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

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as 4 TA- H 1 9 5' NEW . bm, J , r rl HMIS' NELLY OF N'ORLEANS, by Laurence Eyre lhivk Ilowflloiijziniiii I-Iltolison, llulu lil'0NYll, llunailsl Illzirtiii, XVilli:lm Zuruvsky, l'l'Yl'll'l'S :il thv Mardi Gras. Middle HOXYfVlI'R'llll2l Gzwihlu, Mardi Gras re-ve-l+1i': Iiir'lmrfl llum-mi, Mardi Gras 1-4-will-i': llldith Aslic-raft, Mrirdi Gi-:is i'c1vol0r: li:lXVI'QllL'H Colt, llw expressiiizuiz lmogwiv Snow, Mzmli Gras rovelvr: Iluvid Xvllllgll. the crrzind boy: .Xlimf liirscli, Mardi Grams ri-vvlvr: lGdn:i Alm- Muimun, Studi-nt di1'ecLoi'. lloltom IiUXV7l'I0lll'Y He-llor, Pore Andre Ulm-lin-lit: Betty Scovol, Dvlpliiiw lfulriisv, Miss Nelly's nivve: O'Noil l'I'0lld. Fvlix Ilurzind. De-lpliim-'S lnver: Mary llrzikv, Ne-lly lbuw-u1ll'y, or Mis' Nelly of N'Orleuns: Robert Coy, Georges Durand, Miss Nelly's lover: Eluinv Rusitsky, Zi-phyriiw: liilly Hinds, Tm lioz: Ruth Tvilz, .Xligc-limllw. llirc-ctor, Miss Mary Lou Davies. .M , ww., . vm., .A M . .. x Q2 E .ADI . .A WNW... A STAGE CRAFT CLUB Burk liow-gVinc-ent Realms. .lark '1'hatc'her. x Front Row-Robert Sheriiian, Mr. Z. I . l'f0st, sponsor: VVillizlm M4-uns. 5- 4 53.63-f2'3:J'X,ISO ,l'X 27

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, , s. 6' A-sl WG ' if i Q 2 F244 il!-y i , I 9 3 I N Q SENIOR WEEK ORCHESTRA lim-k liowvllynn Ifellison. Lynn Nunn. XVQSIQ5' Iinpc. Kcnnison Hvtlick. Doimvzlri Stonl, llnrolliy Sl1'iiu.:'o1', Frwl Seunirnn, dirvvtnr: Kvnnetli llowv, livtly Swwvl, Harold Kirby. lfront linw-l.nr-illv Hziusviilnlille-ig Blzirvin Gencfh. O'Noill l'l'0nd, N01'n1:xn Kinnzlniun, Allvr-rl Zinnmzrnizm, llzivifl Holding, Xhxdv Spring.:'sted, Dale Brown. P , X- '- - 1 . 4- mi 5 . Q5 SUBNIERGED, by Le Vergne Shaw and H. Stuart Cottman SLz1l1cli1ig'Allv1iry llellvr, .lux'g'son, :Q lvully: lfldwzxrd Grzilmer, :XII',XlldI'!'NX1S, thx- vcmnnundvr. Sezxtewrl :nl the- 'l':1lrle-Lziwrenve Colt, Nalin, u rougrh sezxfzlrvri John Nvlll, Shaw, :1 dI'H2llIN'I'I Linwood Mzlrlin, Ilnnn, tlw lovvr. Swltvd on thv Floor-liilly Hinds. lirimr, tho Cowzlrfl. Q llireec-tor, Miss Virginia Talbot. Q , x 'Q Q 1 'A , I . V I ll. . M K ' ' af 'F IS Nia L - E wi,-Sze, XISOSJX 1 1 AV- LJ 26

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I B?' , 5' ' HKAT 1 ev. V ' X W 'lil' In S' Top Row-Maxine Riley, Leila Claire Church, Charlotte Ferris. .lean Perry Young, lleryl Bailey, Jane Adams. Third Row-Roberta Mcl'herson, .Joyce Johnson, Mildred Bretz, Artis Barthel. Vivian Dun- avant, Mary Drake, Virginia Beaver. Second Row-Helen Vvolinsky, Lillie Mae Blum, Norma Stevens, Dorothy Jane Adams, B dl X d Kl' k Maxine Perry Elouise Turner, Dorothy ra ey, 1 u rey ic , . ' . Bottom Row-Jewell Williamson, Erlean Iftter, Jean Arnold, Maurine Hutchason, Ifldna Swafford, Esther Louise Adsit, Fanny Graham. Not in Picture-Maxine Allison, Bernice Fable, Emma Clark. Allene Davis, lmogene Dil- linder, Majorie Hoover, Caroljean lrey. Lorena Price, Mildred I'rir-e. Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS President ...........,......... .,..................................... F anny Graham Vice President ............- -.,-.... R oberta McPherson Secretary-Treasurer ....... ----....--.-.--- M ildred Bretz Accornpanist ...........,...... .......................,. D orothy Burton Librarian .......V.,-.....-... -,A-------------------A--,-------, E sther Adsit Director ........ ............ ............ M i ss Beulah Mae Bennett The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Beulah Mae Bennett, has had a very successful year, for they have appeared in public many times throughout the city. They have broadcast over the radio several times, and have sung at numerous churches and Sunday schools in the city. The colorful choir which sang in the Central auditorium for the Christmas and Easter programs were the outstanding performances of the club, at Central. They also have, during the year, sung for the Parent-Teachers' Association, and various programs. and have been praised for their numbers on Founder's Day program. Within the club, competitive tryouts were held for the annual school musical play, The Marriage of Nannettej' which was presented on the nights of March 20 and 21. During the second semester, the entire work and practice on this opera were held in the classroom, as it was a class project. , Only twenty members of the club from the thirty-eight enrolled will graduate, so M the splendid work of the class will continue. fr l x A L t Q 1 ' Mn 'Y V ' 'Q' 'Ba Us i , if XISOSJ I L 28