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

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Faculty Reading Left to Right: ANDERSON, THEKLA-B. A. BENNETT, BEULAH-B. A., M. A. BREIT, RUTH-B. S. CARTER, .LEOLIAN DAVIES, MARY LOU-B. A. DE NEETLJ, HESTER-B. A. ELLIOTT, RAYMOND--B. M., M. S. ELLIOTT, S.,E.-B. M., M. S. ELLIS, EDGAR J.-B. S. GARLOCK, BERTHA--B. S., M. A. GIBBINS, MARION--B. S. GOODWIN, L. M.-B. A., M. A. GROVES, HELEN-B. A. HENNASY, JOSEPHINE-B. A. KIVETT, HENRIETTA-B. A. LACY, Loulse-B. A., M. A. LowMAN, FERN-B. s. MARECHAL, Lucu.1.E-B. A. MCCROSKEY, SGT. J. T. MCDONALD, MADELEINE-B. S., M. A. I':u:1-: '1'wuIvc .V I

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atively new taining the representa- accomplish- f activities 'ig personal- with whom n an active anizations. e made our ones in the warrants, Jtedness of surer, Mr. his super- 1 education awry isthe r. Alva F. lviserg and Mr. IFE. cer of the chools, the nts of the in, a prom- s associates unity. Mr. Miss LoU1sE BARTHOLD Miss Louise Barthold, Central's dean of girls, per- forms many important civic duties in her offices of sponsor and faculty adviser to the Student Council, our community government, and as a teacher of his- tory. MR. GEORGE BLACKWELL Mr. George Blackwell, Vice-President of Central, serves capable in his positions as dean of boys, gen- eral adviser to all students, and his other duties- the heading of Central's chapter of the Forum, spon- sor of the Debate team, and as teacher of the civic subjects, American government and economics. Parent-Teachers Association T Continuing with the policy instituted last year, the Parent-Teachers Association has made immense strides toward accomplishing its goal of beautifying the school grounds, as well as the building in general. Aside from this major achievement, the organiza- tion has so many other worthwhile interests at heart that it has become more and more an indispensable organ of theschool life. As more and more students come into Central, and school conditions as a whole be- come greater complications, as various mod- ern ideas influence the administration, as well as the scholars, we realize every day how important it is to establish closer rela- tions between the faculty of the schools and those in authority at home. As they get to- gether they are able to understand each other to a greater degree, and be more likely to work out the most beneficial manner in which to guide the student fhrough his school life. The officers for the past year who have freely given their time and effort to this work include :- Mrs. G. XV. Groves, Presi- dent, Mrs. H. Roth, First Vice-President, Miss Calla E. Varner, Second Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. R. H. Kitzenberger, Secretary, Mr. L. M. Goodwin, Treasurer, Mrs. B. I. Tietz, Historian, and Mrs. B. Orth, Ser- geant-at-Arms. For next year an equally efficient body of officers has been chosen, namely President. Mrs. R. Tietzg First Vice-President, Mrs. Lon A. Lewis, Second Vice-President. Miss Calla E. Varnerg Sec- retary, Mrs. H. T. Bayneg Treasurer, Mr. Z. F. Pfostg Historian, Mrs. H. S. Weil, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs. T. F. Schneitter. Page Eleven

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17' 'Lf' X A f'f,,7 of KQV : 59 f ,ff V f, Facult Reading Left to Right: MEYER, SYLVIA--B. S. MOORE, EVELYN-B. A., M. A. NEAL, FREDA-B. A., M. A. NORWOOD, JOSEPHINE-B. S. PEIRSON, FLORISE-B. S. PFOST, Z. F.--B. S., M. A. PISTORIUS, GRANT-B. S., M. A. RIGHTMIRE, BERTHA-B. A., M. A. ROBINSON, HESTER-B. A., M. A. SLATER, VITA-B. A., M. A. SPANGBERG, RUTH--B. A. SPENCER. SARAH-B. A. STILES, KATHRYN J.-B. A., M. A. STUBER, GEORGE-B. S. ' TILSON, VERA-B. S., M. A. VAUGHN, GEORGlA'7B. S., M. A. WELTY, LOIS-B. A., M. A. WRIGHT, ELIZABETH--B. A., M. A. Office Secretaries I ANDRIANQ, EUGENIAT-1.. L. B. METz.BEuLAH -A CUTBERTSON, GILBERT-B. S., Co-ordinator in Part Time Education Pago 'l'l1ir1uq,-n