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

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mmnnnnmm mmmmnnln Adams, Jane Jane's sweet, melodious voice often pleased us. Marriage of Nannette , Property Committee, She Stoops to Conquer , Capers, '31, Glee Club, '31, '32, President, Intra-Club Council of Girl Reserves, Christmas Programs: Rescued Junior College, Drury. Agranoff, Frank Frank intends to be a business man, and no one can deny that the young man certainly pos- sesses an eye for business, for he proved it in his W'akitan work. 1 Auditor, XVakitan. ' University of Michigan. Agron, Minnie Musical ability, commercial ability, and a flair for witty comments are three of her character- istics. Junior Tea, Movie Club, Exhibition Program, 60 and SG XVord Shorthand Awards, Capers, Program Chairman, Home Room, Vfakitan Play, Quill and Scroll. Junior College. 1 Allison, Edaine Edaine is as clever with her paint brush as she is with her pen. President, Home Room, Junior Finance Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Tea, Business Committee, Marriage of Nannette , VVakitan Board, Fea- ture Editor, Outlook. . Alnlison, Maxine Everyone admires Mac for herself, as Well as for the way she accomplishes things. Football Queen Attendant, Marriage of Nan- nette , Sophomore Tea, Junior Tea, Glee Club, She Stoops To Conquer , Property Committee, Robin Hood , Capers, Walzitan Play, Christ- mas Programs, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, News Director, Outlook. Kansas City Art Institute. Allison, Mildred Frenchy has a name for being always cheerful. Captain, Basketball, Volleyball, Dancing Club, Outlook Staff, '31. Anderson, Dorothy Dee Beauty with brains is an ideal combination, and Dee has it. Christmas Program, Basketball, President, lvlgramatic Club, Capers, Hostess, Junior-Senior ea. Lindenwood. I Anderson, Frankie D. I Frankie is a true artist. Girl Reserves, Waliitan Art Assistant, Nature Study Club, Chairman, Sophomore Taffy Pull, Capers, Brush and Pencil Club, Junior Taffy Pull Committee, Chairman, Committee, Pen and Brush Club, Columbia Representative, Art In- signia, National Honor Society. Anderson, Helen Helen's flashing smile has made her one of Central's favorite daughters. Archibald, James He has selected architecture as his vocation, and it is certain that his buildings will have the same solid foundation as does his standing at Central. Capers, '29, '30, '31, Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Silent Drill Squad, Property Committee, Florist Shop. lPage 211