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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Twenty-four COCKBURN. GEORGE JR. Vlihen Seniors were Freshmen and needed strength of organization, George came to their assistance and through the four years he has always been at the top. He will attend Haverford. Treasurer Freshman Class: Capers, '25: Freshman Truck: Freshman Basketball: Vice-President Sophomore Class: Capers, '26: Student Council, '26, '27, '2S: Track '2S: C Club: Treasurer Senior Class: Coronation of Queen, '2S: Business Man- ager Daddy Long Legs. COLLOFF, BENNIE Bennie is our prodigy. He graduated in three years with more honors than he knows how to handle. He wants to be a chemist. He will attend J. C. and M. U. Capers. '26, '27: Alternate Debate Team, '29: Quill and Scroll: President Press Club: Corporal R. O T. C.: Library Assistant, '27, '2S: Feature Editor Out- look Staff. CORDREY, VIVIAN Full of pep, dainty, pretty and quite modern is Vivian. She is interested in journalism and make a name for herself in feature writing on the Outlook. Her college will be Nebraska. Auditorium Meeting, '27: Camera Club. '26: Latin Club, '26: Freshman Tea Com- mittee. '28: Senior Tea Serving Commit- tee: Student Council, '26, '27, '28, '29: Capers, '26, '27, '2S: Quill and Scroll: Press Club. COUSINS, ROSALIE It would take volumes to do Rosalie justice. She made a glorious heroine on the stage and off the stage was one of Central's most popular girls. She will at- tend Briarcliff Manor. Senior Play, Is Zat So: Property Committee Senior Play: Freshman Vice- President: Freshman Play: Junior Play: Senior Secretary: President Poster Club. '29: Student Council, '28, '29: Senior play, Jazz and Minuet: W'akltan Board: Committee, Freshman and Senior Tea: Student-Faculty Auditorium Committee: Program Committee, Senior Vveek. ' CRAIG, LESLIE Leslie has been at Central only two years but in that time he has made a favorable record for himself. CRAFTON. THELMA Thelma is a champion sportswoman. Elie has achieved all honors along that ne. Girls' C Club: Capers: Tennis Team: Baseball Team: Swimming Team: Basket- ball Team: All-City Basketball Team: Volleyball Team: All-City Volleyball Team: Captain Basketball Team, '27, '28: G. A. A. Vice-President. CRANE, MARJORIE This girl is known for her soft, drawi- ing voice. She hasa clever way of roll- ing her eyes which could only be Mar- jorie. She will attend M. U. Lafayette, Treasurer of Sophomore Class: President of Intel' Club Council: Girl Reserve: Vice-President of Dramatic Club: Honor Society and Girl Reserve: Central '27 President of Math. Club: Latin Insignia: Dramatic Club: Debate Club, CRONER, SADIE Small, a brunette, mischievous, a good athlete, whose dark eyes are always bright, is Sadie. She says that in,leavlng Central she takes memories of many happy times. All-School Volleyball Team, '25: Class Teams, '25, '2G: Swimming Team, '28: G. A. A.: Speed Write1's' Club: Booster Club: Capers, '27: Tennis, '27: Underwood Typing Medal: Shorthand Certificate 49 and 80: Horseshoes, '27,