Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1931 volume:

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FA 'EA' 1 1 5 0 I ' W 6 1 W - 1 B. S. TEDMON The 1931 Wildcat Staff fittingly dedicates this book to Mr. B. S. Tedmon, one who typifies scientific research and knowledge, yet has not lost interest in the personalities of his students. His interest and sympathetic encouragement have won the friendship and admiration of those who have had the privilege of knowing him. 7 GD The Wildcafs Lair With a victorious S-s-s Meow the mighty Wildcat re- turns to his lair after the fray. It is here he is inspired to go forth and iight for spoils with which to adorn it. When this King of Beasts approaches, all the other animals of the neighboring dens, kennels, and cages prepare for a terrific battle. If they are able to draw blood at all, it is only after a mighty conflict. Whether the spoils be material trophies or honor and glory Won by fair play and good sportsman- ship, he is always eager to scratch and bite his way through the foe to bring them back to the lair. 1 8 I 65 1 i l n Central Victory Song Dear old Central, We're loyal to you. You bet, it's dear old Central, The White and the Blue. With all your banners bright, and Always so glorious, You'll be victoriousg On to battle! Shouting as we enter the fray: Go to it, Wildcats! Fight and you'll win the day! Yes, we're behind you, Wildcats, all the Way. Go forward then to Victory. - Rah! Rah! Rah! 1 I 9 Behold the lllory of the mountains. 10 11 Tis distance lends enchantment to the view And robes the mountain in its azure hue. I l if 1 , , -X X. , X .1 Y, XXX ' X X ' 1 I' v ' ,' Walter Smith, Miss Garnett, Wilma Martin Bennie Beth Powe, Robert Quandt, Margaret Baker, George Botsford, Ruth Ja son Brooks Beatty, Norma Jones, Fletcher Rainer, Catherine Morford, Bart Elich The Wildcat Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Wilma Martin BUSINESS MANAGER-Walter Smith ASSISTANT EDITORS Norma Jones George Botsford Ruth Jackson Bennie Beth Powe Robert Quandt Fletcher Rainer Catherine Morford JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE-Brooks Beatty ARTIEDITORS Bart Elich Margaret Baker SPONSOR-MiSS Garnett The Wildcat Staff wishes to express their appreciation to Miss Gaines and the fol- lowing Art students for their assistance in planning the 1931 Wildcat: Dick Rhodes, Raymond Spencer, Angelo Odorisio, and Brian Gentry. J 'wif ff' ' , ., , 7 I , -ra V me I Yew.- X i I lf12l MN UTEA WF' GD MRMLF.KENHNG Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. -Essay on Man. Board of Education DR. WM. SENGER., FRANK E. PARKS, MABELT S. MIRICK, W. K. DUDLEY F. J. BURCH GFFICERS W. K. Dudley ,,,.,..,.... .,,.,,.,,...........,.......... .....,... P r esident Geo. H. Hubbard ...,..,.. ......,.................. ............... ,.... T r e asurer Olga A. Hellbeck ,..,........,,.,,.,.....,......,.,,................,........... Secretary Eunice Burton ,.,,,...,,,.,,.,..,......,..,....,,.,..,.......,..., Clerk to Secretary ADMINISTRATION J. F. Keating ,...,...,.,.......,.,....,........,.,,.,......,,,,...... Superintendent Bessie McDonald ..,.,.,...,,,.,,.,.., ..,.,,. S ecretizry to Superintendent Arna Hutchinson ,,,,.,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,....,,7,,,,,,,, S tock-room Clerk E131 rf , ' ,ill if I ix x I l J f xi V, 1 1 PRINCIPAL LEMUEL PITTS In all thy humours, Whether Thou'rt such a touchy, testy, Hast so much Wit, and mirth, There is no living with thee, grave or mellow, pleasant fellowg and spleen about thee, nor without thee. -The Spectator ax . Mx in, ix xi A 1 x y'-su -wr... ...H f, V N l, fx ., Ax .xr um-1.7, J' 1' W ' 7----V - - V I 4, 14 fi? Faculty PRINCIPAL... ...,w.w, 7....7,,.....,,,,....Y7.,...,,,7,,7,7...777,,,, L EMUEL PITTS Administration Secretary to Principal, .,.....,,,.,A77,,.w.,....,,,,...,....,,, Miss Adah Ellis Attendance Clerk ,,,.,, ll....,,, .,,,7... M r s. Olga Mayo Telephone Clerk ,,,l,,.,..,l...,......ew.....,.,................ Miss Julia Murphy Departments COMMERCIAL Mrs. Ivah A. Darnall, Mr. F. C. Kay, Mrs. Lois Meyer, Mr. Joe E. Chick, Mr. Eugene Lyle, Mr. Paul Jones, Mrs. Perryman. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Miss Tanetta Gilleland, Miss Lois Fern Hull, Mrs. Virginia Kirk, Mrs. Mary L. McIntyre, Mrs. Sarah K. Ruple, Miss Isabel Totten. ENGLISH Mrs. Ivah A. Darnall, Miss Jessie Donohue, Miss Anna Maud Garnett, Miss Nell Haworth, Miss Isora Johnson, Miss Bula Leddy, Miss Elsie Lyster, Miss Margaret McIntyre, Miss Dorothy McPherson, Miss Chandos Reid, Mrs. Blanche Taylor, Mrs. Julia Wilson. MATHEMATICS Miss Hazel Anderson, Miss Jessie Donohue, Miss Stella Grout, Miss Jennie Keith, Miss Dorothy McPherson, Miss Mildred E. Woodside. SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Hazel Anderson, Miss Hulda Forsman, Miss Achsah Hardin, Mr. Guy Herstrom, Mr. Joe Chick, Mr. J. F. Keating, Miss Mary C. McNally, Mr. W. S. Stoddard. SCIENCE Mr. V. P. Atkinson, Miss Tanetlta Gilleland, Miss Ruth Kent, Mr. Rex Laird, Mr. B. S. Tedmon, Mrs. Helen Tedmon. INDUSTRIAL ART Mr. V. A. Darnall, Mr. E. W. Frick, Mr. Clarence Haaff, Miss Alice Hayes, Mr. L. F. Keating, Mr. F. C. Millinger, Mr. R. E. Schoenoff, Mr. O. E. Shelton. HEALTH EDUCATION Miss Dorothea Carlton, Mr. Guy Herstrom, Mr. Fred Huling, Miss Jennie Walker, Miss Hazel Read. MUSIC Mrs. Agnes M. Frye Mr. H. C. Stillman HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE Miss Janet Preston Miss Sara Mulnix RESEARCH Miss Violet Fuller Miss Pauline Hellstern . Art ,,,,............,,........,.................................. ........... M iss Joysa Gaines Dean of Girls and Senior Study Hall. ................. Miss Lida Bell Librarian ...,................,....................................... Miss Grace Wilson Speech .............. .......... M iss Dorothy Sprengle Journalism .......... ....... M iss Margaret McIntyre I I I15l .3 ,sl , f'T ' - V - -..Yl--.. - . - w 1, X...-..-.---U ------ --A-N ---,if--. .,.Y- I 1 1, .' . 1 w -'? 'f' I 1 . I 1 . 1 x , - ff, I ii rs-f, ,f i NO ' fff Faculty Miss Haworth, Mr. Haaff, Miss Leddy, Miss Reid, Mr. Darnall, Miss Fuller. Miss Kent, Mr. Huling, Mrs. Darnall, Mrs. Frye, Mr. Stoddard. Miss Hull, Miss Lyster, Miss Bell, Mr. Chick, Mrs. Wilson. Mr. Tedmon, Miss Donohue, Miss Johnson, Miss Walker, Mr. Laird. Miss Gilleland, Miss Woodside, Mr. Jones, Miss' Spirengle, Miss Hayes. Mrs. Meyers, Mr. Herstrom, Miss McPherson, Mr. Shelton, Miss' Totten. N. if . . X , 4 N5 X. 'fri . f'-5525: 2-Qgfvf 1 1 Z ff- .-.-. 4. ,J '. Y . er-, -W ,-, S-,ff N1 1 1,Ts...i...,,,-.,,.m,,-.---.-...,.,-I + if .1 ii I . ,,,x X Vg, gn rw,-YA,YY,,, , V, '- :if-sl ' 'x.,:.:sf,,!' f.,,.f 16 . Ph 'X I r 2. ... M ,sw - if N,-..,...,-,.-,.... -.,-..,h, A Tqfri.-..:.i,-...., -..,,. -..-... ,.,,7 .1 X15 Lv , -A,,h.-,.,, ,W t 2 1 XXX X R-N Faculty Mr. Kay, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Keating, Miss Mulnix, Mr. Schoenoff, Mrs. Keith Miss Grout. Mr. Frick, Miss' Murphy, Mrs, McIntyre, Mr. Millinger. Mrs. Tedmon, Miss Garnett, Miss Ellis, Mrs. Mayo, Miss McNally. Miss Wilson, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Perryman, Mr. Stillman. Miss Forsman, Mr. Lyle, Miss Gaines, Mrs. Kirk. Mr. Atkinson, Miss Mclntyre, Mrs. Ruple, Miss Hardin. X' xx Ll f aff V. xxx-,ff .F-X X 1 I ,W 1 if Nyfff'-Al 7553: V V , 2 M iff? M s L 17 J Qsifsfj Q IS-J F53 LAWRENCE HEWITT, Student President The Student Council Student Council activities have gone forward during the year under the capable, diligent leadership of Lawrence Hewitt, the student president. He replaced Milton Finney who was forced to relinquish the student presidency and his Council membership on account of ill-health. The Cats' Clan, which was organized by last year's Student Council, began to function in the Fall. With -the aid of the Cats' Clan the Council conducted the best home-coming parade ever seen at Central. The management of the Vodevil was efficiently carried on. A spirited contest was held between the boys and the girls for the sale of tickets. The boys, who lost, gave a dancing party for the girls, the winners. The proceeds of the Vodevil constitute the Students' Activity Fund. A joint meeting with the Centennial A. C. O. was held, and resolutions for better spirit between the two schools were drawn up and read in the assemblies of each. Assembly speakers were also exchanged with Centennial and Colorado Springs to promote good will. The Student Council brought several students whose actions endangered the reputation of the school before the Student Court for trial. The annual Clean-Up Campaign was conducted, opening with an assembly put on by the Council. Posters were placed throughout the school, and prizes were given for the best posters submitted illustrating the Campaign. During' this campaign the slogan used was: Make Central the Cleanest School in the State. Charters were granted to the Agora Debating Society, the Commercial Club, and Stylus Club. The Council members sold Handbooks. The plan now is to publish the Handbook only once every two years, adding a supplement the year the book is not issued. Howard Woodrum and his committee have planned an unusually complete and attractive Handbook for 1931-32. The Council decorated the school at Christmas. This was an innovation, and the idea will probably be continued in years to come. Seventy meetings were held this year. The year ended with the election of new Council mem- bers who were installed at the formal installation service on May 18. That same evening the annual banquet of the Council was held in the school cafeteria. sLv u 1 , L181 n4jf3 9f-, , ,gi4, ,,fj5gNleg,L- . f ef14gL e gfi I f.X'jXlQx., ,i,: '! fi Catherine Crozier, Miss McNally, Alfred Bench, Mr. Haaff, Helen Kendall. Wilma Martin, Robert Quandt, Agnes Prince, Lois Anne Weber, Alex Clark, Dorothy Kinkle. Junior Keen, Evelyn Hoody, Howard Fisher, George McCarthy, Howard Wcodrum, Gene Lines. Bruce Beatty, Donald Kromar, Fred Hobbs, Jesse Forrest, Jean Alexander, William Gust. Student Council OFFICERS President . ,..,,,,, Vice President, ,,.. Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,, Lawrence Hewitt Alfred Bench Treasurer .,,,................,,,,.,,,,,,, Helen Kendall ,,,,,Wilma Martin Perry Keen Reporter ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,.,.... , .,,. Faculty Sponsors ,,,,,,, Miss Mary C. McNally, Mr. C. F. Haaff MEMBERS Seniors-Catharine Crozier, Wilma Martin, Alfred Bench, Agnes Prince, Robert Quandt Alex Clark. Juniors-Perry Keen, Jr., Lois Ann Weber, Howard Fisher, Dorothy Kinkel, Howard Woodrum. Sophomores-George, McCarthy, Bruce Beatty, Evelyn Hoody, Jack Miller, Gene Lines, Jean Alexander. Freshmen-William Gust, Donald Cromar, Fred' Hobbs, Jessie Forrest. I ' K , ,F ' I K f if Hn-wwmtyf an ,L -my Kfdgfg'57f T3iX'L,,Qi.i..,,.,L., 4 4 L N, wmifwvm JEAQMJWMI J, E191 -cm, SETTING FOR THE PROLOGUE 0F THE OPERETTA illesigned by Raymond Spencer, of the Art Classes! THE ART STUDIO E261 , V 5 , liilll R .N . x , -, .U i .I -- .Q -4 .N . it .1 1 s, A- . 1 az 11,36 3 ,- .. , -,-x ' lg ig, -'ff Q 7 3 wi ifviff? Pilif 'f'LffT'sQ' 5511 if?f'??f? ,ff , I ' - - - f 1 1 ' Y eas? , Y I ' I , X X 4 Fi Y . 1 . I 5 . ' .I x , ,, g V , yi E p T fn . 1 :J 'QM lj' 'r'-- G -A Iv , 'A J. L. Q . 'N . .' A N N 67 - . :YF X Q 9' ' Q . ' A 9 I- A l aff , ,A 'ws , G X N - Ae A A X f ' , i vc - ', v ' . W: . 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Nellie Ruth Edmundson Worry Clionian: Latin Club: Yowlers: Gunnison Scholarship Contests 1, 3. Q Roy Dickson Ciceronian: Hi-Y: Student Council. Lucille J. Barnes Clionian: Spanish Club. Vivian Larmee ..vivy,. Latin Club: Girl Reserves: Yow- lers: Rainbow Club: Christmas Pageant: Operetta 1. Irene Agnes Mudd St. Patrick's High School: Euter- pian Literary Society: Commer- cial Club. Alfred Bench HAP, Ciceronians, President: Sergeant at Arms: Hi-Y, President, Treasurer: Bocster Club, Reporter: Camera Club: Commercial Club, Vice Pres- ident: Student Council: Junior Play: Vodevil: Follies: Debate Team. Lucille I-limes Clionian: Commercial Club: Yow- lers: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil 3: Operetta 1, 2, 4. Louis F. Mihelich Fatso Forum, Reporter 4: Rainbow Club: Latin Club: C Club: Hi-Y: Footbail 3, 4: Track. Alex Clark Scottie Forum: Booster Club, President 4: Hi-Y: Student Council: Secretary Sophomore Class: Athletic Mana- ger 1, 2: Senior Play: Vodevil: Follies 4. Bernard Henry Snapp Barney Olympics, Sergeant at Arms 4: C Cub: Hi-Y: Booster Club, Vice President 4: Intramural: Football 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Senior Play. 1231 George Botsford 4-Botsyn Long Beach High School: Ciceron- ians: Latin Club: Camera Club: Booster Club: Annual Staff: Times Staff: Oration Contest: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Vodevil: Fol- lies 4: Senior Play. Philanthy Cononelos aphiln Sigma Literary Society: Girl Re- servwf Junior Play. William A. Erskine Jug-laude North High School, Denver, 1, 2, 3. Doris Gillian C001 -.Topsyn Arvada High School, Arvada, Colo. Raymond Tillery Centennial : Edgewater H i g h School: Wheatridge Hixzh School: West High, Salt Lake C'ity, Utah! Assistant Stage Manager. Frances Marie Valentine Frankie Euterpian, Reporter, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3: Quill and Scroll: Girl Reserves, Vice President 3, Re- porter 4: Travel Club, Sergeant at Arms 2: Times Staff: Yowlers. Vella Ida McGee Centennial 1: Clionian, Treasurer, 4: Quill and Scroll, Secretary 4: Times Staff. Harold Dorst HJeffU Band and Orchestra Concert 1, 2. 3, 4. Marjorie Back -.Judyn Clionians: Quill and Scroll: Times Staff: Vodevil. John G. Hren Hornsby Commercial Club, Beatrice Ruth Holmes Athenian Debating Society, Vice President 3, Reporter 4: Latin Club: Quill and Scroll: Times Staff: Vodevil 3. Josephine De Iorio Hay., Sigma Literary Society. Reporter, Secretary: Quill and Scroll, Re- porter 2, 3: Girl Reserves: Travel Club: Times Staff. E241 Harry L. Butzbach Haygree Olympic: Latin Club, Consul, 2: Drum Corps 1: Yelling 60: Christ- mas Pageant. Juanita Jacobosky Nita ' Clionian: Girls' Athletic Club: Latin Club: Times Staff: Intra- mural S'cholarship Contest 3: Essay Contest: Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3. 4. Peter Ray Marrone Piccolo Pete Pleasant View High Srchool 1, 2: Forum: Science Club, President 4: State Music Contest 3: Operetta 3, 4: Follies 4: Senior Play. G. Nadine Biele --Punk Athenian Debating Society: Girl Reserves: Latin Club: Quill and Scroll: Yowlers: Times Staff: Vo- devil 3. Fred Bode Stinky Forum: Commercial Club: Yelling 60: Football: Basketball: Track. Audra Lloyd Latin Club: Yowlers: Girl Re- serves: Rainbow Club. Mary Elizabeth Sudduth Billie Owls: Spanish Club, Vice President 3, Secretary Treasurer, President 4: Yowlers: Operetta 1, 2: Vode- vil 3. Frank La Rocca Agora Debating Society: Oration Contest 4: Christmas Pageant. Helen Madalene Kendall Clionian, Inter-Society Council Member 3, Vice President 4: G. A. C. Club, Vice President 3, President 4, Secretary 4: Student Council, Secretary: Scholarship Contest : Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4: Vodevil 2. Dwight D. Muckley 4-Boot.. Westmont Upper Yoder High School, Johnstown, Pa.: Olympic Debating Society: Science Club: Junior Play: Inter-Society Debate 4. Ethel Marguerite Grisham KIHHIHH Clionian: Spanish Club: Rainbow Club: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pa- szeant. Katherine Hall Kate Aletheorian: Commercial Club: Rainbow Club: Secretary Freshman Class: Sophomore Vice President: Christmas' Pageant: Vodevil 2, 4. E251 Walter W. Smith Smitty Ciceronian, Vice President 4: Rain- 'bow Club, Serfleant at Arms 11 Spanish Club: Camera Club, Treas- urer, President 3: Booster Club: Hi- Y: Annual Staff: Student Council 3: American History Contest: Op- eretta 3: Vodevil 4: Follies 4. Emagene Whitman ulimmyu Owls: Commercial Club, Secretary: Yowlers: Times Staff: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil 3: Operetta 2. William Donnelly -fscuir' St. Patrick's High School 1 : S'ci- ence Club: Yelling 60: Tennis 2, 3, 4. Catherine Luppino Rena Sigma Literary Society, President: Commercial Club. Vernon Drain Sleepy Forum, Vice President 3: C Club, Vice President 3: Booster Club, Sergeant at Arms: Hi-Y: Sopho- more President: Junior President: Senior President: Basketball 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Vodevil 2, 4. Ruby Jane McNabb Rube Greenwood, Arkansas, High School. Valetta Schmidt Smitty Aletheorian, Sergeant at Arms, Vice President 3, President 4: Booster Club, Reporter: Yowlers: Times Staff: Sophomore Reporter: Senior Reporter: Follies 3, 4: Op- eretta 2: Vodevil 4: Christmas Pa- geant: Senior Play. Bartholomew J. Elich ' Bart Ciceronian: Central Science Club, Reporter 4: Hi-Y: Booster Club: Industrial Club: Annual Staff: Yell- ing 60: Follies. Anna Elizabeth Pachak Euterpian Society, President 4, Vice President 4. Norman Malcolm Soots Scots Band Concert. Barbara Louise Broome Barb Alctheorian, Secretary 4: Inter-So- ciety Council Member 4: Latin Club: Booster Club, Vice Presi- dent 4: Yowlers: Student Council 2, 3: Times Staff: Freshman Vice President: Senior Vice President: State Music Contest 1, 2, 3: Christ- mas Pageant: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Vodevil 4: Follies 4: Junior Play: P.-T. A. Play. Luneita Russell Avondale High School 2: Yowlers: National High School Chorus 3: State Music Contest: Operetta 1, 3, 4: Vodevil 4. E261 Lora Anna Briggs Briggsy Fremont Hixzh School. Los Angeles, Calif.: Clionian. President 4, Re- porter 4: Quill and Scroll, Secre- tary: Times Staff, Editor in Chief. Ralph Goodwin Skeeter Agora Debating Society. Anrua Belle Parlapiano Annie Spanish Club. Wilbur N. Ladd ..Luke., Olympics, Vice President 3: Latin Club: Inter-Society Debate: Junior Play: Senior Play. Edith Rosemary Price Eddie Latin Club: Christmas Pageant. Tanata Parrino 4-Tinyn Sigma Literary Society, Sergeant at Arms: Commercial Club. fih James Tidwell -.Jimu Ciceronians: Quill and Sfcroll: Times Staff: Football 1, 2: Christ- mas Pageant. Marjorie Norman Byouk 4sMarj,1 Rainbow Club: Latin Club: Boos- ter Club: Student Council 1: Yow- lers: Essay Contest: Operetta 1, 2: Vodevil 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pa- geant: P.-T. A. Play: Junior Play: Senior Play. Joe Riccilo Joe Rock Spanish Club: Basketball. Gladys G. Walz Euterpian, Secretary: G. A. C. Club: Commercial Club: Reporter: Vodevil 4. Anthony Dejak 4-Funyn Commercial Club. Edith Myrtle Culbertson Centennial 1, 2: Athenian Debat- ing Society: Inter-Society Council Member. 1 I E271 QA' Pauline Frances Terlep nponyn G. A. C. Club: Sports Head 2, 3, 4: Athletic Council: Yowlers: Girls Athletics 1, 2, 3. 4: Christmas Pa- geant. Thad W. Hughes New Branifels High, San Antonio, Texas: Reitz High, Evansville, In- diana: Tech. High, Indianapolis, Indiana: Forum Debating Society. John J. 0'Bert HAR.. Olympics, Reporter : Central Sci- ence Club, Reporter: Quill and Scroll: Rifle Club: Times Staff. Mary Elizabeth Evans Betty Girl Reserves, Treasurer. ,, Stanley Matouch Anachita Gallegos Left School. Emily Josephine DeVore Christmas' Pageant: G. A. C. Club: Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3. Anna Lucille Lawrence upatn Operetta 2, 3. 4: Christmas Pa- geant. Shirley Maxine Zents Scenic Owls: Commercial Club. Delbert Pickerel Hour Primero High School 1, 2: Olym- pics: Science Club: American His- tory Contest. Gladys Margaret Schreiner Euterpian Literary Society, Presi- dent 3, Sergeant at Arms: Latin Club: G. A. C. Club: Commercial Club. Treasurer 4. Lindell Elliott Agora Debating Society, President: 4: Intramural Contest: Scholarship Contest: Vodevil 4: Follies 4. l28l I Albert Krepenc HAI., Abbey High School. Harriet Virginia Crawford Aletheorian, Secretary 3, Reporter 4, Sergeant at Arms 4: Booster Club, Treasurer 4: Spanish Club, Vice President 3: Cosmopolite: Yowlers: Senior Secretary-Treas- urer: Vodevil 4: Follies 4: Christ- mas Pageant. Frank Melvin Howard nMeln Ciceronian, Sergeant at Arms 4: Rifle Club, Vice President 4: ln- dustrial Club 2: Football 3, 4. Norma May Jones Normy Clionian, Vice President 4: Quill and Scroll, Vice President 4: An- nual Staffi Times Staff: Vodevil 2: Follies 4: Senior Play. John H. Pachak Paycheck Science Club: Basketball. Q Anna Yanine Bunata ..Y-ann Spanish Club. I . E291 Johanna M. Skull ..-W, Clionian, Secretary 4. Clemon N. Higgins 4-Clen Forum: Commercial Club, Secretary 2, Vice President 4: Hi-Y, Vice President 4: State Music Contest: Vodevil 1, 2, 3, 4: Olleretta, 1, 2, 3, 4: Follies 3, 4: Band Concert! Christmas Pageant. Bennie Beth Powe UB. BR, Aletheorian, Reporter 3, President 4, Secretary 4: Booster Club: Quill and Scroll, Secretary 3: Yowlers 2: Girl Reserves, President 1: An- nual Staff: Times Staff: Cosmo- polite: Christmas Pageant: Vode- vil: Follies 4: Band and Orchestra Concert. Fletcher Y. Rainer Slitzy Olympics, President 4: Hi-Y: Yell- ing 60: Annual Staff: Class Treas- urer 3: Junior Play: Vodevil 4: Follies 4. Charlotte Edith Sullivan' Charlie Centennial 1: Athenian Debating Society, Vice President 4: Girl Reserves, President 3: Spanish Club: Yowlers: Vodevil 3: Basket- ball 3. Frances Winifred Stewart Agnes Anna Yusko Athenian Debating- Society: Com- mercial Club: Quill and Scroll, Re- porter 4: Times Staff. Frank Hugh Ritchie Youngs Forum: Central Science Club: In- tramural: Inter-Society Debates: Industrial Arts. Marie McMeekan HMM., Euterpian, Vice President 4: G. A. C. Club, Sergeant at Arms, Secre- tary: Order of Winged Foot: Yow- lersl Athletic Council: Girls Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pa- Zeant. Robert Cummings .Bohn Forum, Vice President 4: Science Club, President 3: Hi-Y: Inter. Society Debate: Vodevil 4: Follies 4. Priscilla B. Vernon ..Si5,. Quill and Scroll. President, Secre- tary! Vodevil 4. Mary Angeline Rocco ciMurvx Sigma Literary Society: Spanish Club. Doris Mae Owens Barley St. John's Academy College, Win- field, Kansas, 1: State Music Con- test 3, 4: Band and Orchestra Con- cevt: Christmas Pageant: Vodeld vil 3. Betty Beasley Aletheorian: Commercial Club. Vice President, Secretary: Yowlers. George Dempsey Mary Margaret McGovern Mickey St. Piatrick's High School 1, 2: Latin Club: Quill and Scroll: Yow- lers: Times Staff: Vodevil 2, 3, 4: Follies 4: Operetta. Helen Marie Smelich usmilyn Girl Reserves: Christmas Pageant. Doris Mae Owens Snookie Athenian Debating Society: Rain- bow Club: Yowlers: Vodevil 3. I i301 Milton Finney ..Son,, Forum, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4: Camera Club: Booster Club: Student Council: Freshman Reporter: Sophomore Vice Presi- dent: American History Prize: Gunnison Contest: Swimming 2: Catharine Pearl Crozier Queenie Owls, Sergeant at Arms 2, Presi- dent 4: Latin Club, S'cribe 2: Camera Club: Booster Club: Stu- dent Council 4: Sophomore, Vice President: Miss Central: Christmas Pageant: Band and Orchestra Con- cert 2, 3, 4: Vodevil 3, 4: Follies Vodevil, 2, 4: Follies 4. 3, 4. Mildred Houston ..Mmy,. Edwin A. Halir.'g ..Ed,, Ordway High School 1, 2: Mount St. Scholastic Academy: Euterpian Ciceronian: Band Concert 2. 3, 4: Society: Inter-Society Council Mem- Follies 3. ber: Commercial Club. Pauline Julia Poushe .. ,, Preston Lovette Polly -.1-ex., Spanish Club: Yowlers: Booster Club, Secretary 4: Intramural Con- Agora: Spanish Club, Sergeant at tests: Operetta 1, 2: Christmas Pa- Arms. geant: Vodevil 4. Hazel Bcltersdorf Albert Fait Arvada High School: Commercial Al Club: Freshman Vice President Rifle club. Awada Hmh' Robert Morris Mafy A- Gllglilllza ..B0b,, Babe Order of Winged Foot. Secretary- Treasurer: G. A. C. Club: Girls' Vi: 3, X Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 Ciceronians: Hi-Y: Latin Club: Band and Orchestra Concert: Vode- Helen Genevieve Dolinar Hallie Rose Weindling Sigma Literary Society' Sergeant Euterpian, Parliamentarian. at Arms 3, President 4: Spanish Club: Times Staff: Senior Play. N ff! I I E311 -.Af Catharine Morford Owls, Sergeant at Arms 2: Booster Club, President: Camera Club: An- nual Staff: Times Staff: Basketball 1, 2: Vodevil 3, 4: Follies 3, 4: Junior Play. William James Carlile -.Chun Forum, Reporter 4: C Club, Sec- retary 3 : Camera Club: Hi-Y Treas- urer 2, Vice President 3, President 4: Booster Club: Freshman Class' President: Sophomore Class Re- porter: Junior Secretary: Football: Basketball: Tennis. Wilma Martin Owls, President 4, Vice President 4: Rainbow Club: Latin Club, Scribe 2: Booster Club: Student Council 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor in Chief: Essay Contest: Christmas Pageant: Operetta 1: Junior Play: Vodevil 3, 4: Follies 3, 4: Senior Play. Leo Brumbaugh allen Forum, Secretary 2, President 3: Commercial Club, Secretary 1, President 2: Rifle Club, President: Student Council 1: Hi-Y, Secre- tary 2. Elizabeth Virginia Moran xapatn Clio-nian, Reporter 3, Parliamen- tarian 4: Spanish Club, Reporter 4: Latin Club: Yowlers Times Staff. Ruth Mildred Starr Ruthie Rainbow Club: G. A. C. Club: Yowlers: Girls' Athletics 2, 3, 4. Lawrence Hewitt Ciceronian, President 4: Booster Club: Hi-Y: Student President: Student Council: Sophomore Secre- tary: Junior Vice President: F'oot- vball 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2: Junior Play: Senior Play: Vodevil: Fol- lies 3, 4: Inter-Society Debate 4. Ruth Carter Ruthie Harveyville Rural High School 1, 2, 3: Owls, Reporter: Quill and Scroll, President: Times Staff: Editor in Chief. Robert Y. Quandt ..B0b,. Ciceronian, Vice President 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4: Camera Club: Booster Club: Hi-Y, Secretary 4: Rifle Club, Secretary 4: Annual Staff: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Vo- devil 3: Follies 4. Dorothea Loucretia Toedter nanotn Owls, Reporter 3, Vice President 4, Secretary 4,: Booster Club: Yow- lers: Spanish Club: Rainbow Club: Times Staff: Vodevil 3, 4: Junior Play: Follies 3. Annie Olivia Croll Athenian Debating Society: Latin Club: Science Club: Yowlers: Es- say Contest: Band Concert 2, 3, 4: Vodevil 3. Ethel Ruth Jackson Clionian, President 4, Secretary 3: G. A. C. Club, Treasurer 4: Rain- lbow Club: Annual Staff: State Music Contest 2, 3: Tennis: Vode- vil 2, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Follies 3. X 'X 1 if I ...a l32fI Edward Morehart uEdn Forum: Hi-Y: Booster Club. Vice President 4: Yelling 60: Basket- ball 3, 4: Vodevil 3: Follies' 4. Helen Kuchera Jackie Athenian Debating Society: Girl Reserves. Malcolm Dayton Dater Ciceronians: Latin Club, Praetor 4. Stella Wright Graduating from Durango High School. Noble Hendrick Reeve --Hanky, Latin Club: Rainbow Club: Christ- mas Pageant. Jennie Manguso llJenlD Margaret Helen Baker Clionians: Rainbow Club: Annual Staff, Art Editor: Operetta 2, 4: Vodevil 2: State Music Contest. S. John Nardini uboen Olympics : Spanish Club, Sergeant at Arms: Inter-lSociety Debate: Follies 3: Vodevil 4: Junior Play Barbara Lillian Gerrazio ULN.. Sigma Literary Society, Secretary 4: Spanish Club: Commercial Club, Secretary: Tennis: Christmas Pa- geant. Richard Morris 'Lazy slim Freightern Travel Club: Yelling 60: American History Contest. Vivian Elizabeth Wallace Cookie Athenian Debating Society: Inter- Sbciety Council Member: G. A. C. Club, Vice President, Treasurer: Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4: Band and Orchestra Concert. Mildred Irene Ruff Brown Eyes Girl Reserves. I E331 6? Earl Pitcock up-atv Forum: Hi-Y: Latin Club: Junior Play: Follies 4: Senior Play. Katie Simonich Sigma Literary Society, Treasurer. Tom Starr Quill and Scroll: Times Staff. Thelma Herron Clioniansg Travel Club. Martin K olbezen ..Jef,., Spanish Club. Aletha Jane Sewell uvreelyn, Euterpian Literary Society, Parlia- mentarian: Spanish Club. if Elizabeth Grace Hoffman Hill Cookie Travel Club: Opsretta 4. John Stark Abbey High School, Canon City, Colorado. Isabella M. Dykstra Clionians: Spanish Club. Vincent Charles Rotolo Quill and Scroll, Vice President 3: Times Staff. Eleanor Brown Nellie Clionians. Reporter 3: G. A. C. Club: Order of Winged Foot: Scholarship Contest: Girls' Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4. Iris Lavern Shaffer Euterpian Literary Society, Inter- Society Council Member. President 4: Latin Club. X ffj 1 I l34l I Reo Coats ucoostn Ciceronian, Treasurer 4 : Latin Club, Secretary 3: Yelling 60: Op- eretta 1. - Fleta Sanders usnooksn Primero High School: Athenian, Vice President 4, President 4: Sci- ence Club, Secretary-Treasurer: Vo- devil 4: Operetta 4. George F. Hubbard Hub-' Agora Society: Science Club, Re- porter: Track 1: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Vodevil 1. Jennie Milano Sigma Literary Society: Commer- cial Club. Bertha La Rene Weldon Ben College High School, Greeley: Eu- terpian Literary Society: Latin Club : Science Club. Venita Mildred Trostle Blondie Yowlers. Audrey Marie Grahek 4-Adeen Euterpian, President 3: Reporter 3: Spanish Club: Quill and Scroll: Yowlers: Times Staff: Operetta 2. Lawrence Justus Carlson Swede Yelling 60: Football: Basketball: Track: Senior Play. Florine Songer uFlnn Athenian Debating Society, Re- porter 3, 4: G. A. C. Club, Re- porter, Treasurer 4: Times Staff : Yowlers: Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4: Vodevil 3 : Christmas Pageant. Sam Glatleider -.Fun Olympics : Parliamentary Club, Secretary. Robert Maxwell Root uMax,. Spanish Club. Beatrice May Carter unean Girl Reserves: Vodevil 4: Operet- ta 4. ' l I: 35 1 4, Bina Florence Bratton nplnn Clionian, Sergesamt at Aims y4: Spanish Oluib, President 3, S'er- geant at Arms: Times Staff: ln- tramural Contest: Christmas Pa- geant: Operetta 4: Vodevil 4. Viola Pearl Anglin Dimples Rainbow Club: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Vodevil 1, 2, 3: Christmas Pageant. Claude Muller Forum, Sergeant at Arms 3: Hi-Y, Secretary 4: Commercial Club. Agnes Prince ..Ag,. Athenian Debating Society: Span- ish Club: G. A. C. Club: Student Council : Intramural Manager : Girls' Athletics 1, 2. Walter Harris Bunny Forum, Reporter 4: Latin Club, President 2: Quill and Scroll: Yell- ing 60: Times Staff: Inter-Society Debate. Ruth Anna Morrow Ruthie Girls' Athletic Club, Treasurer 3, Prsident 4: Yowlers 2: Girls' Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4: Vodevil 2: Christ- mas Pageant. Georgia M. Ardell uaaben Athenian Debating Society, Presi- dent 4: Latin Club: Yowlers: Christmas Pageant.: Vodevil 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Follies 3, 4. Charles Halinlg Chuck Follies 3. Lucille Rankin ..Lucy,. Owls: Yowlers: Vodevil 3. Earl A. Allen Ciceronean, Secretary 4: Sopho- more Class Secretary. Frances Josephine Huber Francie Clionian: Spanish Club: Rainbow Clufb, Secretary 1: Christmas Pa- geant. Virgil L. McKinstry 'raw' Olympic: Inter-Society Debate 4: Spanish Club: Yelling 60: Oper- etta. I E361 fi? I I Ray Anthony Valdez Agora Debating Society: Spanish Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 4: Gunnison Scholarship Con- test. Jerome J. Butts ..Lank,, St. Patrick's High School. Arleen Jo Gregory Monday' St. Patrick's High School: Euter- pian Society. George Kopulos Greek Science Club: American History Contat. Carol Frances Neagle a-Kayon Euterpian Society, Secretary 4, Parliamentarian 4 Girl Reserves, Treasurer 1, President 3, 4: Intra- mural Contest. Irma Norton ..Bob,, Euterpian Society: Girl Reserves: G. A. C. Club: Commercial Club. l37l Sin' William M. Ratkovich Britch Thelma Bernice Engle Sally Athenian Debating Society: Quill and Scroll: Times Staff: Girls' Athletics: Operetta: Christmas Pa- xreant. Peter J. Berta Olympic: Science Club: Band and Orchestra Concert. Janet Grace Fuller .ixayon Clionians: Quill and Scroll, Vice President 4: Rainbow Club: Girl Reserves: Times Staff: Christmas Pageant: Operetta 2, 4. Frank John Mishmach ..Mish,, Science Club: Student Council 1. Gladys Julia Rooth Blue Sigma Literary Society, Vice Presi- dent 4. Georgia Rougas Judge Sigma Literary Society, Reporter 4: G. A. C. Club. Reporter 4: Latin Club: Times Staff: Girls' Athlet- ics: Junior Play. Frank Martin Spencer Exa Bevian Woodyard Mickie Graneros High Schoolg Fremont High School, Los Angeles, Calif. Vincent Cristiano Vince Ciceronean Science Club 3 3 Oration COIICGSC : Operetta Christmas' Pa- zeant. Agnes Costanza Amie Girl Reserves: Spanish Club. Mark Vivoda ..J0e,. I fi? if Elba Snider Preacher Olympics, Vice President 4: Span- ish Club, Vice President 4. Gladys Thurlow Vice Corky Clioniansg Quill and Scroll: Times Staff: Operetta 2, 3, 4. John Stadinsky Johnny Alma Ruth Raley Clioniang Travel Club: Science Club. Catherine Passanante Rena Sigma Literary Society: Spanish Club. Zona Gertrude Daniels Meddings Skeezix Operettta 1, 4. I E381 1 W u Margaret Kirscht irMargrn Girl Reserves, Vice President, Pro- gram Chairman: Band Concert. Milan Predovich ..Mic,. Quill and Scroll: Latin Club: Ten- nis: Christmas Pageant. Dorotha Winette Graham Tramping Lake High School. Carl Ramme ' uproxyn Omaha Central High School, Trini- dad High School: Olympics: Com- mercial Club: Swimming. Jennie Louise Costanza Jennie Lou Centennial: Girl Reserves, Secre- tary, Treasurer, President: Spanish Club. Elpideo Aguilera npetef, Spanish Club. E391 Theodore Ramme ...redo Omaha Central High School, Trini- day High School. Willa Logue Billie Lamar Union High School 1, 2, 3: Fort Collins High School 4. Charles Rasco Alabama Eus'ey High School: Industrial Club 1. Jennie Manguso Carroll Wilton Jackson ..Red,, Claremont Walker I W 1 George Elmer Thompson HT., Olympics: Science Club: Band and Orchestra Concert 1, 2. Margaret Esther Serena Ginger Spanish Club: Girls' Athletics: Christmas Pageant: Operetta 2. 3, 4. Frederick Kimberly Sabott 4-Fredn Ol mpics' Science Club Secretar- Y - ' i Y' Treasurer 4: Rifle Club, Treasurer 4: Christmas Pageant. Theodore Lindovay George Kasic Booster Club: C Club: Athletic Council: Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, Captain 4: Track. June Barton State Music Contest: Operetta 1, 2. Ruth Kathleen Young Greeley High School 2: Aletheor- ian: Spanish Club: Yowlers: Vode- vil 4: Christmas Pageant. VValter Peschke upeskyn Ciceronean, Cat's Meow: Yelling 60: Christmas Pageant: Operetta 1. Frances Mae Stefanich Frankie Sigma Literary Society, Treasur- er 4. Vern Whited Whitey Commercial Club: Yelling 60: Yell Leader. Gladys Davis Athenian Debating Society: Quill :nd Scroll, Treasurer 4: Times Staff: Vodevil 3. Joseph Klune E401 Roy Levy Stylus Literary Club, President. Helen Davis uvrinyn Wendell Phillips High School, Chi- cago: Stylus Literary Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Bertha Lee Saunders Midget Stylus Literary Club. Louise Fife Stylus Club. Ruth Elizabeth McClanahan unoun Stylus Club: American History Contest. Thelma Lacefield Stylus Club. Frances Holliman Frankie Stylus Club, Sergeant at Arms. Marguerite Rachel Mitchem ..Mm,gy.. Stylus Club Reporter Gertrude Saunders Stylus Club. Loraner Hood Stylus Club, Vice President. De V. Levy Mitchem ..V,. Stylus Club. E411 fi? The 1931 Class Will and y Testament We, the Senior class of Central High School, sorely lacking in knowledge and credit, do declare this to be our Last Will and' Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills, codicils, and other testamentary disposition by us, collectively or individually, hereto- fore anytime made. After all our just debts and obligations are paid, discharged, and otherwise elimin- ated, we bequeath the following: Charlotte Sullivan wills her beloved brother Orville to the Junior girls. Milton Finney leaves his pull with Miss Reid to Paul Deems. Valetta Schmidt bequeaths her dignity, soft voice, and demure ways to Ellen Gorden. Walter Smith bestows his unpleasant disposition upon Bob Moore. Bart Elich relinquishes his finger wave to John Hoody or any other Junior who can prove he needs it in a worse way. Frank Ritchie wills his Caveman tactics with girls to Wells Butnette. Exa Woodyard leaves her never-ending chatter to Gertrude Templeton. Bob Cummings wills all his women to Raymond Caten. Charles Rosco reluctantly bequeaths his space in the office to Walter Seagle. Earl Allen leaves his indifference to women to Arthur Porter. Barbara Broome bestows her ability to vamp men upon Bethel Pugh. Alfred Bench wills his long suit of flannel underwear to Perry Keen, Jr. Wilma Martin leaves her excess avoirdupois to Susan Holmes. At Bill Carlile's request Catherine Crozier wills her Student council membership to Julia Craig. Dorothea Toedter wishes to bestow her tall dignity and ability to see in a crowd upon Virginia Bartley. Lawrence Hewitt, after trying in vain for two years to get rid of his long string of feminine admirers left him by some cruel Senior of '29, does now bequeath them to any six Junior boys who are willing to take them over. To the faculty and student body the class leaves the peace and quiet that pervaded the halls and classrooms on May 5th, In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our seal this 12th day of May, 1931. Signed by VERNON DRAIN, BARBARA BROOME. Witnessed by: MISS BELL, GILLEAN COOL, LORA BRIGGS. 1 I E421 W 6? W JU' I. L431 X, 'I 65 Junior Class llfficers President ,,,,.. ,,,, Vice President 7,,.., Secretar5 'w7,,.,,. Treasurer YY,,,,YYs,sss,.,.i,,. Sergeant at Arms ,s,,,,, Annual Reporter ...,,,, Joe Mayo Howard Fisher Lois Ann Weber Ellen Gordon Arthur Porter Brooks Beatty Junior Enrollment Teachers: Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Chick, Mr. Tedmon, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Laird and Mr. Atkinson. 44 45 Class of 1932 -. .h,, V, A, A 1' Class of 1932 .X , ' 1 E461 W W W ': 1 , K VL' MQ Q2 1' 5' ' Q as ' W i I Ll I' 'I E41 fi' f Qu .j' E 'X A -f - 1' A X JX iff xx.5-Aff' a 5' . M -- x ' 1 f xx km f rv! Sophomore Class llffieers President, ..A,,7,...,,,,, ,,,,,,, G eorge McCarthy Vice President, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,., R aymond Caten Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,, Ethel Shrody Treasurer ,,,.,,,,. ,,....,,,,, ,,,... . ,,., E l sie Shrody Sergeant at Arms ...,,,,, 7,,,,,.. D Wight Kilgore Reporter 7..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y, ,,,,,,, E velyn Hoody Sponsor ,,,,.,.,, ,,,,,,, M iss Grout Sophomore enrollment teachers: Miss Johnson, Miss Lyster, Miss McPherson, Miss Forsman, Miss Leddy, Miss Kent, Miss McNally, Miss Haworth, Mr. Stoddard, Miss Grout. X J' X211-. V fy ffif , 1 ,, l , ,,tvx,- 1,Q ,. V K it it i i lil 7-'lie ,,QQ.gQQfQfQQf,,Q-QQf,QM 4 'iff E481 ,XX ,ff f 1 49 ,Ilia 00 V51 Jgaflass of 1933 Class of 1933 501 'NW GD gm P r , M QEW IWI UV W L B li :Fei IIN' .lanes I' cf' c 'I E511 Freshman 0fiicers President ,7,,.,,, .. ...,... Harold Collins Secretary ,,,, . .,,,..,,..,,,, Alma Kay Treasurer ,..,,,,7,,,,7,7 ,,7,, 7,,,,, H enry Scott Newspaper Reporter ,,7,.. ,,,, ,,Y,7 F r ed Hobbs Vice President. ,,,,,,,.,.,77,, ,,7,,,77, V incent Bacon Sergeant at Arms ....i,... ..........,. B asil Jones Annual Reporter. ,,7,, ,...,... M ary Keeler Freshman enrollment teachers: Miss Reid, Mrs. Kirk, Miss Totten, Mr. Lyle, Mrs Ruple, Mrs. McIntyre, Miss Donohue, Miss McIntyre, Miss Hull, Miss Gilleland, Mrs Perryman, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Darnall, Miss Anderson, Miss Woodside. E521 53 Class of 1934 Class of 1934 I E54 , , x -in .9 1 AN ZAT ,- V Hb' f , T I Hjr, JI. 41 -. faifsrv A xv -f Pun. 1- 3-5 1 13 he ., . :KE . ir? . . 1: , ' 5' . - ' f' I , , W V 4 N , , , ii 1 V A 4'. I ...A ,A T 4 Q, 1 ' s I 4 ,I ggi U ,w.,,E,u'5 ., - -nave- . , .nj E 'Fl '- N! A55 Iv a u a -'-si L .53 GD Central Ilrganizations Extra curricular organizations at Central offer the student the op- portunity to enter. almost any field of activity he chooses. There are twenty-four of these groups which are divided into clubs and societies. The societiesuare literary and debating. Freshmen are not admitted, and a scholastic average of B--- must be maintained by girls and C+ by boys. Society meetings are held Thursday during activity period. Many phases such as language, science, commerce, parliamentary drill, athletics, boosting, and character building are covered by the fourteen clubs. They meet on Tuesday during activity period. The eligibility re- quirements are determined by each organization. GIRLS' SOCIETIES BOYS' SOCIETIES Aletheorian Agora Athenian Ciceronean Clionian Forum Euterpian Olympic Owls Sigma CLUBS Astronomy Latin Catsclan Parliamentary Central Commercial Quill and Scroll Commercial Girl Reserves Freshman and Sophomore Commercial Science G. A. C. Spanish Hi-Y Stylus l55l 63 Aletheorian Literary Society The Aletheorian Literary Society was founded in the year of 1915 and was or- ganized by Miss Edith Wilson. The purpose is to promote musical talent and to study literature. Bennie Beth Powe Valetta Schmidt Barbara Broome Ellen Gordon ,,,,,,,,,, Mildred Kearney ,,c.. Colors-Green and White OFFICERS President .,c.,..,,,., ...,....,.Vice President Mary Beth Frank ,,,.,,c,,, ,,,, ,c,A. Harriet Crawford , Secretary ..,c,,,.,...,,,, Treasurer ,,,,,,,.,.......7 ,,,, Sergeant at Arms ,,,,,,,,c,,,, Inter-Society Member c,,,,,,, Reporter ,,,c,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,7,,..,,,, Critic ,,,,, ,, Miss Mildred Woodside, ,r,,r ,,,. .,,, . MEMBERS Seniors ,,r,,r,Valetta Schmidt . ,,,, Mildred Kearney Bennie Beth Powe Juanita Davis 7 , ,,,,, Harriet Crawford ,, 7. .,,, Barbara Broome Miss Mildred' Woodside Betty Beasley Katheryn Hall Barbara Broome Bennie Beth Powe Harriet Crawford Valetta Schmidt Marjorie Byouk Edith Clason Mary Beth Frank Mildred Kearney Rita Leiser Jean Alexander Velma Butler Margaret Crawford Juanita Davis Juniors Marguerite Marshall Virginia O'Neil Lois Anne Weber Helen Wennermark Sophomores Evelyn Hoody Elsie Schrody Frances Weber Thomasine Grady SL? i561 ,f 'XX' ,M ..M-.-am-.a.M-n.-.. --.W f -J' QT ij.--.M.M.-a,-...-..--e-.-- A T ,..--e --, -H 144' L, i---l---7- t..-,..,..,, .,,,., . xii 1,2 A U Jinx!-i f SV f. 5 Nftffxl K Valetm Schmidt, Miss Woodside, Bennie Beth P'owe Harriet Crawford, Katherine Hall, Margarite Marshall, Banbara Broome, Mildred Kearney Juanita Davis, Betty Beasley, Mary Beth Frank, Elsie Schrody, Edith Clason Margaret Crawford, Evelyn Hoody, Marjorie Byouk, Helen Wennermark, Jean Alexander Lois Anne Weber. Rita Leiser, Virginia 0'Neil, Frances Weber, Thomasine Graddy we.- few' 1 YxQiw'51fK'fi Y lk 4 f 1 I ,XXX J X L J r gf4,i:TjXo,f R J f xi Xml I 1 -.--.,- ....-,. ,, H, .4 L, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, -Wwe 571 'fe' H fin Athenian Debating Society Miss McNally organized the Athenian Debating Society in the year of 1927. The purpose of this society is to promote an interest in debate, literature, and to encourage comradeship. Georgia Ardell ,,,,,, Fleta Saunders ,,,,,, Velma Hooper ,e,e,e ,, Floriene Songer ,,,e,,, Thelma Williams ,,,ee,,,, Vivian Wallace ,,,,,,, ., Miss Hulda Forsman Colors: Crimson and Silver OFFICERS President ...,,,,.,,,,,,,. , Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Secretary-Treasurer ,,,, ,, Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. Fleta Saunders ,,.,,,Charlotte Sullivan ,,,.,mVirginia Major Ruth Holmes Sergeant at Arms ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 7 ,Marie Tiernan Inter-Society Member ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, E dith Culbertson Critic ,r,,...,....,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, . Miss Hulda Forsman MEMBERS Seniors Georgia Ardell Nadine Biele Annie Croll Edith Culbertson Gladys Davis Thelma Engle Ruth Holmes Angela Kochevar Juniors Velma Hooper Marion Johnson Annie Laurie Knight Lenore Lynch Virginia Major Violet Mehle Mae Renzelman Doris Owens Agnes Prince Fleta Saunders Floriene Songer Charlotte Sullivan Vivian Wallace Agnes Yusko Mary Ann Tekavec Marie Tiernan Evelyn Vallely Thelma Williams Irma Maddox Thelma Dolan Sophomores Bessie Byouk Dorothy Prince Aldeen Decker Bertha Skube Veryl Edwards Q X wif . l53l 1114 fi jx , - W N., XX 1 lj 1' Y Y -Nfl ggi? A147777 77777777 Y W :rn Y Y f V67 YW 1 f P ,E X, ff,',f X 'f .tix f fly Q 2 A xx Si. .,., K 'X It .7 I, l I Fleta Saunders, Miss Hulda liorsman, Georgia Ardell Vivian Wallace, Virginia Major,.Edith Culbertson, Gladys Davis, Thelma Williams, Nadine Biele Thelma Engle, Agnes Prince. Annie Croll, Mary Ann Tekavec, Thelma Dolan Velma Hooper, Violet Mehle, Ruth Holmes, Irma Maddox, Ruth Prince, Veryl Edwards Bessie Byouk, Charlotte Sullivan, Agnes Yusko. Floreine Sanger, Annie Laurie Knight, Marie Tiernan Marian Johnson, Bertha Skube, Angela Kochevar XXX3-.s ,Li , N-ww, f ,Q I, ws - .J ,A xx a Ylw il 'x ' X Z' ., ,..-..... . , Mwjyk H was --..-.-, A , ! so i l,- Y l 1 ' o o A 59 1 N'-f' Z . fi? Clionian Literary Society The Clionian Literary Society was organized by Miss McNally in the year of 1921. The purpose of the Clionian Society is to give girls the opportunity of all the bene- fits which come from such an organization. Lora Briggs H Norma Jones ,,.,,, Ruth Jackson ..,,,, Wilda Lowden ,,,,,,,,, Elizabeth Moran ,,,, Eleanor Brown ,,e,e,, Florence Bratton ,,,, Helen Kendall ,,,,,,,e Colors: Gold and Silver OFFICERS President ,,,,,,.,,,z.,,, Vice President ,,,..... . Secretary ,,,,,,,, ..,.,., Ruth Jackson ,,,,,,.,Helen Kendall .,......Johanna Skull Treasurer .,,,...,e,e,... z,z,e,,ee,ee V ella McGee Parliamentarian ,ee.., eee,,,ee, E linore Garrett Reporter ..e,eeeeee,.eee,,.,.,e,, re....zz... L ora Briggs Sergeant at Arms ,,,,,,e...,, Inter-Society Member ......,.., ......,..... Sponsor ,.,e,,.,,.A.,,e,......,..,... Miss Chandos Reid ,,.. . 7,,,,, , Marjorie Back Margaret Baker Lucille Barnes Florence Bratton Lora Briggs Eleanor Brown Isabel Dykstra Ruth Edmundson Janet Fuller Ethel Grisham Thelma Herron MEMBERS Seniors Lucille Himes Frances Huber Juanita Jacobosky Ruth Jackson Norma Jones Helen Kendall Vella McGee Elizabeth Moran Alma Raley Johanna Skull Sophomores Leona Allen Hannah Andrews Carolyn Bachman Alice Conwell Elinore Garrett Pauline Richie Lillian Tobin Wilda Lowden Theresa Manbucca Irene Slattery Willa Dee Yost Juniors Dorothy Klaus .,,,,.,,,Irene Slattery .Lucille Himes Miss Chandos Reid I I l60l 1 I Norma Jones, Lora Briggs, M Leona Allen, Elizabeth Moran Willa Dee Yost, Lucille Himes Irene Slattery, Francis Huber iss Reid, Ruth Jackson, Helen Kendall , Vella McGee, Hannah Andrews, Marjorie Back. Johanna Skull , Wilda Lowden, Isabell Dykstra, Gladys Vice, Eleanor Brown , Theresa Manbucca, Carolyn Bachman, Lillian Tobin, Eleanor Garrett Alice Conwell, Pauline Richie, Ethel Grisham. Alma Raley, Ruth Edmundson, Thelma Herron Florence Bratton, Juanita Jac l61l obosky, Lucille Barnes, Janet Fuller, Margaret Baker fi? Euterpian Literary Society The Euterpian Literary Society was organized by Mrs. Darnall, September, 1929. Our purpose is to develop literary appreciation, public speaking, social relation- ship and parliamentary drill. Anna Pachakc Eva Hadwiger cc,, N Carol Neagle c,,,.,., Evelyn Germ ,c,,c,,c Colors: Rose and Gray OFFICERS President .,,....,,,,,,,, Vice President i,i.,,,,,, ..--.-.Secretary,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,in Treasurer ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,., Gladys Schriener c..,c,c ciiie,, Audrey Grahekc, Rose Weindling, Rose Rubinson ,, Mrs. Iva Darnall Audrey Grahek Mildred Houston Audra Lloyd Marie McMeekan Irene Mudd Carol Neagle Irma Norton Anna Pachak ,,.,,,,...,Inis Shaffer Marie McMeekan W,WGladys Walz ,,,,,,,.....,,,Olive Weir Sergeant at Arms .,.,,,.,, ,,,c,,,,,,,,,,.,,, A udra Lloyd Reporter .i..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,, ,.,,... Parliamentarian ,,,,,.....,,,c... ,. ,Frances Valentine v.,,,,,..,Carol Neagle Inter-Society Member ..,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, M ildred Houston Sponsor ,,.r,ccc....,,,,.V..ccc,.,.ccc,, c,c.cc, M rs. Iva Darnall MEMBERS Seniors Gladys Schriener Aletha Sewell Inis Shaffer Frances Valentine Gladys Walz Rose Weindling Bertha Weldon Juniors Eva Hadwiger Sophomores Ethel Mae Adams Hedwig Plese Evelyn Germ Olive Weir I I i621 ',.-. N ,' , 1 x, if fx 4 -. l f ,P ,x XR XXNN ff I Inis Shaffer, Mrs. Darnall, Anna Pachak Rose Weindling, Audra Lloyd, Gladys Schriener, Irene Mudd Marie McMeekan, Frances Valentine, Gladys Walz, Bertha Weldon, Irma Norton Carol Neagle, Audrey Grahek, Mildred Houston, Olive Weir Aletha Sewell, Hedwig Plese, Evelyn Germ, Eva Hadwiger , X - i 1 1' :Q-X X NA V, 5,2-,fi , .. - f 4 We-Q , - ll 631 .4.,YY,.7- V. -Y , Y, lx XA.: i r. . ., 'xtfxjnf W! fi? 0wl Debating Society The Owl Debating Society was founded by Miss Keightly in the year of 1919. The purpose of the Gwl Debating Society is to further interest in debating and literature. Wilma Martin ,,,,,,, Dorothea Toedter... Catharine Morford-iii M- Virginia Bartleyw, Dorothy Kinkel Freda Black ., ,,,,o , , Susan Holmes ,,,7,, , Mrs. Taylor , Colors: Yellow and White OFFICERS ,,,,,,,,Presidentsn,,..,.,,..,,,, -,,-V1ce President Catharine Crozier ,,,.,,7Wilma Martin Dorothea Toedter ,e,,,e,,Secretary,,,,,,W,7 ,e,,,,,,Treasurer,,,,....,... ,Reporter...,,,,,,,,,....,,,,.., Sergeant at Arms,....,.,,,,, ,,e, Inter-Society Member W Y Sponsor..-,,,,,,,,.,,-,,,,,,,, H MEMBERS Ruth Carter Catharine Crozier Wilma Martin Catharine Morford Seniors Lucille Rankin ,,,,n,,,,e,Ermine Ray Ruth Carter Helen Kirk , Dorothy Mayer Y . Mrs. Taylor Mary Elizabeth Sud duth Dorothea Toedter Mazine Zents Juniors Rose Altman Dorothy Mayer Virginia Bartley Bethel Pugh Freda Black Ermine Ray Virginia Botsford Isabel Renowden Marian Fisher Mary Beth Sease Mary Goss Helen Sparrow Susan Holmes Sarah Taibe Dorothy Kinkel Sophomorews Helen Kirk Ethel Schrody Alys Parker Eleanor Haaff X f I r I N-Lf l64l fi? Wilma Martin, Mrs. Taylor. Catharine Crozier Lucille Rankin, Catharine Morford, Maxine Zents, Mary Elizabeth Sudduth, Dorothea Toedter Ruth Carter, Dorothy Mayer, Isabelle Renowden, Bethel Pugh, Dorothy Kinkel Eleanor Haaff, Virginia Bartley, Ermine Ray, Helen Sparrow, Freda Black Alys Parker. Helen Kirk, Susan Holmes, Marion Fisher, Mary Beth Sease Ethel Schrody, Rose Altman, Mary Goss, Virginia Botsford, Sarah Taibe slr I I 65 fi? Sigma Literary Society The Sigma Literary Society was founded by Miss Fuller February, 1930. Catherine Luppino ,e,,, 7, ,..,, H Ruby Towns e,7,,, ,,,, Lillian Gerrazio e,,, Katie Simonich ,,,,,, Mabel Charlson e..ei Eleanor Ashmiller Josephine De Iorio ,,,,e. , ,7,e. . Erma Klintz ee,,,,,,. Miss Kentw Motto- Build for character, not for fame. Colors-Rose and Gold OFFICERS President .,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, H e len Dolinar m,,,eVice President, U .....Gladys Rooth ., ,,,, Se cretary ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,..,Josephine De Iorio ,,,,,,,,Frances Stefanich W,,.,Treasurer....,,,m,,,. Parliamentarian ,,,,,,e,,,,.. ,,,,... . , ,,,,.., Alma Rooth Inter-Society Member ,,,... ,,,,e,,, E leanor Ashmiller Reporter ..,,......Y,,7uu,,...... .e,,,.,,,Georgia Rougas ...V,,,Tanata Parrino ,,,,...Sergeant at Arms ,,....,,rMiss Kent Sponsor ,...,...,,,,,,,,e,, MEMBERS Seniors Philanthy Cononelos Josephine De Iorio Helen Dolinar Lillian Gerrazio Catherine Luppino Jennie Milano Tanata Parrino Catherine Passanante Mary Rocco Gladys Rooth Georgia Rougas Katie Simonich Frances Stefanich Juniors Eleanor Ashmiller Angelina Rotolo Bessie Chanak Ruby Towns Rose Costanza Olga Ballas Sophomores Alma Rooth Melia Knezovich Anna Kolbezen X 1 1 XX' I 66 1 ED Catherine Luppino, Miss Kent, Helen Dolinar Jennie Milano, Lillian Gerrazio, Anna Kolbezen, Angelina Rowlo, Ruby Towns Alma Rooth, Josephine De Iorio, Georgia Rougas, Katherine Simonich Frances Stefanich, Philanthy Cononelos. Catherine Passananbe, Bessie Chanak, Eleanor Ashmiller Mary Rocco, Melia Knezovich, Olga Ballas, Glbadys' Rooth, Tanata Parrino . 67 if fi? Agora Debating Society The Agora Debating Society was organized by Mr. Lyle in 1930. The purpose of this society is to promote interest in debating and give an under- standing of current questions. Colors: Blue and Gold OFFICERS Lindell Elliott ,Y7,,,., ,,r,,,,,. P resident ,.......,,,r,,,,.,,,, Fritz Matthes ,,,.,... ..,,o,,,, V ice President ,.,..,,r.,,,,, Oliver Grant ,,,,rrr,,, ,,,,,,,, S ecretary-Treasurer ...,,,rr Dwight Kilgore ,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,, S ergeant at Arms r,,,.., Reporter ,,,r.,..,,,r.,....,,,, Mr. Lyle ,.,.,rrrev Sponsor ,,,,,,rr., MEMBERS Seniors Lindell Elliott Frank La Rocca Preston Lovette Fritz Matthes Joe Correa Rowland Gast Robert Cairns Albert Kaplan Oliver Grant Dwight Kilgore Jene Faust Evan Evans James Bowers J. Wells Edwards George Hubbard Ray Valdez Juniors Theodore Gilbert Gregory Hinds Jack May Grant Vance Sophomores Louis Ercul Angelo Odorisio George Simony Kenneth Lorrance Kenneth May Voyd Elich ...Lindell Elliott ...,...,Evan Evans .,,....Oliver Grant Dwight Kilgore ,.........Grant Vance Lyle E631 1 W I Lindell Elliott, Mr. Lyle Ray Valdez, George Hubbard, Grant Vance, Frank La Rocca, Theodore Gilbert Jack May, Robert Cairns, Fritz Matthes, Rowland Gast, Albert Kaplan Gregory Hinds, Joe Correa, Oliver Grant, Jene Flaust, Angelo Odorisio Dwight Kilgore, Kenneth May, Frank lcabone, Preston Lovette, Evan Evans n I 69 1 ' fi? Ciceronean Debating Society The Ciceronean Debating Society was founded by Mr. Roe in the year of 1907. Alfred Bench ,,,, Motto: Eloquentia Mundum Regit Colors: Orange and Black OFFICERS ,Lawrence Hewitt President e.,,,,,e,,,,.., ,,e.,, Walter Smith.. ......e. Vice President ,,,.... e,e,,,,ee,eee, P erry Keen Robert Quandt ....,,, ...r.... S ecretary ..,.....,,, ,,,,,...,,,, Earl Allen Perry Keen ,,,,....i. ,,,,.,vV Tr easurer ,i,,,Ve,ee, ,eeee,e,,.e,...,,,,, R eo Coats Paul Deems ,,,,,,e. ,,,,ee,, R eporter ee,e,....,.,....,,,.,, e,....ee, H oward Woodrum Donald Mack ,.,..,., ,,,i,e,, S ergeant at Arms ....,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Paul Jones .. .,,..., Sponsor ,,,.,,,,..,,.,,,..,,,,,e ....,., M r. Paul Jones MEMBERS Seniors Earl Allen Lawrence Hewitt Alfred Bench Frank Howard George Botsford Robert Morris Reo Coats Robert Quandt Vincent Cristiano Walter Smith Malcolm Dayton James Tidwell Barty Elich Roy Dickson Edward Haling' Juniors John Atkinson Joe Mayo James Brown Willard Michael Paul Deems Richard Reeves Fred Fair Billy Sawhill Perry Keen Jr. Robert Walsh Donald Mack Howard Woodrum Sophomores Copeland Atkinson Tom Martin Adolph Fair Raymond Naylor Gene Lines Alan Shand Fred Miller Harold Stillman George McCarthy Jr. Jack Tipple X I f I Q ! I l70l 'MMT , I1-7, 4 f I w . 1' 1 .4 W V, l f Xi. 71 Lawrence Hewitt, Mr. Jones, Alfred Bench Walter Smith, Robert Quandt, George Botsford, Robert Morris, Bart Elich Earl Allen, Malcolm Dayton, Frank Howard, James Tidwell, Roy Dickson, Vincent Cristiano Fred Fair, Reo Coats, Edward Haling, Harold Stillman, Paul Deems, Richard Reeves Robert Walsh. Howard Woodrum, James Brown, Joe Mayo, Tom Martin, Junior Keen f vx fy-:ff Y l William Sawhill, Donald Mack, Willard Michaels, George McCarthy, Copeland Atkinson, John Atkinson Adolph Fair, Fred Miller, Jack Tipnle, Alan Shand, Ray Naylor, Gene Lines I 1 , M t 3 Forum Debating Society The Forum Debating Society was organized by Miss Bell in the year of 1921. The purpose of the Forum Debating Society is to socialize young people and to further debating. Leo Brumbaugh Milton Finneyw , Billie Kerr Claude Muller , Colors: Green and Gold OFFICERS President .. ,,,,,,7,7, , 7 Vice Presidente. Secretary-Treasurer,, Sergeant at Arms Reporter ,.,,,,,,,,,,..,7. , ,,,,,,,, Milton Finney Robert Cummings , Brooks Beatty 7 Alex Clark Bill Carlile Sub. Critic CCCSCCC 77Y,, G eorge Treese Mr. Tedmon ,,,,,,,, H H ,,,Critic ,,,,,.. ., fffrfff Mr. Tedmon MEMBERS Seniors Fred Bode Clemon Higgins Leo Brumbaugh John Hoody Bill Carlile Peter Maroney Alex Clark Louis Mihelich Robert Cummings Edward Morehart Vernon Drain Claude Muller Milton Finney Earl Pitcock Walter Harris Frank Ritchie Juniors Brooks Beatty William Kerr Marion Callendar Fred Orman Albert Carlson Ralph Stuart Manuel Corral George Treese Don Cummings John Ducic George Futamata Walter Van Wagenen Sophomorcs Howard Bigelow William Sabo William Gust Dallas Snyder Wells Burnette X 1 1 I 72 l I,-jK xX N l I X X e- N 1 XXX Leo Brumbaugh, Mr. Tedmon, Milton Finney Earl Pitcock, William Carlile, Pete Maroney, Fred Bode, Louis Mihelich, Clemon Higgins Vernon Drain, Claude Muller, Frank Richie, Robert Cummings, Alex Clark, Edward Morehart Thad Hughes, Walter Harris, Walter Van Waggenen, John Hoody, Fred Orman, Brooks Beatty A bert Carlson, Marion Callendar, William Kerr. George Treese, George Futamata, Don Cummings Wells Burnette, Ralph Stuart, Howard Bigelow, Dallas Snider S XM,-C C il. 573' X WM CC C C C Xwfigyfe' CCC CC- 1 r V Q' 2 ill ...C ,C C,AH MA, CC Hai-.----..fe.r WCC MY... X -xv? f ... ...-.--, C Wa WJ, E731 'M' fi? Illympic Debating Society The Olympic Debating Society was founded by Mr. Pitts in 1910. The purpose of this society is to further and stimulate debating and public speaking. Arthur Porter Elba Snyder ,,,,,,c,c,,,, Howard Fisher ,,,c,,,c,, John Nardini ,,,c Colors: Red and Black OFFICERS President..V.,.,t....m,,.n, Fletcher Rainer ..Vice President,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,Carl Bruce Secretary-Treasurermm, Howard Fisher Sub-Criticsn,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,t,,, ,,,Arthur Porter Floyd Baker ,,,, ,,,,,,,, S ergeant at Arms ,,,,,,. Barney Snapp Mr. Chick ,,,,,,, ,cc,,,,,, S ponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,.,r, ,,e.. . . Mr. Chick MEMBERS Seniors Harry Butzback Arthur Porter Sam Glatleider Fletcher Rainer Wilbur Ladd Carl Ramme Vergil McKinstry Theodore Ramme Dwight Muckley Fred Sabott John Nardini Barney Snapp John O'Bert Elba Snyder Delbert Pickerel Juniors Floyd Baker Joseph Fiechtl Robert Bartley Howard Fisher Bruce Beatty John Plato Carl Bruce Richard Van Wye Donald Drummond Stanley Walker Sophomores Raymond Caten B. J. Parker Edward Grant George Thompson X f n I r 4 I if E741 .fi r' 'M 1' If Arthur Porter, Mr. Chick, Fletcher Rainer Georpze Thompson, Virgil McKinstry, Wilbur Ladd. Harry Butzback, Bernard Snapp John Nardini, Delbert Pickerel, Dwight Muckley, John O'Bert, Elba S'nider Howard Fisher, Carl Ramme, Theodore Ramme, Robert Parker, Carl Bruce Joseph Fiechtl, Raymond Caten, John Platt, Robert Bartley, Floyd Baker Stanley Walker, Sam Glatleider, Donald Drummond, Righard Van Wye, Bruce Beatty, Frederick Sabott A'.. , 1 xx vii. 75 ED Andrew Park, Fred Bergemann Martin Milano, , Miss Jessie Donohue , Astronomy Club OFFICERS ,,President ,,7,,Vice Presidents, Secretary-TreasurerW, Y , Reporter ,7,7, MEMBERS Fred Bergemann Pat Bergemann Leonard Hansen Leo Kirscht Felix Koncilio Frank Kraoll George Limberis Frank Logan Anthony Manguso James McBee John William McCarty Sam Mihalic Martin Milano William Millbu1'n Albert Minatti John Mock Ralph Moutera Cl'llI1C, ,,i,,, , George Limberis Andrew Park Kozer Morimoto Felix Koncilio ,,,,Wm. Milburn Sergeant at Arms H , ,, , ,, , Miss Jessie Donohue Kozor Morimoto John Okicich John Ottino Andrew Park Robert Parlin Raymond Perez Raymond Perko Burton Phelps Junior Porter Elmer Price Allen J. Robst Dan Radakovich Ray Rellaford Vernon Richards Henry Serracino Dale Wagner Thomas Shelan l76l GW Alex Clark 77,.,,,,,,,77,, Y George McCarthy ,,,,7,, Ed Morehart ,,..,.,,,,, Barbara Broome 7,.,,, , K Pauline Poushe ,,,,,7, H Harriet Crawford ,,,,,,,7,, ,7,, , W Valetta Schmidt, ,.,, ,,,,,,,, , W Miss Dorothy Sprengle r,,,,, ,, ,, Cavs Clan OFFICERS President ..,,,,,, Vice Presidents Secretary ,,,,,,, 7 Treasurer.. Catherine Morford Bennie Beth Powe r,,,., Evelyn Hoody , . . Barney Snapp Pauline Poushe Harriet Crawford ,,7,.,7,.. Alfred Bench Miss Achsah Hardin Virginia Bartley Brooks Beatty Bruce Beatty Alfred' Bench Albert Bennett George Botsford Barbara Broome Wells Burnett Marjorie Byouk Bill Carlile Alex Clark Rose Costanza Harriet Crawford Catherine Crozier Evelyn Germ Yvonne Graddy Eleanor Haaff Lawrence Hewitt Susan Holmes Evelyn Hoody John Hoody Junior Keen Dorothy Kinkel Billie Kerr Reporter ,,,,,,, Sponsor, ,,,. ,, MEMBERS Lenore Lynch Don Mack SL! Wilma Martin Chester Nuckolls George McCarthy Willard Michael Jack Miller Catherine Morford Ed' Morehart Pauline Poushe Bennie Beth Powe Bob Quandt Richard Reeves Valetta Schmidt Elsie Schrody Ethel Schrody Walter Smith Barney Snapp Dorothea Toedter Bob Walsh Frances Weber Lois Anne Weber Helen Wennermark I 1 l77l fi? Central Commercial Club Sara Taibe 7, Rita Leiser ,,,,,, Lillian Gerrazio Gladys Schriner Helen Huysel ',,,7 Mr. C. F. OFFICERS President ..,.7,,7,,..77,, Vice President 7,,,, Secretary ....77VV7777.4.. Treasurer. .......,77,,,7,7,7,,., W ,Sergeant at Arms ,,,,,,7, Yrrrr V Critic ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,.., 7 . MEMBERS Freda Black Hazel Boltersdorf Anna Crist Catherine Crowder Hilda Delliquadre Esther Duke Edith Emerick Ora Eme1'son Lillian Gerrazio Sam Glatleider Theodore Gilbe1't Ruth Guire William Henigsman John Hren Helen Huyser John Hrutky Mildred Housten Lucille Krutka Rita Leiser Catherine Luppino Virginia Major Violet Mehle Jennie Milano I1'ene Mudd Raymond Newman Jane Novak Irma Norton Tanata Parrino Anna Porfilio Isadore Rosenblatt Bertha Stein Sara Talbe W i,,,,,e,,,e,,e,, Rita Leiser Lillian Gerrazio Gladys Schriner Helen Huyser Mr. C. F. Kay Mary Louise Simonich Gladys Schriner Sara Taibe g I E781 fi? Leo Brumbaugh Clemon Higgins Betty Beasley ,,,, Elizabeth Masar Raymond Caten John Hoody, , Mrs. Darnall ,,,, Commercial Club OFFICERS President , , , Vice President Y Secretary ,,,,,,, Reporter t.,,e,,, Y Treasurer ,,,, Y ,, Sergeant at Arms Critic ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, MEMBERS ,, , ,, Fred Fair Mildred Kearney Emogene Whitman Gladys Walz ,B , , , Alfred Hendren , ,,,,,, Marian Calendar ,, Mrs. Wilson Betty Beasley Leo Brumbaugh Bob Bartley Fred Bode Harllinfred Burch Raymond Caten Marian Calender Dolly Condit Margaret Crawford Fred Fair Marian Fisher Katherine Hall Alfred Hendren V191 Clemon Higgins Lucille Himes Elizabeth Masai' Claude Muller Fred Orman Mildred Kearney Ted Ramme Carl Ramme Richard Van Wye Gladys Walz Emogene Whitman Maxine Zents 63 'Wk' Freshman and Sophomore Commercial Club OFFICERS Veryle Edwards ,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, P 1 'esident Elsie Brunovich ,77,,, ,7,,77 7 Vice President Helen Pelayo ,,,,,,,, ., ,,,,,,,, ,,Secretary Lena Mae Lewis, U ,e,, ,,Y,7,,,, Treasurer Dorothy McKinstrye,, ,, Sergeant-at-Arms Jennie Brunovich ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, , ,, Reporter Miss Stella Grout ,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, S p0ns01' MEMBERS Julia Mihalso Opal London Beatrice Carter Aldeen Decker Marjorie Boun Rose Patrick Frances Raspet Freda Crawford Mildred Diffendaffer Myrtle Johnson Edna Dunkel Doris Seacatt Esther Stevens Mary Muranye Vivian Parliapiano Ella Strubel Anna Mishmash X f f ' r Q I S-Lf 80 I W gm! Pauline Ercul, Ruth Jackson, Helen Kendall, Miss Reid, Ruth Morrow, Bertha S'kube, Sue Golightly Margretta Litz, Carolyn Bachman, Juanita Jacobosky, Ruth Starr, Rose Ochiato, Gertrude Templeton, Floreine Songer, Evelyn Van Dyke Mary Guxzliuzza. Anna Ercul, Edith Clason, Hedwig Plese, Eleanor Brown, Welma Burnett, Georgia Rougas, Marie MeMeckan, Vivian Wal'ace Katherine Atterbury, Phyllis Small, Pauline Terlep, Jennibell Gallafzer, Olive Weir, Joyce Hall, Estella Bentura, Verlie Richards The Girls? Athletic Club OFFICERS Helen Kendallw ,,,7,., ,,,,,,, Pr esident ,,,,,,7,,,,,,7 7 ,,7,,, Ruth Morrow Florine Songer ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,Vive President ,,,7,,,7, ,,7,,7 S ue Golightly Gertrude Templeton ,,,, ,, ,Secretary ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 Helen Kendall Ruth Jackson, ,,7,,7 N ,,7,,,, Treasurer ,,,7,,,7,,,,,,...,, Florine Songer Carolyn Backman ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, S ergeant-at-Arms, ,,,, ,,,7,,,,7,,, W ilma Burnett Florine Songern ,....7,,7,,7,, 7,,,,, R eporter 7,,,.,,l,,,7,,,,, , ,,,. ,,,,.,, G eorgia Rougas Miss Hazel U. Reed H ,7,l,,, Critic ,,,,,,,,,.7,,, ,,,,,7 M iss Dorothea Carlton MEMBERS Seniors Eleanor Brown Mary Gugliuzza Ruth Jackson Helen Kendall Estella Bentura Edith Clason Doris Francis Katherine Atterberry Carolyn Backman Wilma Burnett Anna Ercul Pauline Ercul Marie McMeekan Jaunita Jackobosky Florine Songer Georgia Rougas Juniors Sue Golightly Verlie Richards Gertrude Templeton Sophomores Jennibel Gallager Olive Wier Joyce Hall Margaretta Litz Rose Ochiato f81 Ruth Morrow Ruth Starr Pauline Terlip Vivian Wallace Evelyn Van Dyke Katherine Wilkinson Hedwig Plese Alma Rooth Bertha Skube Phyllis Small GN Central Ili-Y Club Purpose-To create, maintain and extend throughout the School and Community high standards of Christian character, under the slogan of Clean Speech, Clean Ath- letics, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Alfred Bench Bill Carlile , Robert Quandt George Treese Mr. Leo Scharton Colors-Red, White and Blue. ,, -Vive President ,Treasurer ,,,,, , ,.. Alfred Bench George Bottsford Leo Brumbaugh Bill Carlile Alex Clark Bob Cummings Vernon Drain Barty Elich Milton Finney Lawrence Hewitt OFFICERS , Bill Carlile ,, Clemon Higgins Claude Muller Bill Kerr P'resident ,, Secretary , ,,,,,, Mr. Leo Scharton Sponsor ,,,,, , ,, MEMBERS Seniors Clemon Higgins Louis Mihelich Ed Morehart Bob Morris Earl Pitcock Bob Quandt Fletcher Rainer Walter Smith Ted Ramme ffm -3 Juniors Brooks Beatty Ralph Stuart John lloocly Jack May Bill Kerr George Treese Sophomores Ge-org'c McCarthy Gene Lines Harold Stillmgxn X ' f Q ! ' -.Af fin Latin Club Malcolm Dayton, Dorothy Mayer, Betty Predovich , MEMBERS Leona Allen Jean Alexander Rose Altman Frances Anderson Virginia Botsford Velma Butler Bessie Byouk George Futamata Mary Goss Thomasine Grady Hazel Higgins Ethel Irwin Marion Johnson Dwight Kilgore Helen Kirk Joe Kochevar VVilbur Ladd Lillian Lansing Helen Sparrow , ,YY,,, Consul ,,,,Consul Scribe Vivian Larmee Audra Lloyd Jewel Mason Dorothy Mayer Ton Martin Louis Mihelich Betty Predovich Rosemary Price Bethel Pugh Pauline Richie Angelina Rotolo Nick Rougas Irene Slattery DeLois Stewart Ralph Stuart Eleanor Vogan Muriel Williams Howard Woodru Dora Wooters TTI 4 I I W 83 fin l Parliamentary Club Fred Miller Harold Collins Dwight Kilgore ,,,,, , Oiver Grant Jack Hall Vincent Bacon Wells Burnett Gordo Miss n Dayton Jessie Donohue Copeland Atkinson John Atkinson Vincent Bacon Austin Bean Loyd Biles Fred Bergemann Orville Bush George Broome Wells Burnett Harold Collins Manual Corral Harold Chance William Clawson Raymond Duffield Gordon Dayton Pardo Dellquadri OFFICERS President ,,,,, ,,Vice President , Secretary t,t, Corresponding Secretary ,,Sergeant-at-Armsw , Treasurer Y ,, , Parliamentarian , Reporter Critic , ,, MEMBERS Sam Glatleider George Georgion John Gladstone Oliver Grant Jack Hall William Hart Clavin Halmer Basil Jones Leo Kirscht Dwight Kilgore AlbertKap1an Felix Concilio Robert Leoffler George Limberis Fred McCarthy John McCarty Harold Collins Vincent Bacon George Broome VVilliam Millburn Fred Bergerman Roger Homgren , William Hart M iss Jessie Donohue Martin Milano Fred Miller William Millburn Junior Porter George Pruitt Vernon Richards Nick Rougas Harold Rudolph Henry Serracino Howard Smith DallasSnyder Verne Stevenson Mike Zayac Charles Zisk L84 3 Priscilla Boxwell ,,,, Janet Fuller ,,,.., 77 Lora Briggs 77 7 Lester Holliday7 Josephine DeIorio7 uill and Scroll Miss Margaret McIntyre ,ss, OFFICERS Presidents 7 7 Vice President 7 Secretary 77777777777777777 ,7 Ruth Carter 77777777Norma Jones 7777777777Vella McGee Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer 7777777777777777777 777777777777,7 77777777 G 1 adys Davis Reporter 77,,,7,,,7, . 7777777777777 7.77 77777.777 A g nes Yusko Critic .77777777777777 Miss Margaret McIntyre MEMBERS Marjorie Back Nadine Biele Priscilla Boxwell Lora Briggs Ruth Carter Gladys Davis Josephine DeIorio Thelma Engle Janet Fuller Walter Harris Lester Holliday Ruth Holmes Vincent Rotolo Thomas Starr Gladys Vice Agnes Yusko Joe Egan Velma Hooper Albert Kaplan Ruth Katz Hazel Lakes Elias Luna John O'Bert Elizabeth Plummer Norma Jones Vella McGee Margaret McGovern Milan Predovich Arthur Porter Ermine Ray Isabell Renowden Jack Saunders , i851 fin Masalta Girl Reserves UPPERCLASSMEN GROUP FRESHMAN GROUP Sponsors, , ,,,,,, , H , , Mrs. Paul L. Kirk President H , 7, ,, Y ,, Virginia Dickson Vice President , , Elizabeth Seffens Sponsor ,, , Miss Dorothy McPherson President , ,,,,,,, , , ,, Carol Neagle Vice President, , Julia Holden Secretary Florence Seacott Secretary Treasurer ,, Betty Evans Treasurerw, Louise Walker Mae Eichelberger Ethel May Adams Agatha Beckner Helen Broberg Ethelyn Burge Gertrude Call Beatrice Carter Alverta Christian Veda Costanza Jennie Costanza Rose Costanzv. Vivian Crowell Willadean Crowell Aldeen Decker Gladys Desbrow Elizabeth Estes Betty Evans Margaret Evans DeNeeze Fallier Virginia Fox Lillian Hanson Julia Holden Anna Kolbezen Margaret Kirscht Carol Neagle Kathleen O'Hare Mildred Ruff Doris Seacott Florence Seacott Anna Smith Edna Stewart Geraldine Stewart Charlotte Sullivan Lillian Tobin Ruth Treichler Lois Trostle Gladys Turner Frances Valentine Myrtle Wolfe Gladys Taylor Julia May Avery Louise Back Guernadine Boston Charlcie Bruce Ruth Burnett Thelma Crissey Nellie De Pietro Helene Denman Virginia Dickson Mae Eichelberger Mary Katheryn Fisher Blanch Floyd Jessie Forrest Elsie Jean Gardner Esther Gleason Rosemary Haase Nadine Jeffers Frnces Johnston Irma Blanche Jones Elizabeth Kendall Irene Masciota Dorothy McCaffrey Rita Mary Patterson Velma Samples Alberta Saxton Elizabeth Seffens Pauline Sena Edna Serena Edith Shanstrom Catherine Starks Bessie Swager Carol Treichler Louise Walker Eleanor Whited II86 Ffh Central Scientific Club Bob Cummings Pete Maroneyw Fleta Saunders John Dusic, Bart M1'. Atkinson OFFICERS , ,, President ,,,,,,,, , ,Vice President , Secretary-Treasurer , , Elich, , Reporters ,,,,,,,, , Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,, C ritic ,, , 7 Y MEMBERS Bob Cummings Pete Maroney Frank Ritche Don Cummings Alma Raley George Kaplaus Vincent Christiano Fugar Davisson Bertha Sheldon Joe Fietchel Annie Croll Frank Mishmash Albert Chrlson Frank White Pete Berta George Thompson John Gerazzio George Hubbard Fred Sabott Don Drummond Delbert Pickerel ,, Pete Maroney Don Drummond ,, Fred Sabott George Hubbard , Frank White Mr. Atkinson I I i871 65 Ray Valdez Sabio Concialdi ,, Spanish Club OFFICERS Presidente ,7,,,, Mary Elizabeth Sudduth Vice Presidents, Y ,,,7,, , ,,,7,,,, Elba Snyder Secretary-Treasurern ,,,7,,, Y ,7,,,,, Ray Valdez Mary Elizabeth Sudduth , ,, , Florence Bratton ,,,,7 Y ,,,,,,,, Sergeant at Arms , , Rita Leiser , , , ,,,, ., ..., Reporter ,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. Mclntyre ,,,,, Critic ,,,,, ,,,, MEMBERS Seniors Elpideo Aguilera Isabella Dykstra Preston Lovette Lucille Barnes Ethel Grisham Virgil McKinstry Florence Bratton MaryElizabethSudduth Elizabeth Moran Anna Bunata Charlotte Sullivan John Nardini Sabio Concialdi Ray Valdez Anna Belle Parlapiano Harriet Crawford Frances Huber Catherine Passanante Helen Dolinar Jennie Costanza Juniors Olga Ballas Charlotte Burns Bessie Chanak Mabel Charlson Alice Conwell Joe Correa Charline Cox John Krutky Charles Johnson Jean Johnston Frank Iacobone Vera Kochan Emily Montoza Anthony Mikus Frances Pettus John Kislin Vincent Keyes George Leonard John Lovern Mike Lucero Flora Marcovechio Elroy Martinez Laura Massey Argentine De Cesaro Elizabeth Seller Anna Sopel Anna Stefanich Emilio Urioste Veryl Edwards Mamie Fabiano Frances Gacnik Evelyn Germ Eleanor Garret Eva Hadwiger Nellie Mae Harris Ruth Murphy Edith Nardini Sophomores Stephanie Takash Joe Arrigo Louise Barba Rudolph Costanza Preston Lovette Elizabeth Moran , Mrs. McIntyre Joe Riccillo Mary Rocco Margaret Serena Aletha Sewell Elba Snyder Ruth Young Sophie Parlica Anna Porfilio Mary Beth Sease Elma Shellenberger Sarah Taibe Mary Ann Teckavec Ethel Whited Thelma Williams Genevieve Yost Mary Zigich Conceltina De Salvo Joe Diodosio Louis Ercul Pascal Griesan Margaret Hall Freshmen Lloyd Montana Pablo Mora Joe Romero Q !! ISSJ F53 The Stylus Literary Club The Stylus Literary Club was started on October 17, 1930, by a group of colored students desiring a club organization in which they could participate. The purpose of the club is to study literature in all of its phases. Roy Levy ,.ccccc,c,.,,cc,c Loraner Hood ,cc,c,.c,,c,, Helen Davis ,,,.,,,,,,,... ,..., Gertrude Saunders ,cc,,, Marguerite Mitchem ,,cc, Miss Anderson ,c,., ,,,, Mary Alexander Beulahmae Baker Elizabeth Baker Tacoma Banks Naomi Benjamin Aoma Bryant Birdie Burt Freda Burt Helen Davis Melvin Douglas Georgia Fields OFFICERS President i.,,,..,Y. ,,c,,,,c,, Vice President ,,,..,,c,c,,,,, Secretary-Treasurer ,,,cc,,,, Sergeant at Arms,,,,.i.,,, Reporter ,,,,,,,,,... , ,,,,, Sponsor... MEMBERS Louise Fife Lester Gilbert Frances Holliman Loraner Hood Abigail Johnson Clarence Johnson Dorothy Kittrell Marguerite Kittrell Thelma Lacefield Addison Levy Roy Levy .,,,,,,,,,Roy Levy Loraner Hood . Thelma Lacefield Frances Holliman Beulahmae Baker Miss Anderson Ruth McClanahan De V. Mitchem Marguerite Mitchem Lillie Mae Morris Edith Morton Bertha Saunders Catherine Sells Clifford Smith Ernest Snow Joe Summerville Bobbie White I I E891 fi? The Times Staff Journalism classes of Central have done a great deal during the past year. Be- ginning journalism classes devoted their time to text book study and to practical writing of news stories which were printed in the down town papers. Quarterly projects were- also required, consisting of an individually printed and edited newspaper and a term paper written on some special phase of the journalism field. Advanced journalism students edited the Central High Times, issuing' it to the student body twice a month. Projects for this course included the grading of a high school newspaper according to the point system of the Colorado University Journalism department, and the editing of the Pueblo Star-Journal by the Times Staff. Campaigns, such as courtesy and clean-up, were sponsored by the Times Staff. Special editions for the Central-Centennial football game, for the operetta, and for the Senior play were issued, as well as for the Christmas and Thanksgiving holidays. The Times has taken part in two newspaper contests, a national one conducted lby the National Scholastic Press Association, and a state one supervised by the Journalism Department of the University of Colorado. Journalism students have also taken part in national editorial writing contests. The Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society for high school journalists, is the School club composed entirely of journalists. The Times Staff for the year of 1931 was as follows: First Semester Lora Briggs ......,. Editor ........,.........,..,,.. Floreine Songer ,,,,tt,,tt ,.,,,,. - Associate Editor ,,,.,,,,, Rose Rubinson ,... Tom Starr ............ Elizabeth Moran Catharine Morford Walter Harris .... Lester Holliday .,,, Business Manager ...,.. Assistant Editor ......... Sports Editor ,.....,,, Feature Editors ......, Society Editors ..,,..... Exchange Editors ...,... Second Semester Ruth Carter . .....,.... Vella McGee . .,... Audrey Grahek John O'Bert Joe Egan Ruth Holmes Milan Predovich Valetta Schmidt Norma Jones Marjorie Back Barbara Broome Gladys Davis Thelma Engle Janet Fuller Agnes Yusko Circulation Managers .,..... ,......,..... N adine Biele Make-up ..,.,.,. Copyreaders ..,..... Gladys Vice Margaret McGovern George Botsford Helen Dolinar Juanita J acobosky Barbara Broome l90l Wh ,.-71'JF'f!'-?E I'1676. C-Hrs-mL'.:1-'.P -'15 '51-'Prf.'x-ra' REE' -mc 1- fm-7--7 ,. ,- - 4 .. . ,W .- ., - -.. , , , . ,, , . , ,A , V 'f f- ' V ' 4' 'mp--3 .z .1 ,, ,- ,- 11,5352 1--if -. -.H-Q-f-z.jg'7 -Q, fig' 'xp ' 'f'ffi?ir'. ,- . --T, .-., . -,V V. 47 Y -'Q-. ' T1, 1'-4,3 ' 'Q gi . cbs,-J.. + . ,, .,,,., ny, A .,':-15,.,,':.'L-.5 ,-3, . 4,5 J V .,. , Aux' k,,. new , :Z-I.. 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Football Season Central opened its football season against the Trinidad aggregation. The game was loosely played, as the opening game of any season is likely to be. Many com- binations of players were tried out for the defense and scoring ability, and nearly all the fsquad got into action. Central came out on the long -end of ia 12 to 0 score. In the second game of the season the fans had a good chance to be thrilled for it was 'one of those last minute victories that seem so good to the Winners and so hard for the losers to take. Both teams played excellent football, and with ofne minute to play the score stood Central 13 and Boulder 7 when a pass was intercepted on the goal line, and the Boulder receiver dashed the whole length of the field to score. Sl! 4 I l92l 63 Central played Walsenburg as though there was no opposition on the field. The final score of the contest was Central 58, Walsenburg 0. Every member of the team out-rushed his opponent, and substitutions were frequent. In the Canon City-'Central g.ame the Blue and White neared the goal line many times only to be repelled. Only once did they score and that on .a lone two points for a safety. Canon City opened up' a barrage of brilliant trick plays and was able to push across three touchdowns. The final score was Canon City 18, Central 2. Central journeyed up to Salida to participate in a league game, the score of which was Salida 16, Central 6. In the first quarter Carlile ripped oft' a gain of 50 yards for Central's one and only scoring threat during the day. The half ended with score Central 6, Salida 0. But alas, a determined Spartan team came on the Held and through two touchdowns and a field goal brought Ivictory to themselves. The Colorado Springs game was a very close, hard-fought battle. Kasic started the fireworks b-y running the opening kickof through the entire Colorado Springs team for a touchdown. Try for extra point was blocked. The Terrors then came to, and with a great rush carried the ball across the goal line for a touchdown. The try for extra point failed, but it was awarded as Central was offside. From then on the two teams fought on even terms through the rest of the' game. The feature of the game was Kasic's passing and Markowski's line plunging. The final score was Colo- rado Springs 7, Central 6. The Central-Centennial game was the big feature of the current season, for al- though Centennial was scheduled to Win the game, the dope was upset, and Central came off with the big end of a 20 to 0 score. The game had hardly started when Cen- tennial, fumbling on the opening kickoff, lost possession of the ball on approximately the ten yard line. In three more plays a big six appeared by the side of the Central placard, and a moment later a seven was placed in its place. Coach Twitchell of Cen- tennial tried to pull the Knute Rockne system of starting shock troops. They cer- tainly gave the Red Sand !White a shock, for Centennial, attempting to punt two plays after the next kickoff, found that Sabio Concialdo was on the other side of the goal line with the pigskin in his hands, having blocked the punt. I'n a moment there appeared by the side of the placard bearing Central on it a large 14. Centen'niial's first team was now entered in the contest, but once more Central scored, this time ont a long run by Markowski. The try for extra point failed. The game ended in triumph for the Wildcats with the convincing' score of 20 to 0. SL-4 I I 1931 FW Vernon Drain Captain Drain, captain of the 1931 football team, was feared and respected by his opponents. After the Central- Centennial game he was selected as the most valuable player for Central. He always played a hard determined game which Won the admiration of the stands as vveH as the esteern of his team mates. Sleepy's sweater has three bars and the envied star,a tribute to a great athlete. l94l 6? Sam Mulay Captain-Elect Sam Mulay, Central's dependable center, was elected to head the foot- ball team of 1931 in the capacity of captain. This year Mulay was shifted to center from guard, his regular position. He could always be counted on to get his men and to make his passes true. .Sam has played for the past three years, and this coming season will make his fourth. Every- one feels that the choice of Sam was indeed a good one, and 'that he will serve his team and the school loyally. 95 X ff, I 'W 'iw 'W' - L I. .I wel raw W W I i I 1' if W W W In U W E981 I 3. 1931 Basketball Team Colorado State Champions Once again Central's star basketball team went to the State Tournament and brought the State Championship to Pueblo. This is the second time in five years that Mr. Huling has coached a State Championship team. All through the season there was only one team, the Bulldogs, who caused any great difficulty for the Wildcats on their triumphant march to victory. All other teams were defeated by decisive scores. Central, who won first place in the South Central League and was later defeated in the Divisional Tournament by Centennial, triumphed in one of the most interesting and exciting State Tournaments ever held. For the first time in Colorado's basketball history two teams from Pueblo went side by side to the final game of the contest. Both first and second places were brought to Pueblo. Every Centralite is proud to sing the praises of one of the finest group of boys that ever played basketball in any school. They made a name, not only for their school but for themselves, which will not soon be forgotten. The manly way in which they conducted themselves, their sportsmanship, and the clean games they played impressed boosters and op- posing' rooters alike. In years to come when Central is applauding- new champion- ship teams she will look back with pride upon the splendid record of this squad. l f' I 99 1 W 1 ' .X A, N, Af , X ' X - , , NN 'N X If 4 l r l 1 MR. CHICK MR. HULING BASKETBALL CUACIIES When the basketball team Won the State Championship and the glory and fame which goes with it, they did not do it alone. In the background were two men, urging them on, encouraging them, watching and caring for them, seeing that nothing inter- fered with their progress. Without Mr. Huling and Mr. Chick's coaching they could never have reached their goal. This is the third time in ten years that Mr. Huling has entered a team in the state finals. Mr. Chick, assistant coach, did excellent work with the reserves and in helping Mr. Huling with the first team's problems. CAPTAIN GEORGE KASIC George played fast, spectacular basketball, at the same time exhibiting a cool, consistent game. This was his third and last year of basketball for the Wildcats. x j X f100j F55 ED MOREHART, Forward: SAM MULAY, Guard: DAN LALICH, Center VERNON DRAIN, Guard: GEORGE KASIC, Guardg BRUCE LITTON. Forward NATE CROCOMBE, Mascot 1 I I:101j N' Q x i I 636 'U 3 CHRIS VALDEZ: MR. CHICK, Coach: GREGORY HINDS: JOHN PACHAK LAWRENCE CARLSON: MARION CALLENDER: NICK STUDEN Basketball Scores PRACTICE GAMES South Denver 115 Central 20 Manual High fDenverJ 145 Central 25 Rocky Ford 199 Central 22 Manzanola 165 Central 15 Manzanola 10g Central 27 Fowler 17g Central 24 LEAGUE GAMES Centennial 343 Central 39 Centennial 395 Central 26 Colorado Springs 123 Central 27 Colorado Springs 173 Central 25 Salida 153 Central 40 Salida 10g Central 23 Walsenburg 143 Central 39 Walsenburg 73 Central 35 Canon City 159 Central 16 Canon City 113 Central 31 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Pleasant View 7g Central 74 Fountain 203 Central 52 Centennial 43g Central 17 STATE TOURNAMENT Mancos 145 Central 38 Longmont 25g Central 28 7-J X S. X N X West High QDenverJ 245 Central 25 Centennial 28g Central 29 I l1021 6? BILL CARLILE, Forward: BILL SABO, Forwardg GEORGE BUTKOVICH, Guard FRED BODE, Guard: MIKE MILEUSNICK, Guard: BARNEY SNAPP, Guard MR. HULING, Coach If103j W gn W E 1. f L1041 Joe Arrigo Tony Barragan Fred Bode Lawrence Carlson Reo Coats Bill Coffee Joe Correa Anthony Falkenstein John Gerazzio Robert Bartley Clarence Donnley Victor Johnson George Botsford Bill Carlile Paul Deems Joe Bunata Ed Elich George Futamata 6? Spring Sports TRACK Walter Harris Chester Hoover John Hrutky Pasqual Jasabone John Markowsky James Martinez Andrew Mihalick Louis Mihelich John O'Bert GOLF Willard Michael Jack Miller TENNIS P. Delliquadri Evan Evans Howard Fisher SWIMMING Dwight Muckley Claude Razor Fred Starr Carl Ochiato Angelo Odoissio Frank Piserchio Phil Piserchio Nick Studen Arthur Porter Ed Vidmar Robert Zimdahl Don Mack Walter Peschke Thad Hughes Claude Muller Bill Sawhill Doyle Stout Bob Walsh S14 . . I1051 Img gh I 'W W V a+ 4 ' l1061 W W W I ' W 'l f 107 J W W ga W 1 i 1+ FQ if fi? 'RN' 'W f f AM T I Y in N 'ff 1 f109j fi? Vodevil Program ACT I. Nifty Shop, a One Act Musical Comedy for Girls Presented by the Vocal Music Department CURTAIN ACT Around the Corner and Under a Tree By Quill and Scroll Society ACT II. One Act Play, Silence, Please By members of Public Speaking Classes CURTAIN ACT This and That, by Olympic Society ACT III. La Belle Danube Bleuef' by Aletheorian Society CURTAIN ACT Rope Dancing, by Spanish Club ACT IV. Central Nite at the Movies, by Catsclan I I If110j Ffh The Christmas Story Processional Hark, the Herald Angels Sing 77 7 77 7 77 O Come, All Ye Faithful ,,,,,, 7 7 The Shepherd's Story PART ONE Central Orchestra Audience and Choir 7 7 7777Choir It Came Upon the Midnight Clear ,,,,......,. .,,.,Y,..... 7 7 ,,,,..,, Audience and Choir Joy to the World e,,,,e 77 ,eee,,,,,ee,,, ,,,, ,,,, 7 7 77 7,,, 7 77777 Audience and Choir PART TWO The Prophecy from Isaiah Music 77 ,77,,,, ,,,,7,7, A 'Glory to God St. Luke Begins the Story The Annunciation Music 7,,,7 7 7,7, ,,777,,,, ,,,,77,,,,, 7 7 7 The Magnificat Gloria in Excelsis St. Luke Continues The Shepherds Keeping Watch Music 7 7 7777777 77 777777 77 7While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks The First Noel . The Nativity MUSIC 77777777 77777777 7 7 7777777 777777 7777777777 77777 777777 7777 7 7 7 7 S ilent Night ' The Shepherds Worship the Babe MUSIC' 777777777777777777777 777777777 7 77 7777 7 7777777 7 Away in a Manger St. Matthew Takes Up the Story The Wise Men from the East MUSiC ------- 77.7777...7......7..77777...........7..77......7.. W e Three Kings of Orient Are - Adoration of the Wise Men M'-1510 7ff7ff 7777777777 77777777777777 77 77777 O Little Town of Bethlehem Music ...7.77 St. John Interprets the Story The Whole Earth Is Full of His Glory Theres a Song in the Air I1111 fi? -N. The Follies of 1931 CURTAIN ACT Accordion Trio , , ,,,,77, ,,,, . ,,,,,,,,, ,Y,,,,..,7, , , .,,, , ,, Mo0nl1ght on the Colorado LKIdaH Nick Brothers, Manuel Corral, Bart Elich THE ROOF GARDEN NIGHT CLUB Forty Stories Above the Street Orchestra-John Hoody, Evelyn Hoody, Alfred Hendren, Don Drummond, Theodore Kruglett, Manuel Corral, Willard Michael, William Kindle, Orville Sullivan. Dinner Guests: Catherine Crozier, Harriet Crawford, Margaret McGovern, Robert Cummings, Milton Finney, Robert Bartley, James Brown, Georgia Ardell. ACT I-Opening Orchestra Number, Rain or Shine .......,r................. Hoody's Orchestra ACT II-Chinese Novelty, My Sing Song Girl Dorothy Kinkel, Clemon Higgins and Chorus: Katherine Weaver, Dorothy Mayer, Julia Craig, Georgia Ardell, Elsie Schrody, Thelma Williams, Helen Wennermark. ACT III4Piano Solo, Because, by Harold Chivington ,,e,..,,..,,....,.......,....... Evelyn Hoody ACT IV4Campus Quartette, Swinging in a Hammock Pete Marroney, Vincent. Bacon, Clemon Higgins, Oliver Grant ACT V4Tap Dance, Sweet Jenny Lee Ellen Gorden and Chorus: Margaret Pearson, Frances Johnston, Ethel Schrody, Mil- dred Kearney, Edith Ecklund, Josephine Markowsky, Lois Ecklund, ACT VI-Orchestra Number, Suez ....,,.,..,,,,,.,,...,,,.......,,,,.,.,.l..,..,,,,,..... Hoody's Orchestra ACT VII-Flower Girls, The Merry Widow Waltz Norma Jones, Bennie Beth Powe, Yvonne Graddy, Valetta Schmidt, Barbara Broome, Freda Black, Josephine Tomsick, Virginia Bartley. ACT VIII-Solo Tap Dance, You're Driving Me Crazy .....,.........,.,.,...,Y,., Juanita Davis ACT IX-The Waltz, The Kiss Waltz ,.,.,,,,....,.,,.....,.,........,Y,. Ellen Gordon, Walter Smith ACT X-Aesthetic Dance, 'tThe Spring Song Fletcher Rainer, Alex Clark, Robert Quandt, Alfred Bench, Howard Fisher, Brooks Beatty, George Botsford, Earl Pitcock. ACT XI--Finale, t'Au Revoir ........,,...,.............,.......,.....,......,... John Hoody and Ensemble 1 1 f1121 I 3 I Ginny, Senior Class Play CAST OF CHARACTERS Sailor , ,,,,,,, ,, First Steward ,7,7,,,, Boatswain ,,,,,7, . Beatrice Sloane . Mrs. Sloane, her mother ,,,,,,, Stewardessw , ,, Sam Eustace Second Steward, Mr. John Hargrave Doctor ,, Billy Hargrave Alice, his sister , Mrs. Hargrave Captain , , Alex. Clark Robert Quandt Wilbur Ladd ,,,, Norma Jones , Wilma Martin Helen Dolinar ,George Botsford ,, Pete Maroney Barney Snapp ...Earl Pitcock Lawrence Hewitt Valetta Schmidt Dorothea Toedter Lawrence Carlson SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I-On board the S. S. Florida-Late afternoon. ACT II-The Same. Fifteen minutes liter. ACT III-The Same. The next morning. l I H131 fih One-Act Play THE FLATTERING WORD The Reverend Loring' Rigley, Pastor of the East Hillcrest Grace Reformed Church of Y0llTlgSt0WTl, Ohio 77 7 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 7, 7, ,,,,,, 7 ,,,,, 77 ,,,, Junior Keen Mary, l'1iS Wife f77,V7,V 7 Ye,,,,e,,, ,,,,,,e 7 ,,,, 77 7 ,,,e, 7 7 Catherine Morford MTS- Z00kB1', 3 Church worker ,,,, ,, 7, , ,,e, ,,,Wilma Martin Lena, hel' d3l1g'h1561'77 77 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 7, 7, 7, ,,,,,,,,, 7 7, ,Susan Holmes Eugene TQSTI, 21 PI'0miI16I'lt dramatic star ,,e,ee 7, 7777, 7,,,77777 7 7, Lawrence Hewitt SCENE A room in the parsonage, on an afternoon in February, about 5 o'clock. Cavs Clan Assembly Programs CRYSTAL GAZER A Fortune Teller ,,.,777777.7..,,...,..,,,...,,,,.,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, J oe Correa A Cl1Storn6r .7....77 777....7 77.77..77 . G eorgia Ardell Her Friend 77..7...7777 7...77.7...,.777...,.... Y vonne Graddy Attendant ...77 . 777., 7.........,77,,....7 7....77, V e nita Trostle SPARKIN' Granny ..,.7........ .7777,7,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. ,.,,.,,, M i l dred Ruff Lessie Hannah ......,..,,,.. .,.,,,., C arol Neagle Mrs. Susan Hannah ........ ...,... P auline Poushe Orry Sparks 7,,7....7..7...7..7..,77.. .7..,....,,,7.......7.,, 7.7.7....... R e o Coats WISDOM TEETH Miss Henrietta Wellington .,.,,,, ,,,.,77,.,,,..77,,,7...7.. B arbara Broome Henry Wellington Hill ...7..7 .77.7....7....77..777..7.... R obert Cummings The Girl fwho has a wisdom toothy ........77..,.7. Barbara Broome Oilice Attendant ,.,,7,..,,.,77....777....777..,,.777..777i......77i7...i.. Agnes Prince THURSDAY EVENING Gordon Johns ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,...,7,.,,,,,.77...7 Willard Michael Laura, his Wife .77.....7...7..... .777.....77. R 11th HOIIYIGS Mrs, Johns, his Mother ..7..7.....................,.7. 7......7A. H elen Dolinar Mrs. Sheffield, her Mother .7...7...77.77...77.7....77.7. 77...7,7... A lma Raley r Q I I fllrlj W! 53 'W D v .fm 'A it I ,' fi? The Lucky Jade Temple Priests ..7,,7,, ,7,,,77,,,,,,.Y,,,7,7777....v,...777, R aymond Spencer, Alfred Hendron La-el, a Dancer77, 7 e,,, .,....,,,,,7,,...,..,,7,,,....,,,,.,,,,.,,7.,,,,,,,,.,., 7 Margaret McGovern Guion, a Trader ,e,e7,,,,,,,,,,, . ,7,, 7 7 ,.., 7,,A,,,,,.,,..,,,,7,,,..,...,...,Y,,, 7 77 7,,,,....., Pete Marroney IN THE PLAY 7777777Oliver Grant Downs, a pensioner on the Courtney Estate .,,. ...,,,e,e,,,, ,,,,,,, 7 Mrs. Courtney, a careful wife ,,,,,,,,....,.......,...,,..,, ,,.,,e 7 7. Liza, Mary Ann's colored maid ,,Y,, ,,,,,e r,r,,,,, Nancy l Jeanne' Friends of Mary77 ,ee,,, 77 Herbert ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 ,,,,,,,, 7 7 77 B111 e,,A,,,r,, ,,,,,,,,,,,e..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 77 77 Col. Waverly, uncle and guardian of John ,,,,,,, Barbara Broome Bertha Milano fBethel Pugh lDorothy Kinkel Gregory Hinds Grant Vance .7 r,c,c Perry Keen Jr. John Endicott, a bashful aviator ,,,c,,,c,er,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,.,c,,,,,, ,,c,, C l emon Higgins Fanchon, the French maid77 7 ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, F r e d a Black Mary Ann Courtney, a daughter of the Sunny South ,e,,,, 7 7 Luneita Russell Mr. Courtney, a sheltered husband 777777777777777777777777 77777777 7 7 George McCarthy Horace Ferguson, He Never Misses 7777 77777777 777777777 7 7777 7 7 7 777777777 Pete Marroney Spirit of Masquerade 77 7 77 77 777777777777 777777777777 777777 7 7 7 Grace Seavey Time: The Present SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The Prologue!-A Voo-doo Temple in the heart of Africa. ACT' I-The terrace at The Beeches, Hampton, Virginia. Afternoon. ACT II-Scene 1. The deck of the steamboat which is moored to the wharf at The Beeches. Scene 2. The Same, a half hour later. Dancers: Georgia Ardell, Katherine Weaver, Virginia Major, Lorraine Hedgecock, Edith Young, Margaret Pearson, Josephine Markowski, Frances Johnston, Juanita Davis, Elsie Schrody, Dorothy Mayer, Sarah Taibe, Myrtle Wolfe, Ora Emerson. Choruses: GirlsAMary Canfield, Marjorie Dempsey, Elizabeth Estes, Evelyn Kochevar, Aleanor Haaff, Dorothy Mayer, Grace Seavy, Helen Wennermark, Margaret Serena, Hilda Maddock, Mary Beth Frank, Joyce Hall, Vivian Thomas, Helen Sparrow, Ruth Jackson, Margretta Litz, Ethel Grisham, Ruth Keith, Lenore Lynch, Fleta Sanders, Ruth Keyes, Elizabeth Trim, Jean Alexander, Verlie Richards, Julia Craig, Alice Con- well, Lucille Lawrence, Isabel Renowden, Lucille Condit, Beatrice Carter, Lucille Himes, Pauline Croll, Elma Shellenberger, Virginia Major. Boys-Vincent Bacon, Wendell Hunter, John Gerrazio, George Klein, Jack Miller, Roger Holmgren, Gene Lines, Alvin Ketchum, Fred McCarthy, John McCarty, Floyd Baker, William Gust, Basil Jones, Orville Sullivan, Raymond Spencer, Don Mack, Ray ond Naylor, Virgil McKinstry. X X 1 , 4 , Slnf f116l W 'in W 4 1 Girls' Glee Clubs l w x ,I 5117 W Boys' Glee Club lolnl Iloody's 0rchestra l1181 GT I Band and 0rchestra Program Part I Central High School Band March, Aristolat ...,...,,,,,,,,.,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,....,w..A. .A,,,,....,.f,....,,,.,... ,f,,f,...,,,,,,...,..,....,,,,,,, , ,,7., C l ine Overture, Magic Garden . ,..,V.,,,,,,7,...,.777YYY,,7,.7,,7777,777.,77,..,7,,, 7777777Y,.YY.,..777V7...7, . .. .,YY,Y,,77.. King Selections ....,,,....i7,,7,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7,,,,7......,,..,,,,,,, .,,7,.. . V ictor Herbert Favorites Part II OLID KENTUCKY MINSTREL The Circle Interlocutor-Howard Woodrum Soloists-Clemon Higgins, John Hoody, Grant Vance, Oliver Grant, Gregory Hinds End Men-Gregory Hinds, Orville Sullivan, Harold Stillman, Albert Bennett, Willard Michael, Howard Fisher. Curtain Act fBanjo Duetj-Alan Shand and Fred Hobbs. Chorus-Freshman Girls' Glee Club. Dancers-Elizabeth Wright, Margaret Pearson, Ora Emerson, Georgia Ardell, Josephine Markowski, Myrtle Wolfe, Frances Johnston. Cornet Solo-Manuel Corral. Accordion Solo-Nick Brothers, assisted by Alan Shand, banjo, and Billy Shontz, Xylophone. if I f I1191 'W 'in wi w 1 1 1 ' 1 .u.,..,q,,,.., Second 0rchestra Second Band I I 1 'W 'T wi Annual Essay and 0ration Contests ESSAYS On Compacts ..................... ................. ...... Lo i s Anne Weber Reserve Power .................... .,............. D oris Francis Stained Glass Windows ....................... ..,.... J uanita Jacobosky The Gift of Gifts .................................... .............. B ethel Pugh The Effect of Music on Civilization ........................ Rose Altman Winner-Juanita J aoobosky ORATIONS Trial by Newspaper ....i........................... ....................... J ack May Morality and America .....,.,......... ........ P erry M. Keen Jr. The Switzerland of America ........ ........ V incent Cristiano The Red Menace in China .................................... Frank La Rocca Shall Science Take a Holiday? ........................ Robert Cummings Winner-Jack May Scholarship Team for State Contest Eleanor Brown, Wells Burnette, Velma Butler, Alice Conwell, Vincent Cristiano, Howard Fisher, Joe Gust, Juanita Jacobosky, Margaret Hall, John Kizlin, Rita Leiser, Richard Morris, Norma Schenler, Jack Tipple, Lois Weber. The following placed in the State Contest: Eleanor Brown, Solid Geometry, first place, Wells Burnette, History II, first, and Current History, first place, Howard Fisher, Physics, third place g John Kizlin, Current History, third place g Norma Schenler, English I, tied for third place, Velma Butler, Plane Geometry, fourth place. A l! I f 121 1 J' fi? Inter-Society Dehaters Resolved: That national commercial advertising as practiced in the United States is economically more harmful than beneficial to the nation. FORUM TEAMS Negative- Affirmative- Robert Cummings Wells Burnette Frank Ritchie Pete Marroney Walter Harris Ralph Stuart OLYMPIC TEAMS Negative- Affirmative- Wilbur Ladd Jonh Nardini Dwight Muckley Elba Snider Virgil McKinstry Howard Fisher CICERONIAN TEAMS Negative- Affirmative- Perry Keen Howard Woodrum Fred Fair Willard Fichftel Lawrence Hewitt Alfred Bench The Forum won two decisions and the Olympics one decision. Xxx 'ff I ' I 1221 fi? , alendar of 663 99 Sept. 2-Wow! Beginning of the daily grind, but the beginning of bigger and bettter times. Sept. 3-Student Council met and discussed weighty matters of the ensuing year. Sept. 4-Finney resigns as pilot of Student Bodyg Hewitt carries on. Sept. 9-The new booster club fCatsclanJ is ushered in to regulate our pep. The old knowledge factory won't be able to keep down the pressure. Sept. 10-Student Council decides to give the Freshmen a break and give them an assembly. Sept. 11-Meeting of all the societies. New members voted in by the new system provided by L. Pitts. Sept. 16-Merrily we roll along as far as I can see. Sept. 20-School life becomes very tame. Sept. 26-Freshmen get bigger and bolder every day. Freshman Mixer. The season booster selling contest is sponsored by our new Catsclan. Sept. 30-So far so good, but what comes next? Oct. 3-Bad news-report cards for first five weeks. Oh well, it's all in the day's fun. Oct. 4-Beginning of football season. Central struts her stuff by beating Florence, 56 to 0. Booster campaign closes and Catherine Crozier is crowned the fair young queen. Oct. 8-Girls get a break and have a special assembly. Boys are sent to the abyss of the cafeteria to slave on an intelligence test. Oct. 9-Freshmen have a grand and glorious frolic at a grand' and glorious party. Oct. 11-Teachers throw away cares and have a picnic at City Park. What say we have a stick of golf, says Miss Bell, at the Montemarte Golf Course? Oct. 14-P.-T. A. holds first meeting of the year in the Trophy Hall. Oct. 15-Phi Beta Kappa gives assembly in order that we might learn something about Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. the Romance languages. 16-Called assembly in order that Mr. Wallace might tell of the laurels of the U. S. Marine Band. 17-Pep assembly in honor of all alumni. Old-timers strut their stuff. Pep dance in gym and lots of whoopee. 18-Walsenburg at Central. Again the Wildcat shows its teeth-Walsenburg, Og Central, 58. 20-In memory of Harold Hoeger, a Senior. 21-Senior girls get chance to show how they rate in intelligence. 22-Girls have a vocational assembly. Oh, dear! What do the boys do? 25-A tough break in Centrcl's football schedule-Salida 16 and Central 6. 27-Students compete for honors as Community Chest speech artists. Wilma Martin will represent Central. 28-We slip back one thousnd years and listen to old man Homer and' his advice on how to better ourselves. 30-Ray, Ray, etc. Two days' vacation for State Teachers' Convention. Are they welcome? And how! 4-Boys congregate and discuss Special to Colorado Springs. It seems that Fin- ney, Clark and Hewitt desire to help us to be gentlemen. It helped. 5-Girl Reserves give assembly. They certainly know their stuff. Heh! Heh! 7-Assembly. Once more the Catsclan calls forth for Pep. 8-Whoopee! And more Whoopee! Special train to Colorado Springs. Springs won 7 to 6. 11-First snowfall-brr! Feels like snow, looks like snow-by golly it is snow! 14- Pep assembly-Rah! Rah! Once more Central will contend with Centen- nial for athletic honors. 17-All right, Gang-fifteen rahs. Central 20, Centennial 0. We won, by golly, we won. 18-Once more the old pigskin is carefully washed, dusted, powdered, and put away for another season. 20-Annual Staff gives the girls a break. Girl's tag and hero worship dance. 21-Vodevil! Bigger and better than ever before-that's what they all say. 26-How that Cecillian chorus and Boys' Glee Club can sing, but it doesn't com- pare with what the Annual Staff can do when it gets started. If123fI UW Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. J an. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 3 28-Thanksgiving. Here is hoping that we will enjoy many more like it. 4.-Quiet reigns in the roll rooms. The feminine sex has another assembly. I do believe this is getting to be a habit. 5-Assembly. Teaser given by the marvelous and bewildering T. A. Greene. Look out, girls. Hair nowdays has a peculiar way of growing money. 6-Oh, gosh! Report cards have a ridiculous way of cropping up every five weeks. 7-Boys begin to count credits and figure how to make a sixteen out of fifteen and nine-tenths. 8-Seniors make out final programs. How sad. 12-Athenians give assembly. If our thoughts can be heard just like our speech, pity the poor teacher. Pep dance. Inter-society debates. fForum gains all the glory by winning both.j 15-The school furnishes a splendid surprise by getting all decked out for Christmas. 22-Girls have a. special assembly. Slowly the clock ticks by 5-10-15 minutes past passing time. No wonder, Mr. Keating is talking today. 23-Hi-Y gives final Pep Dance for the year. One glorious time was had by all. 24-Annual Freshman Christmas Pageant makes a famous finale for the year 1930. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year with a jolly vacation for all. 5-Once more the halls ring with noise and good times to come. Who is that tall and distinguished looking gentleman? Well, if it isn't old Class of 30! . Howard Beatty presents class memorial, pictures of the Oregon Trail and the Santa Fe Trail. 7-Last assembly in which the whole will participate in at the same time. 8-Enrollment 210. Everyone seems to wear a drawn and haggard look as if from lack of sleep. Of course, final exams. 9-Student Council and Catsclan give annual Vodevil Party. This idea of a scratch list is hot stuff--for the boys. 10-Basketball. Central at Walsenburg. Score: Central, 395 Walsenburg, 14. 12-For the first time this year boys have assembly with no fems present. Mr. Hoisington addressed boys on character. 13-This may be an unlucky day for a few, especially those that take Cicero. 15-Pep assembly, sponsored by Olympics. Are we going to beat Terrors? H-l, yes! 16-Semester grades at last. Getting closer, Seniors. 17-Did we beat Springs, And how! 27 to 12. 19-Freshmen, Freshmen, everywhereg not even room for Seniors. Beginning of new classes for the last semester. 21-Forum assembly. It seems in the fair and marvelous town of Padooka they have some marvelous people. 23-Annual Staff ushers in a new day for the calendar, which will be handed down through the ages-Camera Day. 24-Central adds more glory to its name by beating Walsenburg 35 to 7. 26-Clean-up week, sponsored by Student Council. 30-Ciceronian Debating Society, together with Clionians, give first series of Pep assemblies to be given by societies. Annual Follies brings in more money than ever. 31-Central and Canon tangle at the Steeel Works Y gym. Boy, how those Wild- cats play-Central 31, Canon 11. 4-Freshmen assembly, sponsored by the Catsclan. My! My! Those Freshmen aren't so dumb. And how they yell-s-s-s-meow! Wildcats!! 6-Aletheorians and Euterpians unite for Pep assembly. Lot of pep worked be- tween the two arch rivals fCentral-Centennialj. More marvels-two as- semblies in one day. Lieutenant Hinton spoke on aviation and adventures. Aletheorian pep dance in gym. 7-First tough break of the season. Centennial wins 39 to 26. Tough luck, Wildcats! 12--In rremory of one who loved all people, Abraham Lincoln. iAssembly by the Stylus Club.J 13-Pep assembly-Owls. They sure gave us a line for the modern lover. 14-Basketball game-Central at Salida. Score, 40-15. 21-Assembly dedicated to Washington. Funny these dresses our great-grand- mothers used to wear? Well, rather. f1241 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar Mar. fi? 22-Game, Central at Colorado Springs. Central, 259 Springs, 17. First time since 1928 that Springs has been defeated on its own floor. 24-Athenians win clean-up booster campaign. We wonder what they will do with the five dollars? 27-Joint assembly of Central, Centennial and Colorado Springs concerning eggs and eggers. 28-Game between Salida and Central. Centrals wins, 23 to 10. 1-Beginning of another of these months. Blow, wind, blow. 2-Walsenburg, 14, Central, 39. 3-Oration contest. Looks as if the Juniors left the Seniors behind this time. Now who is this fellow Jack May? 4-Essay contest. Of course Mr. Keating, after two weeks' absence, should re- turn and compliment the winner, Juanita Jacobosky. 6-Assembly--Athenians and Forum. I really believe the Forum believes they are mighty, but in what way? 7-The concluding basketball game that determined the S. C. L. championship. Central, 399 Centennial, 34. 9-I wonder what the Seniors did for the first two hours. I hear they had a short workout in brain exercising. 13-Pep assembly. Friday, 13th, may be unlucky for some, but Central wins from Fountain, 52-20. 14-Well, can you beat that? Centennial wins divisional tournament. 17-Everybody wears a broad Irish smile today. 18-Conclusion of Senior tryouts for play. The cast is chosen! 19--These fire bells sure get on a fellows' nerves. Three cheers-it's only to get us out to give the team a hearty send-off for the state championship. 20-Operetta. Clemon makes quite a bashful young hero. Game in Denver- Wildcats, 383 Mancos, 14. 21-Central outscores Longmont, 28-25. 22-Central beats West Denver, 25-2.4, and then wins the State Championship from Centennial with a 29 to 28 score. What a game! Marc. 24-Heh! Heh! I wish we would win a State Championship every day. Both Mar. April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May Central and Centennial honored at City Auditorium. No more school the rest of the day. 27-Booster Club gives pay assembly on Friday called Thursday Evening. The money goes for recognition banquet. 1-Gee! Seniors won't graduate this year-April fool! Second pay assembly by Booster Club, Sparkin'. 2-3-Spring vacation, and is it welcome? First big rest we have had for a long time. 7-Stylus Literary Club gives assembly program. 8-Assembly talk on a big subject, about opportunities in C. M. T. C. 10-Seniors have class meeting and after long discussions that led us around in circles decided on a nice, plain banquet at school. 17-Ah, ha! The band and orchestra give a minstrel show. They certainly have a keen sense of humor. 18-Central competes in tennis and track honors against Colorado Springs. 20-I don't believe that spring has sprung yet, but Miss Garnett does. Nice, new orchid dress, or is it new? 22-Mr. Shaw of C. C. gives inspiring talk. 24-Well, we have just one more time to receive good and bad news by means of the report card route. 1-Senior Play-Billy, alias Lawrence Hewitt, finds his teeth and wins girl. 5-Senior Sneak Day. Nuff sed. , 6-Last time the Glee Club will entertain us this year. 8-Perry Keen Jr. elected Student President. Congratulations, Jr. 12--The Senior banquet was a great success, after all. 15-Senior examinations begin. 18- The 1931 Wildcat is issued. 20-Field Day and Recognition Banquet. 21-Installation of new Student Council and Student Council Banquet. May May 22-Alumni party for Seniors. May 24-Baccalaureate. May 29-Graduation. I 125 l W W W ll 1 I:1261 63 MGC Wir V f f ufwrg fmy 4 We E ll' win 4ii:::ifAk:i:lNcNlgg XX fxqkigib Nei l I Lovingly and affectionately the 1931 Wildcat Staff dedicates this section to Fletcher Rainer, the greatest humorist of all time. ALL-CENTRAL WRESTLING TEAM Founded at the Great Family Institution in 1931 Flower-Mistletoe Pin-Solitaire The Challenged Walter Smith Ed Morehart Lawrence Hewitt Clemon Higgins Scotty Clark Fletcher Rainer Chill Carlile Bob Moore James Tidwell Milton Finney ..,. It's a short lane off auto lights. x The Challenger Ellen Gordon Juanita Davis Valetta Schmidt Elsie Schrody He doesn't care So does he Julia Craig Barbara Broome Ethel Schrody Catherine Crozier ' vi: that has no turned Floyd Baker: They must have had dress suits in Bible times. Charles Rasko: How's that? Floyd: It says in the Bible that he rent his clothes. 44 ,lf 'll Betty Huling: Where did you do most of your skating when you learned? Miss Leddy I think you're horrid. :ls :lf 'lf Mrs. Schrody: I'll teach you to kiss my Elsie! Clemon: You're late. I've learned already. Dk Pls Pls Barney Snapp: It's better to have Hunked a thousand times than never to have loved at all. I I l127J W W I W In fi? RYE SOCIETY NOTES Among the out of town guests at the exclusive Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Tournament at Cuerna Verde, May 5, were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Finney and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Drain, accompanied by Mrs. Royal H. Finney of Pueblo. Following the tournament they motored back to Pueblo, reporting that they had hed a most refreshing, quiet, and peaceful day. When interviewed, Mr. Drain remarked that his nerves had been quieted and his health restored by a day away from the noise and confusion of the uncivilized masses. flf Pk PF At a special meeting of Central Student Council held June 1 Ed. Morehart was unanimously elected as representative of the student body at large. Congratula- tions, Ed! We know that your success in life is now assured. Pls :lf 2? Words of sympathy for Chill Carlile: Cheer up, Chill! The first ten girls are the hardest. 1' Consolation to young lovers: In this age of speed and divorce it is encour- aging to young lovers to have such a staid old couple as Milton and Catharine for examples. rg: ig Say,,' yelled the policeman. What do you mean by speeding along like a madman? You'll kill somebody. Why in the world don't you use your noodle? Noodle? gasped Catherine Morford. Where in the heck is the noodle? I pushed and pulled and jiggered every darn thing on the dash board, and I couldn't stop her. :lf PK 2? Bob Quandt: Is Valetta fast? Alfred Bench: Is she? She's so fast she can drink water out of a sieve. PF PF Pl! Louise Walker: I don't see why football is such a howling successg only half the teams ever win any games. I X r f L 129 1 ' 'W gh W' r ,?, ln ul f1301 'W '53 W' 1' gi If 'W W W' 1 nl fn W E13-21 'W W ' 51331 iff! XXERX Y ,v 'if S. 'Fx , - J- , -VN.-,Nw N. ---X, 'X ff M KFQJHFI 'wwf ' , Is.: J E .f-, i?,,.J' L1341 W W W 1 N ff I If 1351 I I I '53 1 RN? 'W W f l up 1 'W W WI 1 X 7 f H' I1371 I' 'W W wi V 1 , N 1' H 14 I W I 'YN' 'W l s f U I' L1391 ' W l I 9 I fi? W W I I W . If1411 I1421 Nf'f,,f'f ,.,s utoglzgf Sag-fra, N aa 'J WDM? ' MQ N .xiii fax y x , ,W W I .' 'li 1373- U,AfM..,J4, .95 y ' 'H . 4 . . Q . V,-K' KW af' M' QW cl v Melvin Snapp: Last nite I dreamt I was married to the most beautiful girl in the world. Dot T.: Oh, Melvin! Were we happy? ll' HP 'lf I DAFFYNITIONS Grapefruit: A lemon that saw its S chance and made good. Ik Bk Sk X Lucille H.: Do you know that I am a magician? Vivian Larmee: Really, are you? Lucille: Yes, I turned my car into a driveway. Mary Sudduth: I told him he must not see me any. more. , Gillian Cool: What did he do? Mary: He turned out the lights. if Ill 'lf Fleta Saunders: Oh, dear, I just can't adjust my curriculum. Bertha: That's all right. It doesn't show, anyway. HF 4' ik Green things come in the Spring, A fact known to one and allg But here we find the strangest thing- The Freshmen come in the Fall. I1431 ZQ alfa A 0 ' 1 v Nrcci Wm- rw f'ffW 71Q0' SN R u 'U . 1, f '.,:,.--4' ' YI 1 'Q ' . fb I f f 1 e utograph 'I ' xy? ' Q 1 1 A K s 7 I S' Rf. I N 1 g, 5' fl ' . 0771 ' Q? sv All X l' Q A ll sl 5 ll,- 'L ol ,Q as Q ' 1 5 GV CQ- J- 'Ni x 32 4+ C 'J S!! I D 3 J fYl7 'X yo fy I J JJ Q N 5 s '- N 4' xl Q xk 5 'lg is '11 C., rs 'av , Q: . x ' . Ng X I ' 'Q 4 'x , ' X , E K ' . 4 Q k 5 it fx, Scottie Clark lat shoe shopjz What Georgia A.: Why do cows have horns? ' ,l do YOU make Sh0eS fI'0m'? fFleta S.: Why-er-to call the calves, Q Shoemaker: Hide. 0 Course- 3 N Scottie: Why should Ihide? l , f' 'L NX Shoemaker: Hide! Hide! The cow's glalgislillhlrsli: llguilllzkfrlisillilzgwefi Vx Ougsggaiez Let the old cow come. I'm help you look fflfg itgk ,F , .B t f 'd. I ,S no a ral if 'F 44 John 0'Bert: Did you have a good - S N X . A Jack iallfi I'm just a imoor boy trying t0 get a ea . Nj' Norma Jones: That's keen, you cer- tainly need one. time at the Senior Banquet? Virgil McKinstry: No. First: How's that? Second: I ate my salad with the spoon and had to eat the soup with a fork. I1441 F' r L I at 3 91 x F i k M if 2? ik' msn.: if fi? W f uto I A bgefij?N. Til ff f 5'-ff? KL 13:11. Lt we ,Z X , 4 J 'JH -417, xl ' fn All, - 1- 3 .mm .e --.a I i!?l.:1f1z. fl L 'He .E P ?5'Q!f'-rm ' flares n to - 'Q 7' X 1 obs, Hewitt: What are you doing? Morehart: Writing a letter to my girl. Hewitt: Why do you write so slowly? Morehart: My girl reads slowly. Wrestling is necking with the heart interest removed and no holds barred. Alfred Bench: Did you know that a woman is relatively stronger than a horse? Arthur Porter: I couldn't sayg I've never dated a horse. George Broome. Say, barber, how long will I have to wait for a shave? Barber fstroking his chinjz About two years, sonny. Mr. Pitts: My boy, did you ever fail to embrace an opportunity? Junior Keen: It depends, sir, on the Dorothy Kinkels Did you ever love another girl like you do me? Fletch: I should say not. I would be broke if I had. l145l T 4 1 I1 Q CJ X J X .V hr, 4: ar if fl! af ik if 4' ' form of the opportunity. sr an sf ,FTE . 'lj' I . 3 1 E IM fi? r -X. N Za, , utographs ,f H Hn ,lmttov . i-lax, , X 1 Alf. 3 X Nh sr 1 ,Q YN J va- .' Q.. , 3 ' ' 1 iv yi s 5 , at J' I All N 'X i X I il!!! Q it Eyghi N- I 'i I rt' f X J I ' 1 ' - ' J of x I itll is M It Y I ll ,O . , L I K .,Q,'5 M X, , I 3 , I . 5. l- - Walt: I told Ellen just what I thought Of her after the dance. Bart: What did she say? Walt: She said, I love you, too. Harry: I dreamt I died late night. Reo C.: What woke you up? Harry: The heat. 2? ii George McCarthy: No woman ever made a fool out of me, Paul Deems: Gosh! Did you do it all by yourself ? If you haven't got a date Take a chanceg Are you scared that y0u're too late? Take a chanceg Don't believe them when they say They've been ,asked most every day, For that's just the women's way- Take a chance! :if if PF Barbara: Why do you call your car Paul? Bob Moore: Because of the midnight rides. f146j A.- ' I-ef, GT Business Subscribers The following business men and local firms have subscribed to the 1931 Wildcat. Their patronage has materially aided in the publishing of this book. Give them your support, students! Alpha Floral Co. American Business College Associated Service Grocers Ashley Lumber Co. Broome Bros. Bolt Floral Co. Bernheim's Burch Warehouse Choose your warehouse as you would your bank Crews-Beggs Dry Goods Co. Colorado Supply Co. Colorado Theater Colorado Laundry Fred O. Clasby Machine Works Davis Mortuary Day-Jones Dry Goods Co. De Luxe Studio Congratulations, Seniors Everybody's Store Fisher's Jewelry Co. Filgee Self-Serve System Florman Manufacturing Co. Dr. Foster Federal Bakery Francis Ice Cream Co. First National Bank Gassman Geo. McCarthy Funeral Home Goodrich Jewelry Co. John Germ Holmes Hardware Co. Herman Mercantile Co. Inez Loupe Co. fEdna Nelson, 520 North Mainj Jagger's Produce Co. K-D Pharmacy Knebel's Sporting Goods Co. Kyle Electric Co. Kay's Luggage and Handbag Shop LeGall Beauty Shoppe Lloyd's on Lake Moore Bros. Coal Co. Ray Miller Montgomery Ward Co. John A. Martin Mount Jewelry Co. National Shirt Shop Newton Lumber Co. Opp's Barber Supply Pueblo Tent and Awning Co. Pueblo Gas and Fuel Co. Pueblo Chieftain Pueblo Star-Journal Pueblo Conservatory of Music Palm and Rialto Theaters Palmer Business College Recently expandedg now the largest commercial school in Pueblo Dr. W. O. Peterson D. Z. Phillips Music Co. Rouch Funeral Home Robinson-Gardner Hardware Co. Railway Savings and Building Ass'n Growing by helping others to grow Silver State Music Co. H. F. Scribner, Jeweler Schwinger School of Music Southern Colorado Bank Shonsbye-Beck Shoe Co. Pueblo's Baby Bond Shoe Store Taylor Confectionery Ben Toedter Auto Repair Dr. G. L. Watkins White 8z Davis Whitman's Drug Store Wiswell-Wells Confectionery Co. l I l1471 ......?-1 .,..... ,, -sq YVAI . I ununuqgnnum vgxx v V Y W QURLIITY SERVICE ENGR!-WINGS FOR HIGH SCHOOL HND COLLEGE PUBLICHTIONS. SGHULTZ. ENGRHVINC2 60. PUEBLO,CuOLOR R DO. 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