll l 1 l 'I BOVVMAN, DONALD Red haired, bouyant spirited, teasing. that's Bud. He is an all-around athlete and will be missed on the basketball court. He will attend M. U. Basketball, '27, '28, Second All-City Basketball Team, '28, Football Reserves, '24, '25, Home lloom President, '27, '28, BRADFORD, GEORGE George wants to be a big butter and egg man and from Geox-ge's determination and carefree spirit we have no doubt that he will gain his wish. He will attend J. C. Wakitan Program. '28, '29, Capers, '27, '28, Sergeant at Arms, Printing Club. BRIGGS, HOVVARD Howard ca.n't decide between being an electrician or a journalist, WVe have read his articles and heard of his work behind the screen and we can't decide either. He will attend J. C. Hi-Y, '26, '27, '28, '29, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Track, '26, Christmas Pro- gram, '27, '28, Stage Club, '27, '28, '29, Robldoux Frollc, Boys' Glee Club, Wak- itan Play Committee, '28. BRIM, VIRGINIA Virginia has a kind word for everyone. Anyone ever having had classes with her never heard her complain or saw her out of humor. If only a few would copy your likeable traits, Virginia! She will attend J. C. Girl Reserve, Typist Club. BRISTOL, HARRY Harry is a hall-fellow-well-met. He is one of those lucky fellows who intends to enter into business with his father, He -will attend J. C. College Club. ' BROWN, ALBERT Albert surely can hit the mark when it comes to target shooting. He will prob- ably plle up honors for himself ln avia- tion also, as that ls what he plans to do. Football, '27, Track, '27, Operetta. '27, First Sergeant R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, '25, '26, '27, '28, Highest Individual Rifle Scoring in the City. BROVVN, MARGARET The very small girl with the big laugh- ing eyes is Peg. She does not know the word sad and she and her charming ways will go down in Central's Hall of Fame. She will attend Lindenwood. Student Council, '26, Capers, '26, '27, '28, Queen's Attendant, '28, Sophomore Auditorium, Personal Editor of the Out- look, '28, Latin Club, '25, '26, Freshman 1-lazzettes, Girl Reserves, '25, Journalism Program, '28. BURNS. IRMA Irma left Central in the mid-term to become a. nurse. Witli her easy grace and poise we are sure she will make a good one. Art and Needle Craft Club, Girl Re- serves. ,....,,... X T. Ni , , .5 - . .M ., .. ,.i,., V X .. , Vll'Q ll., gsm N ',',1z sl' 'MHA-Qw'l . l '1, ' , !l 1 7 l V -4,0 1--. .. ?---. -W i- .A ,- ..- -l-i .4--W V ---f -- - - ' ' H' Y Twenty-two

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BELTON, MYRTLE Myrtle ls the attractive brunette with the Whimsical smile who came to Central from Robidoux. She ls now attending business college and is hoping to be a. court stenographer. Glrl Reserves: Rooster Club: Frollc: Typist Club, '29. BIBLE, HARRY Harry is like the Irishman's flen, hm-d to find. Get out a. Search warrant and you will find him poring over some new electrical device-this subject has cast its anal: over him. He will attend Georgia ec 1. Travel Club. BIGHAINI, CLO RIS Silence speaks louder than words for Clorls. She does llttle kind deeds that most people leave undone. She will attend business college, BLACK, TRAVIS Travis came to us from Kansas City Central his Junior year. He is chiefly in- terested ln girls and aviation so no doubt he has an interesting future. He will go to Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas, to study aviation. Student' Council, '27g President and Sec- retary of Home Rooms. BLAIR, ETHEL Ethel lives in a deep und silent world all her own. Everything that is neat, ap- plles to her. She ls tt talented artist. BLANKENSHIP, HAL E. Hal ls another reason why the Senior Class has such varied talent. He will fiddle his way to success, as that is his ambition. His next choice is J. C. Capers, '25, '26g Junior Orchestrag Queen Coronation, '27g Orchestra, '25, '26, '27, '281 Second Place ln Violin Contest. '2T: President, Manners and Conduct Club. BOLLIGE R, MI LDRED This little Mouse has the ambition to be another Clara. Bow. VVlth her splen- did vitality and love of life she could easily leave that well-known person in the dust. She will attend J. C. Spanish Club, '2Sg Christmas Program, '28g Movie Clubg Suiter for Sally. BONSALL, RUTH We love you because you are fair, and that your spirlt joys ln anything. You create a. new beauty with your own self alone and love, for others sake that come about you, gives to you half your charm. Tw enty one

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-'x L., L Ls! 3 1 X A ,, v , ,,,, ,, 1, . , V, 4, ,-,,., -- kj -'S .-' g.fj.,:i5f , -...f .. ' 0 5 5 ,A ,ffl 5 -.ff l Vi , , ,, alll! Qs i ' 1, g . X - f,'3 qK.f',', 1 , 5 A f '-sissy-b f ij Q--...Xn.1,..3 QQ, BCC BUTLER. THOMAS J. Right about, face! Tom is going in for military work and from the looks of his activities, he will probably be an officer of high rank. Basketball Reserve, '27: R, O. T. C. Sergeantg Captain of Rifle Team, '281 Honor Non-Commissioned Officer, 28. CALKINS, LOUISE Louise is just about the most charming girl anyone could meet. Her whole man- ner is quietlng. including her voice, by which she could win anyone. She will attend Smith. Chairman Costume Committee YVakitan Play, '29: Freshman Play Property Com- mittee, Reception Committee Junior and Senior Party and Tea. CALVERT, BEATRICE Beatrice is one of those reliable people one c-an't get along without. She wants to obtain a position in an office as a stenogi apher. Girl Reserve. '26: Speed VVrlters' Club, '26: 60-Word Shorthand Certificate. CAMPBELL, VIRGINIA Wie all know the tall, slender Senior, attractive, big-hearted and well dressed as Campbell. She has been prominent in the activities of the Senior Class. She will attend Kansas University. Latin Club, '25, '26: Camera Club, '25, '26: Capers Main Show, '25, '26: Junior Caper Stunt: Poster Club, '27, '28: Re- porter Poster Club, '29g Freshman Tea Committee: Junior College Jubilee. '26, Senior Tea: Wakitan Program, '26: Sales Manager for Central of Apple Blossom Festival: Outlook Advertising Program, '27: Quill and Scroll: Press Club: Asso- ciate Editor Outlook, '2S: Literary Editor XVakltan: Senior W'eek Program: Commit- tee to Select All-School Play: Chairman Property Committee for Senior Week: ghairman Property Committee of Is Zat O.. CARDER. LUCILLE Lucille loves to talk and what she says ls really worth listening to, hence her expectatlons to become zt teacher. She is enrolled at J. C. liazzettes: Spanish Club. '26: 40-Vtford Remington Medal: 40-L. C. Smith Medal: Secretary Typing Club. CASH, THORNTON Thornton didn't go out for athletics but he certainly did his bit ln going to out- of-town games with a t-arload of spec- tators. He expects to attend K. U. Student Council Alternate. CASSIDY, KENNETH You can tell by his name why they 1-all him Irlsh. That accounts for his amiable attitude and easy-going manner. He intends to be a printer. He will at- tend J, C. Printing Club, Program Advertising Pepitu. CI-IESNEY, ROBERT tBobJ One wonders how so many smiles and hearty greetings can come from so small a person. He has been a. loyal supporter of Central and an efficient Student Coun- ell worker. His hope is to be an architect. He will study at Wisconsin. Freshman Cheer Leader: Student Coun- cll, '25, '26, '28, Coronation of Football Queen, '2Sg Handbook Committee, '27. TC g L.-. .. - Y ..l.............l1.l 7 -4--- ---- - Twenty-three