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

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fc' slv i . 5 5 sf v' I if qi I ii if 4 . A 9 5 1 .gf it . I s First Row-Jean Arnold, Lee Hassenbusch, l-'rederic Vuniphrey, Iionita Nichols, Jean Rosen- field, Dorothy Schneider. A Second Row-Esther VVeIler, Harriet Ilennitt, Sneed Schmidt, Linwood Martin, Laura Schmaltz, Wesley Rupe. Third Row-George Turner, Hale Streeter, Louise Ruetter, Victor Myers, Georgia Andrews. VVilliam K. Seitz. q Fgvurth Row-Ferna Jean Eliscu, Jane Adams, Edna Mae lNIannan, Virginia Beaver, Ifern . mit . Tower Gleams Staff EDITORIQUI STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dorothy Schneider SOPHOMORE EDITOR Jean Arnold Esther Weller NViIIiam K. Seitz ASSOCIATE EDITOR ART EDITOR TYPISTS Lee Hassenbusch Harriet Bennitt Edna Mae Mannan LITERARY EDITOR, 1930 EXCHANGE EDITOR Virginia Reaver Frederic Pumphrey Louise Ruetter Fern Smith LITERARY EDITOR, 1931 SENIOR EDITOR SECRETARY Bonita Nichols Victor Myers Jane Adams LITERARY BOARD JUNIOR EDITOR Jean Rosenfield Georgia Andrews BUSINESS BOARD IIVSINESS MANAGER PRINTING MANAGER SPONSOR Sneed Schmidt VVesIey Rupe Miss Sarah Spencer BUSINESS BOARD PRINTING COMMITTEE CIRCVLATION MANAGER Linwood Martin George Turner Iferna Jean Eliscu Laura Schmaltz Hale Streeter Tower Gleams, Central's magazine, was first published for the students of Central high school in the fall of 1930. The objectives are to publish the literary compositions written by talented students and to create the desire among students to do good crea- tive work. - Two very effective editions were published. The first had for its theme a historical background The second edition had for its theme, Farewell to Uentral ,A , . 'Q' g ---N X F. t51sf4'L, 'xlsixlx IX 'frsvsge-it

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Q vm fg I 2 W' I A-KIT 'MQ Z 'I l 1 W A 4' ,,, I . Mi 19:51 ,gf ,M IQ N K In . 7 ea First Row-Frederic Purnphrey, Harriet Ilcnnitt, Lucille Hausenbuiller, Elizabeth NVinp.:', Ietty Minton, Cecile Goldberg, Avis Smith. . Second Row-O'Ne-il Proud, Dale IEFOXVII, Howard Story, Donna Nichols, Roger Scholl, Iobert Coy, Susan Tourlrier. Third Row-Joyce Johnson, Maxine Essinan, Marie Kowalski, Cla-ota Mct'oun, Marian Spaliglvelir. Alive Cockburn, Helen IVolinsky. Ifourlh Row-Lynn Nunn, Letty Miller, Norman Gibson, Elizabeth XVolfe, Leonard Ihuidy, na Mao LQ-tts, Sadie Silverfarb, Iva Starr. EXECUTIVE EDITOR Frederic Vumphrey MANAGING EDITOR Harriet Rennitt EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Louise Hausenbuiller MAKE-UI' EDITOR Elizabeth Nving SCHOOL EDITOR FOR NEVVS-PRESS Betty Minton NEWVS DIRECTORS Cecile Goldberg Avis Smith K'OI'Y EDITOR Iionita, Nichols DVSINESS MANAGER O'Neil Proud Outlook taff SECOND SEMESTER EDITORIAL STAFF ATHLETIC EDITORS Roger Scholl Bob Coy CLASS ROOM EDITOR Susan Tourbier IFEATITRE EDITOR .Ioyce Johnson EXCHANGE EDITORS Marie Kowalski Maxine Essman PERSONAL EDITOR Cleota McCoun ALVMNI EDITOR Marian Spangberg BUSINESS BOARD A DVIIIRT I S I NG MA NAGEHS I Ja lc Rrown Howard Story L' HUMOR EDITOR Helen VVoIinsky GIRLS' SPORT EDITOR Vada. Edinpqton RORIDOUX EDITOR Letty Miller ART EDITOR Norman Gibson STAFF NVRITERS Sadie Silyerfarb Elizabeth VVolfe Leonard Bundy Anna Mae Letts Iva. Starr AUDITOR Lynn Nunn IIlL'l'LA'l'ION MANAGIGK Alive Uockburn The Outlook staff for the second semester was chosen after a contest held to termine the relative efficiency of two staffs, one chosen by the journalism class and one selected by the sponsor, Miss Kathryn J. Stiles. The Central Outlook placed third place in the contest sponsored by the Columbia Press Association COIIIRIIJII University New York Iity Phe Outlook ilso won first honors in the Cieitlve Writing Iontest de- ' lX.M5sfS:QfN.lSiS.l'X!'X

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Sl WS 1931 ,if 9' J M' Back Row-Edith Ashcraft, Harriet Bennitt, Frances Bolen. Second Row-Doris Crandall, Charlotte Ferris, Josephine Miles, Katherine XVelmls, Frankie Lee Anderson, Catherine Dickinson. L Bottom Row-Ruth Ann liliscu, David Blanar. Ray Harris. Kenneth Higginliotham, Virginia, Sone. Brush and Pencil Club 0l l ll'l'1RS President -.-,........- .--.... . ,...........V ...... V i rginia Bone Vice President ................ .....,,...... H arriet Bennitt Secretary-Treasurer ........ ....,---.--,A R uth Ann Eliscu Sponsor ..........,,.......,...V,......,..AV, ...,,....... R liss Hester Robinson The membership of the Brush and Pencil Ulub is open to all high school students who show artistic talent. To gain admittance, the candidates must apply and be voted upon by the club. If their applications are accepted they are required to submit a draw- ing made during the club meeting at which they were originally proposed. The draw- ing must then be presented to the club for discussion of its originality and merit. The prospective member is not admitted until the drawing is accepted by a majority vote of the club. Because of its limited membership the club has not entered into any great activi- ties. The first semester, its project was a calendar illustration with block prints made by the members of the club. The second semester, a detailed study of the human figure was made under the direction of Miss Hester Robinson, sponsor. The purpose of the organization is being carried out by creating and studying work in 'irt '.fxmaf.es.x'x1sv fxfx fm 'favs-we ti?