Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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Pictured here are registered voters practicing to be full-fledged citizens. Npt shown here, but bringing dis- tinction to Central by their activities, were United States Senator Mike Mon- roney, member of a state championship football team when he attended Centralg United States Congressman john Iar- man, national speech winner when he was a student hereg Dr. William Spencer, chosen by the National Iunior Chamber of Commerce as one of America's ten outstanding young men in 19545 Mrs. Margaret Redding Latrobe, whose syndi- cated column appears in twenty-seven newspapersg Mrs. Mildred Nichols Sch- roeder, who is now touring Europe as one of six holders of national Reid scholarships in journalismg and Ronnie Hill, holder of a Rotary International scholarship, who is now studying at Edinburgh University, preparing to be- come an agricultural missionary. These former Centralites have brought much favorable publicity to their Alma Mater. -4. IN '55 The Central choir made many appear- ances both in school and before civic groups. The activity shown here, singing Christmas carols in front of the school, attracted many passers-hy as listeners. The Cards arrived this year with the able assistance of such teachers as Mrs. Gladys Been, who in 1954 acquired her second Master's degree, Mr. Lewis Eu- banks, who in 1954 was named Okla- homa's Coach of the Year, and Miss May- belle Conger, only teacher in the country to have two students in the finals of the national speech contests in 1954. The Cards arrived in 1955 also he- cause of the individual eforts of many students. Wayne Hensley, Student Council president, was also a junior Ro- tarian, governor of Boys' State in 1954, one of Oklahoma's two representatives to Boys' Nation the same year, state speech winner, and national speech final- ist. Nadine Holyfield, only a junior this year, has already made a name for her- self in Oklahoma City music circles, and is a state winner in flute contests. johnny Pennington has three times been chosen to occupy the position of first chair in the trombone section of the state high school massed concert hand. ,si at I' 4- -fl Y my 1 Hail, Alma Mater! Hats off to you 5 E-ver you'll us loyal and trueg Firm and undaunted ever we'll beg Hail- to the school we loveg bere's a toast to QW 3' X Het a Horse! DMI ISTH Tlll 7.-..- ee- .. V 5 N 'V IIITY-WIDE ADMINISTRATIVE PEHSIINNEI. MRS. L. D. MELTON MR. OTTO THOMPSON President, Board of Education Vice President . ' ' L ' ' ' :f Qg:l fs MR. JIM WRIGHT MR. PHIL BENNETT DR. N. L. GEORGE DR. MELVIN BARNES Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent MR. C. B. McCRAY The Board of Education Has a job that's hard to dog The members work for nothing, And they work long hours too. School systems have big problems: Buildings, books, and personnel, The assistant superintendents Handle these affairs quite well. From the Cardinal to these people, For their efforts, large and small, Our sincere appreciation: We are saying, Thanks, you all! MR. MERLE BURR MR. GILBERT ROBINSON Assistant Superintendent Director of Personnel Director of Vocational Education ...Q- CITY SUPEHINTENIIENT , - N f A I 6' 1 DR. CHESTER SWANSON B.A., M.A., L.L.D., Ph.D. An old Indian proverb says, 'An arrow warped in the making will never go straight in its flight? Your three years at Central have given you numerous experiences to develop your mind, body, and character. I trust that each graduate has taken advantage of the many op- portunities offered here. Accept my heartiest congratulations and best wishes for your con- tinued success and happiness. MR. F. R. BORN .-9.. CENTRAL PHINILIPAL Central High School again presents a review of a successful year. Central has always been able to present with pride its faculty, its stu- dents, and its activities. Through the years many students have contributed much to give your school its enviable record. Remember your suc- cess in college or in life will largely determine the future reputation of Central. DR. J. CHESTER SWANSON MR. F. R. BORN, B.A., M.Ed. ASSISTANT PHINIIIPAI. IIIIUNSIZLLIIIIS MR. CLARENCE BREITHAUPT B.A., M.Ed. Within the pages of your annual will be found a story of the joys, the happiness, the friendships, and the -vic- tories of a school year filled with honor and achievement. The school curricu- lum has given you many opportunities to develop your vision of what your future may become, your abilities and how you use them, your character, and your determination. MR. CLARENCE BREITHAUPT MR. RALPH V. MILLER ns., M.B.A. MISS MAURINE HOOVER B.A., M.A. The Counsellors have a big job. They enroll students, give personal guidance, help students with financial, school, job, and home problems, sdpervise the testing programs, keep account of all the students' credits, are in charge of the clinics, provide vocational guid- ance, aid in job placement, and do a hundred other valuable services. They are, in general, one of the biggest assets a student can have around Central. MRS. GLADYS BEEN B.A., M.A., M.Ed. -10. EENTIIAI. I-'AEUITY In nineteen hundred and fifty-five The Central Cardinals were aliveg We had a dandy teaching staff Who taught us well and yet could laugh. Academic, vocational, or business ed,- These courses through the years they led. They sponsored all our organizations And helped to increase friendly relations. DEPARTMENT EHAIHMEN As for our counselors, they were dearsg They helped in choosing our careersg Along with guidance they gave us a smile To make our years at Central worthwhile. The Cardinal as our symbol here They've kept alive throughout the yearg Our feeling for them will never die, For they have helped the Cards to fly. RUTH ROGERS, B.A., M.A. PAULINE WALKER, B.A., M.Ed English History KATHLEEN LOWTHER, B.A., M.Ed. MARY LOCKWOOD, B.A., M.S. RUTH SNELL, B.A. RUBY McKELVY, B.A., M.Ed. RAYMOND SHOGREN, B.S. M a tbema tics Science Language Business Education Industrial Arts Trade HELEN ALLISON, ILS., M.A. ANN EBEL, B.F.A., M.A. EVA LEE, B.M. JACK IRWIN, B.M.E., M.M.E. LEON BRUNER, B.S., M.A. Homenmking Art I 1 Pb t -.111 Vocal Music nstr :mental Music ysical Educa ion IIE TH!-II. ELEANOR ASKEW, B.A., M.A. M. C. BROOKS, B.S. MARY BRUCHER, B.S., NLS. S. BURLESON, B.A., M.A. EVA CHOWNING, B.A., B.L,S. English Refrigeration Home making Business Ezlnmtion Librarian , ' - Y .,..... .5 . . I f? -. , f 4 1 ' , x ' 1 .. f -' Q., . ' I Ii , MABELLE CONGER, B.A. BETTY COOK ELEANOR CURTIS, B.A. Speech Fi1zanr'ialClerk Disirilmlive Edurafiou LEWIS EUBANKS, B.S., M.Ed. ARTHUR GIBSON, B.A., M.E. JO ALICE HENDRICKS, B.A,, M.l2. Hixfary, Bnxebaii Hisfory, PlJysin1lEdumIion Blzsirlexr Erlurniion C. D. DEAL, B.S.E.E,, M.S.E.E. Rurlia Trade TOM ELLIS, B.S. Aulomolirr Trade HARRY HICKS, B.S. D. Dirersifiezl Orrupafians Eleriririij' T JIM JOHNSON, B.A. M, H. JONES, B.S., M.S. ANITA KRAMER, B.F.A., M.F.A. Iuurnuiism, Hisiory Sbee! M.-ml Trade AVI, English Nw. F. A. LEABO, BS., M.S. ORVILLE LOONEY Weizlirzg Aulo Meehuuirx JAMES MCGUCKIN, B.S. JAMES MILLSTEAD VERNON MONROE Cnbine! Trnrle Typewrifer Trade Ania MN'f1r1nir'x - Q RUTH MORRIS, B.A. MARY NEEL, B.S., M.A. Mufhemufirs Englixb -1 2- F lIUI.'l'Y ,gn 1 A. Ii. PHILLIPS, B.S. JERRY POTTER, B.A. NI4'rfmni1'al I7rnn'irlg Trudy Drivers Training, Ph ysirnl Eriurafinn NORMA I.Iili RQLLMAN, ILA. ESTHER ROSS Rvgislrur Cmrnrhrlogy -mn. j, If. STANDRIDGE, B.S. RACHELLE STEPHENS Pvinling Srrrrlurx to Priufipul pr., 'Q NANCY TREICHLER B. H. THONIAS, B.A,, M.A. Atlrrlzlmlrr Clerk Printing Trnlle 'wr GEORGIA REID, I5.S., M.A. PAUL RINGI.ER BYRON ROBERTS, B.A. Bnsimfxs Ifduralion Colrlrrwrriul Ar! Hislorv, Buxkellmll . , . .., Q - n g.. ' . Wifi- - 1 1 n.g::.- D , , -P axis.: . VIVIAN SIVIITH, B.S., M.A. LUCILLE SPANN, B.A., M.A. MARK SPENCER Pl1yxir'ulIf1fl4ru!io11 Bluiursx Ifdunalizm Bnrlrer Trade CECIL TANSEL DORIS TAYLOR, ILA., M.A. Prinling Trade Englixh dm A I 4 l I MARTHA TRUAX, B.A., M.A. M. English 1? V, VANMETER, History if LUCILLE TAYLOR, B.A., M.Ed. Srienrr ILA., M,A, MARY ELLEN VOLK, B.A, Sfmnixh, Englixb fx? I x As , RUTH WALLACE, B.A., M.A. BERNIECIZ WESTER, B.S., M.A. I.ILLIAN WILSON, B.A., NLS. D. WINBRAY, B.S., M.S. JOHN WISE, B.S., M.Ed. Iinglixlr Ph yximl Ednmlinn Bnxim-sx Iizlunrlian Phologra1rl1yTrude Srienre' -13- EAFETEHII-l STAFF IZ STIJIJIAI. STAFF Bark Row: Audrey Tracey, Beulah Glass, Beulah Bagley, Leona Hammer, Helen Buntley, Mary Dick, Lorene Casey, Rose Bierwrith, Nellie Henderson, Helen Smith, Bessie Inge. First Row: Mary Chance, Helen Phillips, Alcv Goldsmith, Manager, Arlie Hinshaw, Gladys Morrison, Dora Stone. Central High School is proud of its modern cafeteria, which is the training ground for workers all over the city. Our cafeteria staff this year was under the management of Mrs. Ester Jentry first semester and Mrs. Alcy Goldsmith second semester. These women planned and pre- pared nutritious meals which were served in both the students' and teachers' lunch rooms. The students and faculty members Wish to thank these people for their fine service and friendly attitudes. Among the hardest working groups at Central are the custodians. These men keep our halls, rooms, and grounds clean, and lend a helping hand when needed. In the summer, custodians from other city schools attend a training school at Central. Carl Permenter was chosen the friendliest custodian at Central last year during friendship week. Mr. Grover Jenks has been head custodian at Central for the last twelve years. Back Row: Glen Johnson, john D. Porter, N. V. Goodrich, F. D. Huggins, Carl Permenter, Grover Jenks. First Row: Paul O. Daniels, Joe Ragland, A. C. Nix, Ernst Plemmons, C. W. Damron. -141 -i ,J-9 , x . X .N K Hnynna QQ III. 'S ' gi N4 V . X ' -dw X x fm - ' . :men , ' W5 31571 ? K 1595, 1, .mi e,::.Lg,,,.,, 5x ' XX . , .Xy,5+,Ni:5Wl Ll'-C' Gail Turner, President of class, second semester, George Brown, president of class, first semesterg Miss Martha Truax, chairman of senior sponsors Mary Chaney, secretary, first semesterg student council representative, second semester' Mrs. Eleanor Askew, sponsorg Mr. James McGuckin, Y sponsorg Lillian Harrison, treasurer, first semester Gail Turner, winner of Naval R. O. T. C. scholarshipg Nelson Huff, accepted as student for '55-'56 by M. I. T.g Ernest Chace, Naval R. 0. T. C. scholarship winner CLASS SENIOR CLASS In nineteen hundred fifty-three, Our class to Central came, And here we'll state poetically Our elass's claim to fame. In sports our boys proved hard to beat, In scholarship we shone. With spirit, pep, and marching feet Our great hand held its own. The governor of famed Boys' State Was in our senior class. Stanley Samples and Mildred Henson illustrat- ing use of cap and gown for Commencement -l6- UP '55 Our sons were known for fine debate, To the prom we came en masse . In vocal contests far and near Our choir won acclaim, Six junior Rotarians chosen here Represented Central's name. As the curtain of '5 5 comes down, We sadly end this year, And leave our school in cap and gown To begin a new career. ...f ,x' F Mary Jo Schuneman saying Oooh, you shouldn't have! to Caston Christian. -17- I Mr. Lewis Eubanks, sponsor, Katie Clevenger, vice-president, second semester, Helen Jones, secretary, second semester, Miss Ruth Morris, sponsor X. N V 3 3 fl qi, M. I r St' g ii R.-as ' Q . g 5 I it Mr. M. H. jones, sponsor, Myra Reid, sergeant-at-arms, first semester, Anne Groves, reporter, first semester, Miss Kathleen Lowther, sponsorg Pat Letcher, student council representative, first semester, George Ann Long, yell leader, first semester Mr. A. E. Phillips, mechanical drawing teacher, assisting Ernest Kulka with a problem ' CLASS f Q . I 2 f V .3 ,N A EVERETT L. ABBOTT RICHARD ABSTON BOBBY GENE AKER ANNETTA MAE ANDERSON JEAN MARIE ANDERSON -5 Q .-' 3 .ry . 1 o .9 CORRINE FAYE ANTHIS DARLENE ARMSTRONG JOE RAY AUSTIN JERRY RICHARD AVANT BETTY BAKER gag .Q A' 'za- X X , fp X BILLY LEO BAKER KENNETH LLOYD BALCH JOE BANDA, JR. DON ROSS BANGERTER SAM BARGER DELBERT JOE BARNES VAUGHN BERRY JERRY BAUMGARNER PATRICIA JEAN BAY JAMES BEARD RUF I Nr fi? 3 Jvvf ' ' - 5 BOBBYE FREEMAN BECK JUNE BECKWITH MARILYN BEEDLES CAROL BELK MIKE BENSON ...13.. -' . Q1 'f-Q SYN iT ESE? fc A lll-' '55 ORVILLE LEE BERRY DONALD BIRMINGHAM jOSEI'H BISTLINE I Q -IACIKLYN BLAKE JAMES BI AKE nt- ':t 'R ' , ,XX ,Q 7 I ROBERT BOLLES ELLIS BOND A.. -'F l l I. ai- ? 1 ' M . s - .. L v 2 ROBERT BLACK SYBLE BLALZR I 400 I r 0 + ,. SID Bl OTT JO ANN BOBBITT ROBERT BOBBITT f .V 3 , 'N I J- ,,.4 1 . I ELIZABETH BOONE LARRY BOOZE ROBERT BORDWINE jI'.RRY BOWEN LAWRENCE BRAMLETT SHIRLEY BRAUDRIFK MARTHA BRISTOW ',' 2 J, in I g '- A I 1 I . 11, - 3 1133 - fwgx If 'S' 3:1 DONALD BROWN GEORGE BROWN RONALD BROWN MII TON BRYANT D, BURGER EUGENE BUNCH 119.- A JAMES BURNS 1 DORIS CAIN HARRELI. CATHEY Q-9' 'Q Q 1 - Q X MARY CHANEY Au Q Q Q L. R L' JAMES CLENDENIN MARY LOU BURRIS ROBERT BUSCH .0 1-j-fy CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL DONALD CAMPBELL ' 5:1 WI Ds I A 'X N:-J-v I ,. 1 ,L I 1 A ,. . .44 JARRELL CATHEY ERNEST CHACE 411 ' : 1 J-ff MICHAEL CHARLES BETTY CHASTAIN , .ff 91' A KATIE CLEVENGER PATRICIA COBB CLASS ' Q fllfii ', - N ww A A , f I Y gf SHIRLEY EYNUM JOHN RYRD Ci STEPHEN CARLETON 5 'WN RUTH KQIIADWELL BILL CHERRY 4, ff ii' A rp PATRICIA COCKRELL ' 4 , 1 U1 JERRY CARR ' C L2ff:su , Eg LA ' '-,v . EL Q A MARY LOUISE CHAMRLEss Y' 'af' : 5 CASTON CHRISTIAN ROBERT COE 1201 T v 1 IIP '55 KAY COLEMAN JOHN COLEY -IOE COMPALA LAWRENCE COOLEY Q.:- 4 '!A VELDA COPELAND PEGGY CORKLE BARBARA COX KEITH COX HELEN CRITTENDEN WII.BURN CROSBY BILL CUMBIE MARY ANN CURRAN v EN BOB DAVIS GLENDA DECKER ANNA DEIBEL LARRY DeSHANE I' x ,Af I V S E1 CATHERINE DILLS BARRY DITZLER GARY DOBSON VIRGINIA DOHERTY ,-.- 1 , Y ,.... NORMA COOPER PAT CRAWFORD , '13 SHIRLEY DAI KE . 1, K WIl.I.IAM DILLON T ANN DOIG . , 1 . '. L T Q',f:Sf few ., . I L ' 1:1 W J M , ' '?'!5,x5 - 35-,Fir , ff f I .0 - , ' Pak' Q 5 - Q, W I . BOB DONLEVY DORSEY DOUGLAS PATRICIA DOUGLAS JEAN DOVE CHARLINE DUNN DONNA EASTWOOD XX M F' ,Ly 4: RQ , I xghg Q f - ' . fl ,, !QP:55i3i I - I , A - ,':5-5.- , -Q kv . K . k:kkA,. . A . M Y .Q ., ,,.,. 5 I, , ,, gl, is ,Q , Y jAMES ELROD PAULINE ELSEY GORDON ENG JOE ERWIN III. SS -Q, TERRY DREW CARLIN EDGAR MARY LOU ELDER BILL ELLSVVORTH we I S MARY ERWIN JOHN FAUNTLEROY FRANK FINKELSTEIN PAT FORSYTHE ALDEN FRANKLIN jUI,IAN FRANKLIN N A11 A., 4 54A f .M ' A. LORELLEN FRAZIER NORMA LANE FREEMAN CHARLES FRESHOUR I-I. A. FRUNK ROSA MAE FULLER -22.. UI-' '55 ,-, , I '-I' ROGER FULTON T , x .f-5 BARBARA GASTON I 'J' M Egngzm Lx Q57 Q F . Q.. I I TOMMY GLIDEXVELI. DAVE GOOMIJA A W I ' HELEN GARCIA lf x. . ,mv PHII.IP GEORGE PEGGY GOAD JOHN GORDON A J 'l x CAROL GARIS JOHN GARNER CARL GARRETT Y 4 MARY ANN GERBOTH Q1 a I V 'fx H - l . . GENEENE GOOCH 1 ROBERT GRAY ROY GIBSON 4 Q.: fl!-' 1 BILL GOODHEAD Z 'En DONNA GRANT ,X 'O 'N-.uv R NJ GORDON GRAY BARBARA GRESHAM BLEDSOE VASILIA GRIGORIEW ANNE GROVES -23- JUDY GLASS BEVERLY GOODRICH ROWLAND GRAVLIN ,IOHNNY HAGGARD ELA55 X!! BARBARA HAINES ROYCE HANCOFK I S S A , BEVERLY HARKINS 1 - ,- :V Ii Q + is 4112- 1, DAN HARRIS HOWARD HENDERSON , NS. IR., , 2 -gm' LORETT mg Q. QM! ' A HENDRICKSON v s Q .. 1, + PAT HANGES Y' ' Wi lm PAT HARRIS 3 . 2 ' J x Y 1. WAYNE HENSLEY DIXIE LEE HILL DONNA HODGE J. D. HODGES l M I -, ,J lil i .. ' 12 gr' ' MONROE HARDEN JAMES HARDING LILLIAN HARRISON NORRIS HART ' i 'L f , , 1 KVLSK 2 E54 - . Q A - , N, X 'N f I 1 75 I' :Fa Q. 1 . , MILDRED HENSON CHARLES HIDLEBAUGH s' - Q 4- XI : 5 LELAND HODGES TERRY HOIPKEMIER Sqn MARIE HOLLEY BENNY HOMER FRED HOOD JERRY HOUCHIN ALBERT HOUCK -24- III' '55 ,l RAYMOND HOUSE A - SV DON HUFFMAN I 22 I3 'I I s-.fy V X VIRGINIA IIYDEN 15' 4 . X V I X FAYE JAMES 9 7 5. JERRY JOHNSON -25- Q A-Lfiif' . f asf?-yQ'Qa JEL., J iflfiii' A ' I mv., Q. - W -'Wx-'.' - Ha 'fwfsli-2 -I ' Sf.-fa I ,- 4?Gtz'gi,. A53 Fr mf' Q- ',,5gg21 iiifia' A Y ,Af :QA Na .' i, iii 'Af' . I f 5'-3 s, fm-fff: Mr' 391' ' ,E f- - - ..-J: I-.du - W- 'Q GAYLE HOWARD SPENCE 3 Y. MARY LOU HUMPHRIES ,e. 5- 9 L JIMMIE INGLISH N7 ...-no , xr .M HOWARD JARRETT ' i SANDRA JOHNSON ,fan PAUL HOWELL PAUL HUCKABAY NELSON HUFF ll' , L 3 I Q 4 ' ,, . l fm :iff ,an ROBERT HURSH PATTY HUSBAND ESTEL HUSTED N 2 -J 'za ,f O .. Q x I xi , . 5 I I his K' I X 5 I 1 I LILLIAN INGRAM ROBERT INLOXV MARINELL JACKSON 3 '-3 .K L x , 4 J J CAROLYN JEFFRIES CAROLE JENKINS e 5' 1 7 Y , . . -'G MARY JUNE JENKINS .- Q - M , n D ' . K J fins if 5. Nw I :Big 5: PAUL JOHNSTON ALICE JONES GLENN JONES E. ,M 2 .Sf HELEN JONES KENNETH JONES MARY JONES JOHN JORDAN L nib 1. if X J JOON ,r J v - aj 'fix 'uf J. 4 , IIERMAN JUSTICE DELORES KEEFER CHARLENE KEFFER MARY KELLY N T QQ .a I I P' CHARLES KERLIN LJARLENE RERLIN IJARLENE KILE IIARLENE RILLMAN fu A W K' I 'f is 'Qs ' ' -A 1- , I J Q . . I F A A ,sf I ' - MARTHA BAUER KING MARY KING JULIA MCPHERSON KINNEY IfRELmIE KINT e i L Ag' an ,. 'Q --'sb I 11 DOROTHY KROSCHWITZ WILLIE MAE KROSCHWITZ ERNEST KULKA GAYLE LACKEY EL S5 -IERRY JUIIRINA 1'1 WILLIAM KERLEY -of SHIRLEY KINCHIiI,0I1 -X Q 2' K , X M MARILYN KOPACKA ff ...1 I J WILLIAM LAIRD -26- UP '55 , Z J ff ROBERI I ASHBROOK . 2 . .ff jIM LINCOLN , 2- , .J '17 LEROY LONG IS 1 fd T DARLA MCAULIFF 4 A . - Y, LOUISE McHAN -2 71 RONALD LAWRENCE DONALD LINDAUR 1 QW Q X ,J i 5 PHYLLIS LONGHAM WALTER McCOMAS I 'Q' -J BILL MAI-IAN I fi' x'- J MARY ANNE LEAF 4 NJ . JOHNNIE LLOYD . 1 P GENE LUDWICK Sw - J. JAMES McCOY 11. - GAIL LINCOLN gg . 1-'O 4 .-I. .17 53.1.0 if 'SYM' 4 Fx if 4549 , ' f PAT LETCHER Gy' Q ' K. If 'F' S xi-Q 5 Y, , wg? 15 . .,,. , 3- 51 ' Q BARBARA LONG A -5 'i - : . if A Q55-f,LM , , I, ' -fi? . 'V t' , 4 '5 f 5 if I Ilan ' .,..,,. . Q. PORTIA LUPTON 1 I Q fi ' - -A . -if iii? -. . X 7 . . JANICE McDANIEL GEORGE ANN LONG SHIRLEY LYNCH - A 'i2?z. 'Q ' ':'f.i-52: . Ng 1 b 1 wi: Nc. gn-ws .x ir JST ,jf . fiqffg as - 3-.EP Q 3225, . .P , .' K 1+ wx 1 1 .:3 DOYLE McENTIRE . Y L L X .nf--V J- f ' 1 v . i -'f b 0 A I, I 1 539' J - f' ,A .5 ' A I I ' FAY MALUF SHIRLEY MANNING LYNN MANNING - I - 'K pai? X X xx I . S S DQN MEADE P or KI 467 I f PAUL MILNER L 5 , . ' if Q '52 - YE? I 344, A .. 4 Wx .Q SUSIE MORGAN I . i W .K , R x ...... , XX .ff 1 X f 2 Qi- K, N-QQZA E- , .IAMES MYERS fx N- :EL ' . CAROL SUE NORDMAN V 7' 6 I ROBERT MEGEHEE wi 'Q' MARY ANN MITCHELL A fa- -J Ei .ff I GWENITH MORRIS Im ,V fn f PAULA NAIL 'X -of Q' ,Ik K Q . LQ, . DONNA NOWLIN H 3.3 A V JOE MELEAD . x f - ' : mkm Mfr A - , Q l E- ,f . ' 1 DAN MILLER Q Q I 1 I ROBERT Mrrcl-1ussoN BETTY Moon ... f-' I ,IOHNNY MORROW GEORGE MURPHY -fin 3, . ik ! 'y,. JERRY NELSON , N i K S fri- 5+ ANNETTE NELSON RICHARD NUNLEY BEVERLY OLIVER CLASS 1.3 PHYLLIS MILLER -X -Q1 5-A f vw. . If CARMEN MOORE 'U DONESE MURRAY LAVON NELSON BEVERLY OSBORNE ...23.. UP '55 8.4 2, , H, was,- ., 9. :QM ,sw 2 ,-ggi? dr S 0' r EE if fin K 1254 gb X 'KY ffl -,-Sim - , . F I . - , A - GEN LEWIS OTWELL MARSHA PACE NORMA PACE GEORGE PAGONIS DANIEL PALMER 'x Q r 69 I X . f KP'lf Q-2 ' ' X 7 I .3 , N I JERRY PAINE ROSEMARY PANNELL DAVID PAVEY CARMELITA PATTERSON AURETA PANDERGRAFT pk 1 4? ANITA PENN '42s mx JOHN PENNINGTON JACQUE PERRY JULIA PETRIE BILL PETTY v 3 EQ if , 7-fa v , - ff, - 6' .4 1 A ' wi . 5 lv' ' gf: . at E! W f Q5 ffsfsf , iff V. , ' I ' ' -Q 411:-1-tneziw., Q ,' .. ..F . 7 .'31-Z'r-1'v2 , 'Ai I X ' 1 ' DWAINE PHILLIPS Ex: 351245 PAT PHINNEY BEVERLY PLUMLEY MARY POPEJOY THOMAS POSEY sd OWERS HUDSON JOHNNY PRICE ROBERT PRICE RONNIE PRUITT JERRY POSTON LA VON P ,291 FM, l JO ANN RAMSEY CHARLES RAPRICH LAVADA RAY MENDON RAY sf 4-7 ! MARTHA RECTUR MYRA REED TOMMY REED TRAVIS REED ..! . VY Ay: EMILIANNA REUBEN 4-Q iy -nv JOHN RIGLER WAYNE ROBISON BILLY DON ROGERS 1 5 TOMMY ROGERS vo s N We x x 3fQ5'r'?-I z wff, . X K if 'QQ .Y . , wx JM .Y - V R Ni M is 5 I Wig. SX RAYMOND RUNYAN 'Xl FREDERICK ROSS JOE ROSS ROYCE ROWLIN 3 x'xfz.gf1f V , LOOYL A 'W' Q LAVONA RUSSELL STANLEY SAMPLES BOB SCAGGS IIIJISS 4 RICHARD REAGAN H-, DARRELL REESE 'Q 'Qs v If JERRY ROGERS 3' I K .J ix 1 XR: HAROLD RUCKER :gr ' .f A-5 4-is f ,wa 5 lI'I41 MARY JO SCHUNEMA -50- UF '55 'Ol' 43 LYNNE SCOTT f, za I I 4 . . . mf' 44 J -SQ 'ijt I rd I X, Xx RICHARD SELL MIKE SHAW BOB SHAW JOHN SHIELD '01 11 1 x I Z' HOB SHIELD BARBARA SHIELDS BILL SHOCKEY DONNA SHULL SHERRY PALMORE SILLS Q ,P 6. ,f-.X ts I T I Jx Q-5 ff' , '-1 1-2 'f V .L TA, , 'Q I V z I I, X I . BARBARA SILVERS ISLA SLAUGHTER BETTY SMITH GLEN SMITH ? , -J i , N TOMMY SMITH . 17' , ,J ,X N I 1 I I PAUI, STEPHENS ..51- SANDRA SMITH ...Q LEE SNIPES JOE SPENCE FRED SPOONEMORE jAMES STEPHENS '3 -J A -I it -3 'G' BILL STONE DONNA STORMENT BEVERLY STOUT 1555 51-ow 1 x'-if x I r .5 A, .I ' I ,,. ' Y KATRINA STRAHAN SHARON STRAWN SUE STROHFIELD TEMPLE 9 -1 1 f Q has JIM STROUD JOAN STUBBS WARD SUMMITT DARLA SWAILS CLAS f 5 'JY?.1l' SIRONK.: JERRY STROUD DONALD TAYLOR W , ' A me 'il' fn Q M f Ljkpk K K H35 if I 2 LANA A 2 5 - ROGER TAYLOR MIKE THAGARD DON THOMASON BILLY 'THOMPSON J ,3 z a J an J r., 7 TTR? +21 U 2 JOE THURMAN ANNETTE TICE AUDRA TOTTER VEACHEL TUCKER A ,,--1' - if ta:5?' AXX. ER? RUBY VALLEJO CARL VANDI PAUL THORNTON 5 Q 'P-11-:'fgaa:'ff:::1 i h' I i I Y 5 1 0 GAIL TURNER I. E f Q fs VER MARY VAN WINKLE GRANT VENTERS VANN ETTA WADE s -32 Ill? '55 4 if . 5553, L3 N vfifiii K T im, , L DONALD WACQE CAROL WAID CLAYTON WAINSCOTT LE ROY WALLACE PAUL WALLIS wig : , , i':'Z5225 N ' 4 if-: L35 an 9 'SP Q .5 f , 141 T f .. J 2 g K I 1 , fl LAWRENCE WALTQN WILLIS WARDEN ROY WARINER vERLvN WARREN QHARLENE WATKINS , - l J 1 X D I if ff , . J ' C' ' , rEL1x WATSON RICHARD WATSON NoRMA JEAN WEBB LAWRENCE WENTWORTH GARY WEST Q 1'-bl - - A N,-. I pl ll L 5 I I I JIMMIE WHITAKER CAMILLE WIDDIFIELD LARRY WILDER DICK WILKINSON KENNETH WILLIAMS 'P no T3 If-.17 GARY WILMOTH -IOYCE WILSON RUTH WININGER WESLEY WINI-'ORD ROBERT WISER . f , 9.-, S.. 4 Q , , , f 4 i' , . Q f 1 IIIASS UP '55 I W ' Wzsgwis-:su A - Tyiaif. ' .f', , J at Q, Q. f. ,BQ L 1-711' if xv BARBARA Woons ELLENBURG CHARLES woL'rz AMELDA LAWISKA R le ' A lf' 1- V N . M . 4 hx ' - .1 ' ,. , .4 Vx K Mike Benson and Marilyn Kopacka find sitting on the floor an appropriate sition for autographing the Cardinal. . , f K P0- :1 :xii Q 1 T Myra Reed salutes the football 5 , Sid Blott and Dick Wilkinson bid fare- well to Central's football practice field. a ekb queen at the coronation assembly. K in E iff. 'tri L VI.. v.2,, g. 4. john Rigler extends the congratula- Martha Bristow and Bill Stone make tion: of the football team to their queen, a hit in the Musical Playlets' presenta- Mary Chaney. tion of Showboat . SE Illll PLAY Dorsey Douglas and Donna Eastwood offer their daughter , Myra Reed, a little coaching on broken-field running. Kay Coleman and Lynne Scott are dis- gusted with the tomboy antics of their classmate, Myra Reed. ,f 1 F n Time Out for Ginger is a happy occasion. It is the kind of comedy that brings a warmhearted glow to the audience. A prosperous and proper small town banker, Mr. Carol, has a weakness for giving public speeches. In a talk before the high school students, he says, Nobody should have to do what he doesn't want to. Therefore, when his teenage tomboy daughter Ginger desires to try out for the football team, Mr. Carol must back her up. Ginger's picture adorns the cover of LIFE magazine, the town receives undesired publicity, and the bank directors wonder about the propriety of having Mr. Carol represent their conser- vative New England bank. The results are hilarious. The complete cast of Time Out for Ginger is shown here. On the back row are Bill Stone, high school prin- cipal, Loretta Hendrickson, maid, Stephen Carleton, banker, Sid Blott, high school boy, and Kay Coleman, sister of Ginger. On the front row are Lynne Scott, another sister of Ginger, Dorsey Douglas, her father, Myra Reed, Ginger herself, Gary West, her boy friend, and Donna Eastwood, her mother. Curtis Schwartz, president, second semester, Miss Doris Taylor, chair- man of junior sponsors, Robert Rickey, president, first semester. IQ Mr. Paul Ringler, sponsor, Gail Turner, secretary, first semester, Miss Helen Allison, sponsor, Vickie Goodgion, yell leader, first semester, secretary, treasurer, second semester. Ellen Albert typifies the Central students who are assigned regularly to assist in the office. The switchboard is only one of the many duties they handle efficiently. CLASS JUNIOR CLASS To Central five hundred ten came we And cried, O halls, make room for me! We invaded sports and the science fair, In all school events we did our share In state music contests our students shone, Won honors in singing and flute and trombone. Drama we met with the junior play And decided on one that was quite okay. The name of our effort was Follow the Dream , It turned out better than peaches and cream. -35- III-' '56 To honor society some found their way By studying hard in class each day. Money we sought with all our might To give the seniors a wonderful night. Twelve-hundred-year-calendars we sold, And peddled bracelets as bright as gold. Mirtice McCormick, vice-president, first semester, Ruth Swanson, treas- U , urer, first semesterg Mr. Cecil Tansel, sponsorg Sharon Griffin, student our man.V experlences we dld share! council representative, first semester. We'll treasure our memories with greatest care. 4 As the end of our junior term draws near, We're looking forward to our senior year. Robert Rickey, Exchange Club's Boy of the Month for February, 195 5, represents the well- rounded type of student who takes part in activities of all sorts, and stands high in scholarship as well as in athletics and in organi- lations. 'VA ui i nh is 1 'A ' Mrs. Lucille Spann, sponsor, Mr. Jim Johnson, sponsor, Carolyn Hill, vice-president, second semester, Mr. Jack Irwin, sponsor. Not shown: Barbara Neal, joreenc Johnston, representatives, first and second semesters respectively. .11 -u.N. Edward Walker and Ronnie Clarke, Class of '56, learn a few pointers from Billy Don Rogers, senior. -57- Q, K ' . 1 mr ,ty A X is v I . i - 2 uf I LONNIE AARON SHIRLEY ADAIR ANSOLEA ADAMS DIANNE ADAMS sTARLENE ADAMS ELLEN ALBERT STAN ALEXANDER CARL ALLEN 9 1 ef' P' . - , 1 : 1. l Q I - Q . . ,J . C3 I f fd. ' . ANGELA UNDERWOOD Jo ELLEN ANDERSON PHYLLIS ANGLIN NANCY ANTHONY FLOYD APPLE JEAN AVANT JENNY LOU AvANT DOROTHY BABIAK -A Ll-. . 1. , ' .. 3 E3 ras 1. : 'V ' M S A 1 'l,..?,K 4 , N f I I .I X 3 i . A .V .,' L 5 w X W, V N s q . L, 'E '- , ,Q . ' if K. B I ' f ' , , K I .x A Fi A if A . I A I A JERRY BAKER ROBERT BAKER NORMA BALLARD CHARLES BALLHUP SHARON BOUCHER KENNETH BAY PEGGY BECKWITH SHARON BICKFORD ,N .. ' 1. Q 'H I' f f , ' ' , 1. - C sg I Y -.-j , Q1 A X nf I 0. I I E 5, L .Z f 'f Lg Rx I -f A .-'rn 4 W Q ROBERT BILLEG DAVID BINGHAM PATRICIA BLACK VIRGIL BLACKWELL EEEIE BLAINE KATHRYN BLANKENSHIP BERTHENA BLEDsoE BARBARA Bono , 1 ' fi if A 1 1 sl N- . A t I I 1 K if I A DENNY BOARD BILL BOWLIN PEGGY BRAMBLETT DAVID BROWN HAROLD BROWN LYNN BROWN MIKE BRUMLEY REESE BURCH K- ' A Q 'QQ' If ,- Qi . .. ' In .,?- - 1 fffgp f -1-- 1 ' A W' ' Q ' A ,Y A 5 A-V- I Y A .A A if 1 Q , I A ' I A 'P' I 'Y'I,'33'5f1EN-fiii. ij ff' ' 555 F .I A MARTHA BURCHFIELD MARY BURGETT JERRY BUTLAR PEGGY BUTLER DEANNA BYUS PATRICIA BYERS DON CABINIS BILL CAIN In -A I V ,.. -1 Q A M... K . I 1' I XL., - I 1 I ri . . .- , X , 5' .. PQ ? A 1 9 gf I 12 i Bxsffx 4 A E. i X' ' A I I ' ' I , ,X NORMA CAMP KARLENE CANNON ANNETTE CARPENTER VIRGINIA CARRINGTON SUE CASEY KENNETH CASTOR SAMMY CHANEY MARY ELLEN CLARK N 11 ii E - J- - A5 . A ilfx N51 A A C ' 15 RONNIE CLARKE DAVID CLICK DUKE COCHRAN ALFREDA COFFEY NANCE COFFEY JEAN COLEY MARTIN COLLINS TOM COLLINS -3g.. Ill-' '56 R, S. -- vu V V7 5-LJ CARLENE COMES WILLIE COMPTON ? Q , I ' I AT C ELING DIE CRIDER X Q A I , I gn FQ . f . .li , L V fe- I E I 'A ' , 'J' : I ,-. 5 . . ff ' Q JT' ' s..., Q -Y an , XJ JEANIE CONDREN CAROL COOK JOY CUNNINGHAM DONALD CURTIS JOY CUSTER LYNN CRAWFORD ,M F if 1 1 L' K , 1 ' v I- . .I 11+ I - I :,,?- W ' ,J L5 ,. ., I A ' 4 ' A A ,, fy I 4 lx 4, ' I I . '1 N 1 BOB DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS EUGENE DAVIS BILL DECKER REBA DEEN DENNIS DE FREESE Q :A 1 J . g- f ,S A . 'X I X 5 , 1 2 ,. . I ' Q Q I A is - . JACK DRAGOO BARBARA DE LOZIEK SYLVIA DENNISON LILLIAN DODD MARY DODSON ,,, . H R I - I W ,N-. , - ' w A -A f S- 1 is 1 'r Y 7 I ' . ' ' -' ' ' . 1 Sf . ' 5 K 01. S ' . 1 I 2 I , .E 1 BILL DUMONT KENNETH DUNN HAL DUNAWAY DAVID EDGECOMB DUANE EDWARDS Ie s, I , , J, .. - X' 5 if :A , , 5729 ' ix v ' If-3, Y ' Y AN 1 Af? f 'T' .. A if I JOAN ELLER TROY ESTELL DEWAYN EANNING EDWINA FAUSETT PATSY FAUSETT L V -.'.,,, . f LLOYD FLOWERS Bos FOSTER JULIA FOUQUET NORMA FOWLER CHARLES Fox , .Af U J 5 J'S Q , I , 1 15 ft 5,7 U - 'A 1 A f, ALBERT FULLER ETHYI. FUTISCHA MANUS GALLAGHER LORETTA GAMBI1.L DONNA GARDINER I '-' ' 1 ' , L I xx' , - 1 1 P---, Avg . PERRY GILBRETH J 159- GERALD DRYER LAURA DUERKSEN JANET EDWARDS 3 We 5 PI-IILLIP FAUSS RUTHIE FOX 4' I r x GEORGE GARRETT EAN GILLIAM MICKEY GILLILAND EDDIE GILMORE vncm GOODGION NORMA ooo -. I .4 MARCUS DUFFY JOHN EDWARDS CAROLYN EICHOR 5 x R NORMAN FEHRLE VIRGIL FIELDS I 1 1 A ' X'- . ., , X ' , ,X L . , I ' JAMES FRANKIIN RONNIE FRITCII . I I 4 V- x HALLIE GARRETT KENNETH GARRISON DWIN BETTY GRAY BARBARA GRAYSON JERRY GRAVES A 5 I I ' N -V WRY- ' Q ,.f7 5 Q 5 Q ABE GREENBERG PAT GRIFFITH SHARON GRIFFIN CLASS iff? '- L is V .J 1 'Q' K , Z K I iw f 'I 'f' af' . Q . i 5 ' BETTY GUINEY BILLY HAKER JEANNIE HAINES HORACE HALL . ' bl 'Si L X ,K -Q, M F. YV -4, V21 Z 1-5 gi J J - ' 6-ff! ' . A, ' I, f ,KA M I . 1 3 we I f Nj , 1 .- ff ,K L .K S 1 . BXEIMI L L I, I , I JACK HALL DELORES HAMMON LA VETA HANEY JAN HANNUM BARBARA HARL JAMES HASKINS DERLA HATCHETT GEORGE HAWK 1 p'S ' A A 4 Q .4 A A I , V t .J if K J I ' mv I j I , it ,iv 3 I Y y - a gk .- , A' L - , A A fx 'IX ' I '. ' I . A ' X A L ' i - if 1 .X I iw ' fl ' f ' b MARY HEALD TOMMY HEALD EUGENE HEMPHILL CAROLYN HEMPLE SHIRLEY I-IENTHORN HERBERT HICKS SANDRA HIGGINS CAROLYN HILL .2 Q ,f A f, ' I A I , V . E , r T7 I -is - Q ' A In , X. . ' J J . ' f I I A qi V- ARS 5 V .K .fl , PAULINE HILL DONALD HIX BARBARA HOLCOMB MONROE HOLFORD BILLY HOLLENBECK SHERRI HOLT NADINE HOLYFIELD NADINE HARROCKS 9' I g. 5 'M J 'f f . 1. f K - - 5 I 4 f I v. A is J f 7. ,L 5, 51. ,xy a' .A I I .X i I LOUISE HOWELL in J J rx n 4 -lay fi SHIRLEY JENKINS BARBARA JOHNSON BOB JOHNSON GEORGE HOYLE MILDRED HUMPHRIES A 1 A-I DAVID HYDE I If - nr 5 . J I RUBY JONES LEE JORDAN JACKIE JOYCE TERRY KEELER n A .,I U ,, f - ' .I E J, .., iw . ' xi A ,.. X Y JEAN JOHNSON DON JOHNSTON JOREENE JOHNSTON EARLENE JONES JOYCE JONES ff? X 1 ' A- . Q A t L, v 1, f Q A A Neff? - A . JIMMY KEEN BILL KEETH RICHARD KEITHLEY JUDY KELLEY K E fi' U I f in DARLENE JAMES MERLE JAY DOROTHY JEFFREY FRED JENKINS W. MARY KELLEY PEGGY KIDDER TIVIS MAXINE KILLIAN HERBERT KIMBAL DELORIS KIRK TOMMY KIRKHAM D 1 i I ORETHA LAMBERT CHESTER LAMBRECHT 140, UP '55 jIM LANGSTON rm. -f-A -Q1 -IEFF LITTLE ' fs 4 x . -I f j0YCE LUMPKIN 1' use Q' 4' WAYLAND MARTIN Z , J' -2. ' . LARRY LAURENT NAN LAY MIKE LEEHAN DALE LEONARD CARLOS LETTE P-5' 4 a , Q A V A, ' 1 J- b LINDA LOCY CLAUDE LONG JOE LOPEZ JIM LOWELL MIKE LOWELL S' E K. E . .4 1 A ' , El' j FORNEY LUNDY EDNA MAINARD THERESA MARBURGER PATSY MARIMAN TONY MATHENY , A ' g , . ' ' I A 'Z I 1. -, ' ' 1 1 ,F ROSALEE MASARSK THURMAN MAYFIELD GILBERT MELLIES WILLIAM MERCER MARSHALL MILLER A .. I gr , Y 4 I ..- -E MERCY MORENS ,IANELLE MORRIS jERRY MORRISON TOM MOSES KAY MURPHREE JANICE MURPHY I e. S- A S- f , . f Q A ,- .- , 'Q ' .r ' i , . V4 Q L L . , . . , W- A ' A X 'X A nf f x .JDE I--ixiniai I, .X I W- - jUI,IA MYER JAMES MYERS SHIRLEY MYRICK DONNA MCDONALD MIRTICE MCCORMICK ANITA McCRACKEN . 5 ' YK - fi v ,Q J, .M s f f K ' V. Q ' xg V .ff it I Y , ' + Q! I I a 1 W I Q. -- 4 JOHN NALLEY DONALD NARD ROY NARD ALICE NARRY BARBARA NEAL LUCILLE NEAL ' ' A , - 'Her , ' A -,Ep . 1 , , ,, -'11 '-1 'wr ' - f - QQ. 1 v AN . -Mc A E32 I f T I .O 2 FW ' BILL NICHOLAS BUDDY NORRIS ODESSA NUGENT DONALD OLIVER jIM ORRELL CLYDE ORTIZ 1411 I 'jg , I . nl MILFORD LIGHT BE BART LOWERY K Www jew BETTY MATTHEWS LOU ANN METZ 1 TONY MURPHY 4 ' 1 9 DARLENE McFARLAND PHILLII' NEEL DOUG OVERSTREET ATRICE LINCOLN I FRIEDA LOWRY Q' 31 53 ' ,XS PETE MARTINEZ I ANDY Moliws 'vs ll g, xv WANDA MURRAY 1+ E5 LOUISE McQUOWN .X 'Y eb CLINTON NEVIL Il- ,ffl I ,. 'M -W . ' 'N Q--.' ' ff. CAROLE OWENS I CLASS 'AVG . A CONNIE PIERCE -I - ,.a' I jIM PRATER x , x Tomus QUIETT ,Jr J MARY RENFROE A T 1 S.. , v If ,, I R' f' ,px 'X S I JANICE OWEN SHIRLEY OWEN DARRYL PARHAM JERRY PARVIN PAT PENDERGRAET PHILLIPS HAROLD PIATT . 1 f 'Y ,S - ! JJ R-5 v I Q E x 7 irkk vu Q... if A ji- , . ' ,521 , if E R' xi... . -V N A , -. vk.k, :L L- ,f . 'W YW 5 I Qty. K! HERBERT PIERCE JERRY PIERSON BERTHA PLATT JACK PONTIOUS LAWRENCE PORTER xy A 265' RUTH POWER I .. . S ' I R5 ' Y?- X , . . R yi . 5 - f J E .X ' K Sv I . Gif mi, 1 ,- 'J L. I ' Q . i ak u 'M . M -K I , L 3 X - ' 1-I ' JERRY PRICE JIM PRICE PAT PRICE BETTY PRITNER JOHNNIE PROCTOR JO ANN PALLAN RONNIE PUTMAN A r A .L ,5- N Q A ' I , ' ' if if Q I , Tv., -E A 'QC fi J . by ,. ., if 5 .sg . - I -1' s Q - - - Q ' f 5 P , li ' V A A D f 3 ' T fy 5 xg! Jim , 'Y' , 'J :H X Q- ' , 2 .1 f ' J . U- . 4 v -X ff .. . -. 1 iz- 'T .1 3 , FRANKLIN ROAT GEORGE ARADEBAUGH JO ANN RADEBAUGI-I JOE RADER PATSY RAINS EILEEN RAIZEN JUDIE RANDOLPH ' I 'Q 1 Iv Rl S- , . .v S. .N 3 6 FN J A , is h S I A F In . J N, , I I Sf 1 -'Mi' , ,hs ,L ya A' fl ,, ,Y I f ' , I ,A I - BOB REYNOLDS KAYE RICE ROBERT RICKEY JIM RIDGWAY PATSY RIEGER BEVERLY ROBERTS PRISCILLA ROBERTS , Q,- .6 .L W A I 6 . g A ,, Q- Af 4. I . A CLIFFORD ROGALSKY BILL ROOKS BARBARA ROWLAND LOIS LOUISE RUSSELL MARYOLA RUSSELL RICHARD RUSSELL MARGIE SALLEY . 6 I Ek 1 44 ' , N L' X. J, f 1 1 ' .J tv Q Q - Q' 'J E J N N A S I s ' I I Ii J A A I ' I A LEROY SAMS JOHN SEELEY KENNET PAT SANDERS HELEN S - -Q I . T . J R MQ . 5 H SEABOURN CHLINKE ANN SCHUNEMAN . ' I i -,H Sf 'A ' Y V. . LOUIS SHAW MERLE SHAW CURTIS SCHWARTZ W I Nu, A 1 2 Rr, TOMMY SHILLING BILL SCOTT JANETTE SCOTT gs . - 'Q : in I , I 'ss ,A fl 7 Lx I DALE ROLLINS 'ZW 'K' xx? I ' I lg fi ARTHUR SALMON 5. I X .J KATHERINE SCOTT 51' 'S 5 L T' KE SAM SHUFORD BILLY SHIVERS SHIRLEY SHOEMA 142... UF'5B x Y If .Sl h J If F 5 ' f 1' 2 is , , ,Q O , j E - .R A L L . Ev Ann .lah K K ' .V I - ,i5,:Li',j3 v-1' I 1 J ' '. , xtgggf' :,f,, '1,,3:5. at y - K-M . 76399-:i:15fJE.Z'f'.':2 . CECIL SIMS CAROL SIMPSON CHARLES SIMS NORMAN SLUTZKY DELEERT SMITH DONNIE SMITH JACK SMITH JOAN SMITH 4 . ,r . -mf - .L W I . 1, I .. 1 I Q.. ' 1 ' 4 'X . ' - 'W 4 L A 4. A ,X ,f e , - x, ' 41 ' xjw 1 . I v +L, KAREN SMITH PAT SMITH SHERA SMITH WANDA SMITH ZITA SMITH PATSY SPURR VERNAL SPYIIUCK LA NELL STAEHR ' if - . -v ,. R A? ' -'P it ' 4 ' ' - .3 sf 1 N ' A . I f I I , '+A .' - f' 'Y . I I K X 5 X N CAROLYN STAHR EMMA STALIK CHARLES STANEILL DONALD STEEEENSON SUE STONE TOM STROTHER JOE sTAcY HARVEY STEPHENS , eb' RP' Rb I , S. L I , 1 A X - . V, no .1 - - A Q 5 LA, J E .3 5 Q A ff,'4-,E , ' Rag-:ff - 1 - , -' .f .. 4. ETTA SWAFEORD RUTH SWANSON KEN SWARTZRAUGH SALLY SWICK WANDA SWICK DARLA TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR TALLULAH TAYLOR Q 5' , K I ,, fn .. - 'S - A 7? ' ' , W -1 I 1, ' ' h - P E .J Q , ' lj ALLEN TEAGUE DONNA TENDER WILMA THOMASON CAROLYN TIcE ANITA TIREY BUDDY TORIAS LARRY TOWER KENNETH TRAVIS b ' . r ' . l 'TT tx T . X ,. -Af f- -f ' , 1 y 5 N, K gc X- A , X., , f . sc.. 5 .Q ' 'x if SANDRA TUCKER GLENDA TURNER DARLA TYE DEWEY UNDERWOOD DAVID VALLEJO ROBERT VANDIVER CLARA VATTERODT SHIRLEY VATTERODT O N A r' x, .. ,J Q E ' 'S . , N Q -A I ' . I, . in J Y -7 ' IJ 1 X I 5 X R R U K I R ., x A .' ' JAMES vIcARS JAMES VICKERS RILLA MAE VICKREY DONNIE WADE PETE WAGE KEN WAGES ELWARD WALKER PAGE WALLER Im , . 195, tv - , - ' .4 -. J 1' ' I . N f L, 5 '-L., f ,E , + tv , 4 I JP ' , 1 'Sv v ' ' H WADE WALKER BRYAN WALDIIIP DAvm WALKER WAYNE WARD MARY . - - RREN DERYL WATERS JANE WATSON JEANNINE WATTERS X .43- IILASS Ill? '55 S ' . , sx' I . K Q . . . - I' 1 'I ii' I 1 also Q ii K . :cl H f ' . I x he s DONNA WATTS DEE WEBB JACK WELLBORN FRANCES WHEELER RUTH WHEELER W. A. WHEELER LILIAN WHITEMAN RONALD WILLIAMS 6 1 Q S I .. . . I K , R I ' ' x, . A X ' .. I , Q I A c , 5 , . N, my X . I WALTER WILLIAMS ROYCE WILMOTH DONNA WINTERS MILDRED WETWISRA OPAL WOOD ELLA MAE WOLF ELAINE WOMACK BILLY WORKMAN , , , .I .H A pw A 5 . f F X , ' ISL X s X . ff? 1 E T .. -, I , , ,Q w it Q X ag 2 S - fi- 'if 5 I 9:-fix , EARNESTINE WRIGHT PAT WRIGHT JANE YAMAGISHI VIRGIL YEARGAIN THOMAS YODER BARBARA YORK RAY YORK FRANCIS MARBURY 3 E A I 5 Q I e 2 I 5 F i 3 F Af A -. K fi rll 5 5 'NIV' Miss Ruby McKelvy, who acts as liaison officer between Central business students and their employers, here is shown dictat- ing to one of the business education pupils who have made Central tops in this field. Priscilla Roberts is an efficient employee of a city business firm. Willie Anne Schuneman and Janice Murphy are only two of the many juniors who sold bracelets and calendars to help finance the prom and other activities of the Class of 556 . -44- JUNIIIB PLAY Follow the Dream Was the theme N Of this year's junior play. The girl was from Perug One boy was toog The other from the U. S. A. 5 The play was fung Wedding party in final scene The acting, well doneg It passed on every test. In every way It turned out OKQ Our director was the best. Bull fight scene in local drug store Bride's mother and father in clothes of the Roaring Twenties Dianne Adams, Wayne Hensley 5.1! Y 1 Y 4 f Big wheels get rolling: Miss Jo Alice Hendricks, chairman of sponsors, and Judy Mitchell, president of the Class of '57, plan the year's activities. Teachers take tots' troubles to trial: Miss Rae Miller, Mr. Byron Roberts, and Miss Ruth Snell, sponsors, discuss class problems. . CLASS The Class of ' 57 has arrived as sophomores, As pre-initiates of clubs, they did a lot of chores. They studied, got acquainted, and attended many games g They followed Card traditions, and they learned the teachers' names. This class worked with the juniors on a quite important thing- The choosing, for all future time, of Central's senior ring. vwir 1 , ip ggi s, 5 .Q f is ho ,,,., Bellows from fellows: The Sophomore Trio, Jimmy Reese, Joe Apostol falso vice-president of the classj, and Alan Crockett, sing for an assembly. Famous last words: Short burr, please! Don Birmingham and Ed Stubblefield demonstrate the ability of sophomores to succeed in the trades classes. -46- III-' '57 The sophomores cheered as Bennie was a starter on the team 5 Two sophomores twirled for Central's band, and they were on the beam! They took part in assemblies, in the Follies, and in clubs, If they eouldn't make the first teams, they supplied a lot of subs! Their teachers liked their attitudes, and prophesied success, To the class of '5 7, here's a wish for happiness! 22130 1+ 3 One Nation, under God -Hulane Evans, jackie Scanlin, and Miss Lucile Taylor show a familiar home room activity--saluting our coun- try's flag. Q ',.. , l Prophesying promising performances for the Class of '57: Miss Mary Neel, sponsorg Dixie Crum, secretary, Miss Ruth Wallace, sponsor, and jim Chastain, student council representative. Central cutie cuts capers: jerry Hammond Rousing rooters raise roof: Sheila Bruce and performs at Fun Night. -47- Dixie Crum, band twirlers, cheer for Pennie Morgan, starter on the Cards' basketball team. S CLASS f R :- Q K 6 . , I I - - I q .. ' .aw as J I I' I ,5 1 ' I ' ' ' -- , . - i I A f - I sf L. f ' ' ,I if' K -I - A I. 1 L - .,- X V. - . .I A ' in .I I I - ,kg g , ' ' f ' ff.-U BETTYE ABBOTT DWAINE ABERNATHY BOB ADAIR MARLENE ADAMS HENRY ALEXANDER DORLAS ALLEN AIOHNNY ALLEN RICHARD ALYEA 3 , 1 I A fy., ' Lf V Q we as Tv L 1 '59 I N I S 1' : h K y K lr I A K A I ,I Q f ' Q JOE APOSTOL NOKMA APPLE SAMMIE ASHFORD BERTHA ATAUBO MARY AUTRY RICHARD BAILEY BERNIECE BAKER ALLEN BANKS X , . , ,I 3' 1 I LJ 1 Q. 7 I K i -Q , ' YT' K A .gen Q l A 6 73 'Ex k Q -7 wg ' 13' 1 K, Y. JOHN BARKER JAMES BARNES RONALD BARNES DANNY BARNETT LARRY BEATTY ALICE BEARDEN DARLENE BECKERDITE LARRY BECKMAN .ik ,V 'x LT xl gd A A rg, .Il f :M ,- Q 5 2 , I PN , A A 5 1 N . , 4- I P Ari- 'N I f 2 A f H A f LAWRENCE BENEDICT WILLARD BENNETT JOE BERRY BOB BESE'rT CARLOS BILLINGS BOB BIRD NINA BIRTCIEL BEVERLY BLACK 6 I I , ' Q Sw , f j'H,g , ' -. grin If .1 f , X T' 4 S X f x ., f 'ff K 5 ' ,L L 1, , M I .J , ..I I K L V: A, , A S2415 I i' .. I ' - - . ' , :Q f I VT I ' I QI U JOHN BLACK EDDIE BLACKWELL BILLY BLAKE DAVID BLAKENY MYRNA BOOTH HARRELL BORDER GEORGE BORDWINE JERRY BOSTICK i 1 6 ' -.K . 'P . I 1. . f f F' '1 ' 'K . L' . I ' I 9 u ,L I P' Q , A 1 N W Y . ,lv Y -fi gf N ' I 4 H . ' 'L f,'f'3 E1 A WAYNE BRADSHAW CAROI. BRANSON JIM BRAZIL JOHN BRIDGES ANNE BRINSON DENNIS BRITE HARLEY BROMLEY BARBARA BROOKS 6' I S ' ... W 'Q 3 51 7 y , 5: f f . ,? ,, I E' ' , :lb , f-ff? I I . BETTE ANNE BROWN BETTY BROWN BOBBY BROWN DANNY BROWN GARY BROWN JEAN BROWN JOHN BROWN SHEILA BRUCE A I. 'N 'Q L lr ' Q Q: g . 'S 474, A Q ' , ly Q f- , s 1 I A ' f 1 - 5 H , 412 ., :mia iii! Q BETTY BRUMBAUGI-IT JERRY BRUNDAGE CHARLES BRUMLEY RAYLENE BUFORD ANN BUNNELL WILLIS BUNN MARY LOUISE BURK DOYLE BUTLER ...48, lllf' '57 ' Q - X M ACK CALLAWAY Iv 'w g 'i I 8.4 , E7 'T' 1 --A ' 3, ' C- I X5 , X' Q MAILINE BUTTON JOHN CAHILL JUI.IA CAIN DONALD CALVIN JOE CANADY JANET CANTWELI, FRANK LEARDENAS 'A A K-.., 1... I A 1 , 43, ... I ' I. 1- 1'-5 . ., ' I I I A . I I 5- A I Q 4 V4 A H f - 7. I. X , I . Lg W- fx I-'gf SANDRA CAROTHERS BOB CARY CHARLIE CHAPMAN JIM CHASTATN JAMES CHESTNUT ROBERT CLAYTON WAYNE CLEMONS HOWELL CHILDRESS r f ' ' L In' , - . 1 ' ' I . 4 , 'vs ! ' ' ' A I I ' - I I z I I - ' ' I ,f i 1 x v I f 7.1 A b ' ' '-H ' 1.1 I K I E' 'I I E ,I ,3Q1.11v.l.. ll. . ' 5 I I . a V I H 1 XR., 5 .-, , , RAYMOND CLINE NANCY COCKRELI. PI III.I.II' COLE PHYLLIS COLE WAYNE COLE WAI. ER CONNER JERRY COOK GENE COSLOIW A :N ' ' I :- 1. 4 'r I s ' I ' .. .-1 Xt' 1 - 1 J -- T A . I I ' A , NL QQ' V I ' kviff . Xxx! , mv- M JESSIE COX LEONARD COX BARBARA CRAIG ALLEN CROCKETT DIXIE CRUM JIMMIE CRUSE BARBARA CUDE MARTHA CURTIS I K' 5' ., , - ' J , 1. 'QL' 4 y S , rv J' 4 .. A gy S, ,,,, I . , Q As ' N...,.' 1 X 1 I , , , A , in ' 'l I A X I L , ,LII ,IEEE I U- TOMMY DALI-:Y DONNA DALKE HOYT DAVIS HELEN DEER EUGENE DICKSON JUDITII DODD MAXIE Domus ,E . It 1 I I DONALD DOTY VI-LRLYN DOUGLAS EDDIE DOWNS '- JUDY DRYDEN X , I I , .-J BRENDA DOSS 0 ,, I I.xC,. -.,V: Oz vf 1. WILLIAM DRY JOE DURAN DAVID EASLEY CECIL EI.RoD 6' I Q 5' , . I A s. I 1 . , , - L. ' V ,Sf Q , - I 0 I-I ' -n fffwfgfff-I I I. I SHARON ENDSLEY HULANE EVANS LARRY EVANS PAUL EVANS JOHN EWING KATHRYN FARQUHAR LORETTA EARR BOIIBI IfARvE I I-Q - 3 I 1,5 f . '. ,I-I ' '31 1, ' ' A N 4-' f ' if I I I K 1 I . , . -5. - , J - A 1- A A ,I , x, LL-. D, vi , I BILL FISHER JIMMIE FISHER VIVIAN FISHER I.A voN EISRE PHYLLIS FLETCHER DANNY FORD JERRY IIORSYTHE JACKIE FOSTER ...49.. I- S. -- A L. I r I-xg .5 4 JERRY FOUTZ BETTY FRUNK , X I . - f5f.4g,, ' Q L Q , DON GENTRY JOHN GEYER .. 4' . I 'L Q - gilt 'gint'-I 9- 2 1 E' .i - sk ,E I FN 5 . 4. I ,N W ZD23 ' Q ALBERT GONSER REGINALD GREENLEE .fr I I W Tr' Frm I I Q FLORENCE FUCHS ESTELLA GARAY ,. ' I V j lf I , zz. ,,. -- I gg 3 I. ' A , . 4 , X ,f I K x CLOVIS GIBSON JIM GINN i I . ' 'Tw ,If ' ' NLE? . ., QQ! L1 .ff-2. A - fi'?5 fjiig'i,'fgg?g1, EARL GRAHAM :A 11- JA.: f '.'1k!S' SHIRLEY GRANT v J I Q, DONALD GARIS KENNETH GOAD ALICE GRAY . I CLASS 4 'J A 1' R J JEANIE GARNER AULINE GARNER BOBBY GEIMAUSADDLE I 1 A 5 N Q L, VERNON GOAD DAVID GOFORTH JEANETTE GRAY 5-K . 1' ar 1. K' I A. n - is Q Ig ' '5 . V ' x. 5? , L 'ff LoRoN GUTHRIE RAMONA GWYNN GERALD HAEFNER DON HALL JOYCE HALL BILLY HAMILTON 5 1 I- J -71, I QQ I5 4 'I' ' 1 I 1 E I . 5 . x f fw . , ,, , . ... , . L .. ', 'Q rg, I P 5 AI:-I Q. CARREL HART BARBARA HAYES HAROLD HAYES LESLIE HAYES JANICE HAZARD FRANK HEAVENER .I - , 7 + A 543-F . if ' - Y Q 'N . . . I QI, I 'gf -A - . if I- F! g A - . hw 7' -. I' I i li A f A if Ji A' 3 1 1 1. RONALD HENDERSON HUGH HENDRICKSON GERRY HENTHDRNE DON HEWITT GEORGE HIGHFILL CLYDE HILL, JR. SENORA HOBBS ELLEN HOEFER DAVID 3 gi' - egg. Y I I 'Iii G WILLIE MAE HUNTER BILL INGLIS W . 'J - fa: V 2 :L I HUBIE HOLLOWAY ELIZABETH HORN 11? A , X ' I I., I . H4 FRANCES INGRAM HASKELL IRWIN xx? LELIA GOODWIN I - I 'ks in . . I LINDA GREEN DAVID GRIFFITH Ev Q K wx ' il s , - f JERRY HAMMOND GENE HARRIS K I I IANELLE HEFNER JOHN HILL QT . Ai I Q2 FERN HOWARD .atb fi as-L. GAIL JARVIS Q , GRACE HENDERSON DON HIRSCHLER I if I MARY HOWELL 1 ,LR Km. DELEERT JOHNSON -50.. UP '57 4 I , .. X K , h . V A . ' ? .. I f 12 12 . Y I mg., ,J N 'Af N Sk JUDY JOHNSON LULA JOHNSON TONY JOHNSON BILLY JOHNSTON CHARLES JONES HOWARD JONES SUE JONES SUSAN JONES it Q , . 5 4- I , f ' ' 14 I I X ' ' 3. 2 ' i ,f Fi15 5 X A341 X X1 - , ,-1 5 f ' S' E. X ' Lu X I Ji 4 4 'H . JOHNNY JORDAN GEORGEANN KADAVY LUCRETIA KEELER BERL KELLEY PAT KELLY CLARICA KENT A. Is. KEY JIMMY KILLION 1 - l ,K -, . , .L I A' X' I Y. , I I K, N. iz: - I A K E4 -' ' , f -LN I , . JEAN KING RAY KING JAMES KIRK DOLAN KIzER EDWARD KNOX SANDRA KRUSE JOE KULKA RICHARD LANDON - 1 - f YS ' . - J... '-- - W Q , -,. v. I ' f 'S 9 Q N 1 I f. I 5 1 J ' M CAROLYN LANGHAM KOLETA LANGHAM LOUISE LANGLEY CHARLI-:NE LASSITER GARY LEPCHENSKE RONALD LINTHICUM JUDY LOEDELL BOB LONG - - ... ' - Inv A I Q ' 5 I R4 ' jd X L ,f ,A J . ' - S Qs. 5? T ,M . A Q , IAA I V li vi VS . BOB LONG DON LONG BILIQLONGFELLOW BILL LUNSFORD TWYMAN LYNE BILL LYNN LACY LYNN PEARL MALOY . X Q- ' Q Q . vw I A f- Q i Q , Law I , M-I 4 4- 4 A5 ' ' IRA MANES EDDIE MARIIURGER MARY MORROW CONNIE MAITING RICHARD MASSEY DARRELL MASSINGALE BARBARA MAYIIERRY FRED MAYLE N 1' i 5 I , A It X :A S I QD. ' 1 Q - I , . .. . - fx - QP Q l ii' V 7- - . 'M ' K' .ol 1. ' A Q 'V' JIM MEADOR PATRICIA MELTON CLOvIs MESSICK JANICE MILLER JERRY MILLER LAVERA MILLER JUDY MITCHELL JACKIE MIzE ' er 7 ' L ' ' ' A - 1 I . .L 52 S. .. .-. -3 T . ' . S . R' ' 7 A fn Q, I I 'X , - . . H I I fi. 3, 1 A -TH ' 1 Sf , A J M- IA.. J. D. MOON JERRY MOORE RENNY MORGAN TOMMY MORGAN GEO .-jl... RGE MORRIS JO ALICE MORRIS RANDALL MOSS PAULA MOWDER I 6. CLASS .. I f- +. ' I C7 'Q - .. . fi A T I L I 1 i N DUANE MYRICK DON McGlNLEY PATSY MQKELVY JACK MCMILLAN JOYCE NARD EDDIE NORLIN BEBE NEAL JOE NELSON Ib. I ' L I . M N Vim. Q Q . AM N .M L EE, K. . - I . I-7 f ' f- L, ,W If f , . ,, ,, . x . - . I 1. f' A . , . X V .KJ , f 4 S, . x A Lv I RW ' 1' LOIS NELSON GWEN NETTLETON MARY ANN NEWMAN GARY NEWSOM JOEL NOBLES KIRK NOWLIN DANNY ORR RAY OTT Q .,, :A ,Q X ,AT A . I f . J . Q' xx J X: .9 . l E I ' N- J. Q, A J f Q -K : RQ f Q S 'S . X 1- Y 3. ' bg BOBBY OVERSTREET PATRICIA OWBNS ROSETTA OWENS WANDA OWENS CHARLENE PAINE BETHENE PALMER LOUIS PARHAM DALE PATRICK - W' I EN 3 ' A .2 . X in 5 fa X ' I Y Q Q ' ' N A In CAROLYN PATTON SAMMY PATTON CARLEE PAULEY J. T, PAXTON JO ANN PEAKE DON PERRY GLENDA PEAVEY HARVEY PENDERGRAFT L 7 Y O A 1 ,L ff ' 1 - . Q' . I ii I 5 X- ef' ,J A S L ,Eff S V ., f I . Wx I . is qc, . Q I N . Q14 i ' X' - nn.. BILL PHILLIPS HARRIETTE PICKARD J. D. PI.UMLEE ARCHIE POOLE JO ANN POPE JIMMY PORTER GENE POSEY RONALD ROSSON K, , L . ' 1' -x. I - N J ,. - .- 'v 0 n Q 7 -1 uh? ,M K 5 K Q'-:Ky J ' ' 1 is ,J I X . - '. I T ' r I .-.va .1 . . 5- 5:52121 . 3. - ' I . fx -J Y X I 'di g vw.. If Lf--j--,L-' A . - I gmt? I Ig 95' E . :re-XEYTW. -Q- -M MARILYN PRUETT OMA PULLIAM BARBARA QUIGEL JODY RAINES GENE RAMSEY TOMMY RADCLIPF WILMA RAY STANLEY READ - - I 2 W '30-I 'Z s. ' . . . . , N. -' 9 T 2 Y Q f 'S 1 rs. - ., Q. in S ,. .4 LT. ' . . , L k JIMMY REESE ARTHUR RENTERIA REBA RIEDEL JOHNNY RINGGOLD CHARLENE ROBERTS GENE ROBERTS PAT ROBERTS GLORIA ROBINSON 1 dl . I ,5 ' K K K .1 - -1 I A ' ,, A A I ' A ' . S .. 4. ,, .01 - 4' X Lt, as - 'O Q f J . X S 'L Eng .s-- 5 C' V - . 'f ff ,E .K A 'mg ,Q Ji . 'f 1 , . 2,1 , 'B S I ' 47 N J ,YN Av VKVL N ' -' 'S 1 O h J--Q M i. .,, .. 59- ik- 1 S DICK ROBY RAE ROE DAPHNE ROSE LLOYD ROSS DON RUTLEDGE ROGER RYAN SHIRLEY RYAN JO ANN SALLEE 'S Ill? '57 9' 5 ' I a . ' , I , as .. -E- . i - , , IL O I I, ' , Q I - ' if I L g ' fi V51 f 1, II. WANDA SAMS DIANE SAMUEL EDITH SAMUEL CAROL SANDLIN KATHLEEN SANCHEZ LE ROY SAPI- JEAN SARTIN JACKIE SCANLIN KS, 1 X A I - A - I' S, j , . v- ' . 'Q e . A L X .U V JV I A gy K . , . , Q , ' V, . ' xg J , , 1' J ' ' at yn . T . ' ww ' T- vw 'J 'I , A I I - rf - . A I ,, E, V1 . JACOUITA SHOCKEY SHERRILL SCOTT JACK SEABOURN BETTY SEATON TOMMY SEATON BETTY SEOERS JOYCE SHARP CARLTON SHAW , ' ,r ' , ' N ,Q : SX x ,' -H . - v S: ' ' - 'X 1 J 1 I X-I , , . , ,nil , K I 1 'l ' k K JS if , ,J J HELEN SHEPPARD EDWINA SHORT KAY LEW SHORT MAX SHORT FRED SIMMONS PAT SIMPSON SIDNEY SIMS DON SINGLETON . 'P , ' 1 . I t p . 5 I - -' ' I M , . . . lx NY , . L '- xiii 3 ,, L Q J S .Mn . ' A ' - 'II JJ! k ' 'I J X Q fl , I ,A 1. . , 4 JACK SLADE CAROLYN SLEERER VERA SLUTZKY LOU ANN SMITH BARBARA SMITH BETTY SMITH DON SMITH JEAN SMITH .A A A fp ' 1 A 1 - J A ' If' ' J . -' W ' J ' 7 , 0 IERI SMITH JOE SMITH MIKE SMITH ' SUEf'sM TH WAYNE SMITHEE RICKY,SN LLINGS BILL SNIPES MYRNA SPARKS S. l I I I .. I ,. H ' , A' Q I - 'S ' . . It A A- I Q 4 H3 A I 5 . I 43 , O A K 571' J A in QA' f V ' , . N 1' - . '74 ' , is I I SIIIRLEY SPARKS EARL SMITH ELIIERTA STANDRIDCE RAY STANSBURY JUDIE STEWART JOSEIIHINE STRAUGH GEORGE STREETMAN JIMMIE STRICKLAND , I P A . Y . ' 'rx , A . .,. T .F-,f f -. ' I Q -I - 'g 3-A , r . .. I f A f A ' . 3 1 ' ' Y mf f A 1- ' g . JARREI. STRINGFELLOW JIMMY SULLIVAN JAMES TAINPEAI-I LOUISE TAYLOR MELVIN TAYLOR CHARLES TENNERY ROSEMARY THIES PAUL THOMPSON Rl 6 ' X , ,A + , -V A Y AJ ' J :J E V S' i ' r ' J .I X I 1, J ,gy . : 5 . A S-I, if . 3 if - . SW , ' h I M L, 1 3' X 1 ..,, 5 -I AX! 'xt riff I . S I-+5 1 Sf! 13. I f'?'?fi'Qf5. F? '33 THOMAS THOMPSON TOM THRASHER LEWIS TIDMORE RICHARD TOOLEY RONNIE TRACEY IIATTY TRAMEL ROY TRIVINO SHIRLEY TRUSLEY -55- gnsgxg- K - w ree I rm DORIS TURNER TEX ULMER LEROY WALKER I 4 I JANE WAY HELEN WEBSTER X 1 . Q .f 15 l V . MARIE WIGINGTON MARY WILCOX N , s - ' I , z . , A JIMMY WINFREY RAAB WINSTON of! U xx 7 If U DEAN WALLIS ff' 4 'W' M LORETTA VAETH 1 IIIASS UI-' '57 Z 1 .-IE :Q f ' 3 - 'K . 1 . ' ., ., 7 T -:eu 2'-if : ,, - 'ifveii :Y M g :I jfjjif, - ., ' ' A' L A WANDA VAILS BETTY VAUGHN RITA VESSELS MIGNON WADE FREDRICA WALKER -.,.. A gg I Q '. '- ' Q' f az-Q 1 Lim, .K V, -8 2 KW If ' ' 5 in-it Q W' f-' A PRESTON WALTON 1, s x JIMMY WELLS L., ,, . NANCY WILSON DALLAS WISE Q 0 l 0 9 Q , K , 3 KENNY WARD LINDA WATKINS MARGARET WATSON ROBERT WATTS CAROL WAY 1. y . A , . p' 'W if ' 5 X 'R X X in I A T BETTY WHITAKER BOBBIE WHITMORE CHARLINE WHITMORE HARRY WHITMORE JEWELL wuasi r 5 KL I A 'jx X , 'P' Q Y f A 'w I ,Q . , A ' K. 1 . , r View i 3 fi' BOBBY WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMS TO WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILSON LARRY WILSON 5 I , ,- W ,F 4 A.. ,Q , e J A V x - ,kr .7 .Y ,, K DE ANN WOOD BILLYE WORKMAN JACKIE WORKMAN FRANK ZAMBRANO TOMMY ZARAGOSA 1 v ' 111'- , , , 'no r , I This is where we started from-- '57 here we come! v , . 'lx Q ,-4-'f' U' ww ,fu 3' QC M , 1 X! K, I ,R -1. K 1 N . , X 5 u -if x VX' 'BC 13.1 S. 0- x ,.. X K. Y ' A 4 x Q0 ul. .lun 'f' SPUHT5 ' QQ SPUHT5 fix sql 'K -im My W RXVXW 2 .. Back Row: Bill Kerley, Managerg Coach Lewis Eubanks, Grant Venters, Hal Dunaway, Joe Canady, Bob Elliott, Coach Arthur Gibson, Sam Chaney, Manager. Third Row: Coach jerry Potter, Bob Collins, Jerry Gravel, Tommy Moses, Darrell Wheeler, Bill Lynn, Tommy Zaragosa, Coach Byron Roberts. Second Row: Virgil Yeargain, Bill Rooks, Robert Taylor, Billy Hollenbeck, Paul Stevens, Bill Cain, Dennis de Freese, Larry Wilder. First Row: Willis Warden, Lee Snipes, Dick Wilkinson, John Rigler, Coach Leon Bruner, Darrell Reese, Sid Blott, Terry Hoipkemier, Bill Shockey. Not shown: Reece Burch. I-'llll'l'BAI.I. Central, jinxed by fumbles, dropped the in- itial tilt of the '54-'55 season to the Blackwell Maroons, 27 to 7. Blackwell pushed across three unearned TD's set up by three Cardinal fumbles in the first quarter. The Cards then held the Maroons until late in the third quarter, when they allowed Blackwell to complete a 30-yard pass. Central's only score came in the fourth quarter on a double reverse to Willis Warden. Warden scored three touchdowns to lead the Cardinals to their only victory of the '54-'55 season, over the Northeast Vikings. Central's Redbirds took the opening kickoff and were driving toward Viking territory when they fumbled. Later Northeast capitalized on this mistake and scored first. The fighting Cards came from behind on a 71-yard drive sparked by two of Terry Hoipkemier's passes to conquer the hard luck Northeast crew. The John Marshall Bears squeaked by the Cen- tral Cardinals in a close battle fought at Taft Stadium before 2,000 fans. The score was 0 to 0 through the third quarter, but in the last stanza the Bears took advantage of three Cardinal errors to score three tallies. On yardage gained and first downs this game was tighter than the score showed, and the Cards were fighting all the way. The Norman Tigers came back late in the fourth quarter to tie Central in a hard-fought mudder at Taft Stadium. The score was 12 to 12 at half-time, but the Cards jumped to a 19 to 12 lead early in the third period. Here the Cards' defense faltered, and the Tigers kept grinding out yards. -57- Enid outran Central 26 to 7 in an offensive battle on Enid's home field. The Plainsmen came back in the second half to score three more touchdowns, two in the third period and one in the fourth period. The Cards' lone score came late in the fourth quarter. Central lost the big game of the sason to Clas- sen before 4,400 fans at Taft Stadium. The score was 13-0 at halftime, but the Cards' defense fell through in the second half and let Classen score 28 points. The Central team never stopped fight- ing because the Cards wanted to win this game more than any other game this year. Central was in scoring position twice, but the downs ran out, and the ball went over to the Comets. An outmanned Central squad absorbed a 51 to 0 drubbing at the hands of the Capitol Hill Redskins on Central's home field. The fighting Cardinals, although never in the game, refused to quit trying. Capitol Hill's powerhouse dom- inated the entire game and turned duties over to their reserves late in the fourth quarter. The Shawnee Wolves edged Central 13 to 7 in a Mid-State battle fought on Shawnee's home field. The score was knotted 7 to 7 at half-time, but the Wolves came back to score the clincher early in the third period aided by two fifteen- yard penalties against Central. Larry Wilder's reception of a 40-yard pass thrown by Robert Taylor was the most spectacular play of the game. The Cards dropped a 27 to 14 decision to St. Gregory's Knights in the season's finale at Taft Stadium. DARRELL REESL senior SID BLOTT senior Dx., 1 . I ,, 'l .Q , 4 I I F V lag I 'fl Y I A ' 'Ye DICK WILKINSON V LEE SNIPES 'I BILL SHOCKEY Tuckleg senior Gum-,lg senior 1 Tackleg senior ,U ' yr gf Y ffff I I W ,L,....-..- ..- 6 I I f LEON BRUNER TERRY HOIPIU y Coufl, Fullbackg sen, I I , ' f sm x'A' , as Al- I BILL KERLEY 1 JOHN RIGLER Managerg senior A Centerg senior . 1. D es 1,1 LI. FOOTBALL SCORES A SQUAD Central 7 Blackwell 27 Central 19 Northeast 14 Central 0 john Marshall 21 Central 25 Norman 25 Central 7 Enid ze K -'Il X :X-.R ' x M WILLIS WARDEN I I A Central 0 CIUSCD 41 32 Halfbackg senior k. I X c I1 0 c '11-I-11 51 '-' ' 1 en M aww ' LARRY WILDER 4 GRANT VENTERS BILL CAIN Central 7 Shawnee 13 Halfbuckg senior ' Tackleg senior Quurferbm,-kg junior Central 14 St. Gregory Z7 ' l i D '. ...33... AGOSA B SQUAD FRANK HEAVILNER REELE BURCH TOMMY MOSES Tackle, yunzor Endg junior 1 gh , TONY MURPH BILL HOLLILNBEC K End, ,u,,,,,, f 'I . A x g Wx, K o K BOB COLLINS JOHN FAUNTLEROY BOB ELLIOTT Tarklr' sophomore Guard senior Hal barkg sophomore STRILIL AN Halfbuclzg sophomore DENNIS DE FRILLSIL 7'lu'l:lug yumor Bll.l. LYNN Guumlg sophomore . -:xi l Y SAM CHANEY Y I Managvrg yumor J 1 FOOTBALL SCORES B SQUAD It I f Central El Reno C 'T Q c 1 1 cl cn ra , asscn JSI' Central Yukon Yi ' Central El Reno N 'Ba-av Central Marlow Central Northeast Central Southeast E . Central Putnam Cnty X it POTTLR, BYRON ROBERTS Squad, A Squad rourhrx X BASKETBALL Tlgpj to j W A A , 5 Xyv X j mm . , ,!!? jIM BLAKE 1 ' Guard! senior Z ki , , l 'V Tw . ,M fl 'L 4 ,X x . N X i ,., ROBERT RICKEY REECE BURCH Y' Guard, junior Center, junio: Fil T'QjL gill ii at we 4 DENNIS DE FREESE Guard, junior BENNIE MORGAN Forward, sophomore 'QQ lfl X 5 . uf' --- ie, ju A SQUAD BASKETBALL SCORES CENTRAL OPPONENTS 5 6 3 l Catholic 59 60 Marshall 43 56 Duncan 59 3 6 Ardmore 43 48 Northeast 3 7 3 0 Northeast 54 59 Catholic 3 8 Sl Southeast 3 0 60 Classcn 41 6 2 Norman 48 61 Shawnee 3 7 61 Putnam City 44 64 Enid 24 S0 Capitol Hill 44 S0 Northeast 40 64 Southeast 3 3 46 El Reno 43 S 6 Norman 24 2 8 Classen S 5 S3 ii Northeast 3 1 54 Shawnee 41 64 Enid 42 64 Capitol Hill 3 3 5 0 El Reno I ,144 3Uif fJ NBBSQUAD Coach Byron Roberts started his initial basket- ball season at Central with only three returning lettermen. The Cardinals, though shorter than most of their opponents, fought enthusiastically throughout the season. Regulars on this year's team were seniors Jim Blake and Gary Dobson, juniors Reece Burch and Robert Rickey, and sophomore Benny Morgan. Bench support was handled by Willis Warden, Darrell Reese, Dennis de Freese, Jerry Price, Cas- ton Christian, Bill Hollenbeck, and Tony Work- man. Much credit is due Coach Roberts as he worked strenuously keeping the boys in shape and teaching them new tactics. Central played its most outstanding game against Classen. This one, played on the OHS Overtime .-601 B SKETBALL KA At WILLIS WARDEN cillllfllg xvnmr 'Af My lk- at DARRELL REESE I:0l'1l'llY'1l: senior' maples, was a see-saw battle through to the last buzzer, but the Cards went down to a heart- breaking defeat, losing 28-24. Another spine- tingling game was with John Marshallg the Cards were out in front one point when the final buzzer sounded, but as the horn went off, a foul was called against Central, and Marshall made both free shots, rhus downing the Redbirds 60-59. The l9'i4-'55 season is one to be remembered, even though the team did not break into the win column very often. Small but enthusiastically loyal crowds lent pep support from the stands, both at home and at games away, and pushed the Cards through a hard luck season with much hope for next year. ,,61,. G A RY DOBSON Ifrnwnzrrlg xcuior Q in roNY MURPHY BILLY WORKMAN PAT mucgu BILL HOLLENBILK Guurrlg junior I:0l'lL'!1Y'l1Q junior Guard, junior Kfpulm-5 jnnim ,rj , it A XX ' I l lx ' I 4 XS X1 4 I B SQUAD BASKETBALL SCORES CENTRAL 52 38 39 45 43 43 4l 33 48 41 35 44 40 40 39 4l Sl 26 37 52 O P 22 22 35 48 30 35 45 32 55 39 43 4l 49 S2 40 32 55 53 38 53 PONENTS Catholic Casady John Marshall John Marshall Catholic Southeast Classen Norman Shawnee Enid Capitol Hill Northeast Southeast El Reno Norman Classen Northeast Shawnee Capitol Hill El Reno J-nik I Lewis Eubanks Coach W IKU4- 'R BASEBALL N'XA X p x 'MW 'wa it ' X, 4 g p, 5 my 41 . , A I em,- Mike Brumley i Catcher sophomore 4' i ' 3 x Jim Hammond ' if Y r' R Tcny Murphy ' 4 John Glover i Pitfber, 0'ffflileld1 E A Outfield, senior 9 ' -sf . ' A was 2-A . M A , ' X dvi M44 D 5 e- .. . Q . gg EQ' W i' nz., , Q 5 f X f .ner I f J f Xb' ,V 'fir A I . I i ,W 3 wig! f , 5 V' 2 ss , vi li f 'LL' - L' ' A , m jones ' - s N. Catcher senior f'f Q4 ' - Willis Warden Rijbert Wainer K Second base, junior ,bi Pitt-her, senior A ax, v f , Jim Blake 5.11 Caston Christian Outfxeld, yunzor moi 1 Af f f , . I , J 7 'N . ' 5 7- 3' v, X x Fred Latham Z jerry Poston Gerald Mcphail , ,Third base, Senior-A1 'Q First bass? iunior Pitcher, outfield, senior I- 4 ' l A ' 'nl I Jerry Graves .AL Q- Robert Rickey N A Pitcher, third base, sophomore Shortstop sophomore , ,. - iQ, 'A' ed ei BASEBALL SCORES-1954 Central Opponent Central Opponent l 8 Shawnee 0 4 Classen S Enid 4 1 Norman 4 Clinton l 6 Northeast ll Clinton l 12 Edmond 3 Norman 9 16 Northeast 0 Capitol Hill 9 5 Classen 7 Putnam City 6 Z4 Stillwater 7 Northeast 4 6 Pauls Valley 6 Shawnee 1 5 Tulsa Rogers ll Duncan 0 2 Midwest City 10 Anadarko 2 10 Midwest City ll Putnam City 3 Finals of State Tournament . V'- Here's Lewis Eubanks, Oklahomais Coach of the- Year and coach of the '54 Cards, who were runners-up to the state champs, winners of the O. U. state tournament, and holders of a season record of 19 wins and only four losses! The Central baseballers also won many in- dividual honors. Bob Warner and Jim Hammond made All-State. Jim Jones, Gerald McPhail, Willis Warden, Jim Hammond, and Bob Warner walked off with All-City honors. Bob Warner led the team in batting with a .479 mark, with Jim Hammond, Willis Warden and jim Jones fol- lowing close behind. The 1954 baseball team is one which can be proudly remembered. Coach Eubanks and all Centralites are looking forward to the 1955 season with Willis Warden, Robert Rickey, Tony Murphy, Jim Blake, Caston Christian, Jerry Graves, and Mike Brumley, re- turning lettermen, as top prospects. 162- Pitcher, outfield, senio I .fa Outfield, junior THAIIK GULF I X 'ii-.. - Back Row: Virgil Yenrgain, Tommy Moses, Keith Whitmarsh, Jerry Miller, Mr. Jerry Potter, coach. First Row: Hal Dunaway, Ross Coley, Jim Meador, Roy Gibson, Gcnc Coley. These boys are out for track at the beginning of the '55 season. The book goes to press before results of the meets are known. v , K vis ww X A9 Ml wl vi U v r ' 1 ik Back Row: Joe Canady, Lewis Tidmore, Doy Ott, James Chestnut, Mr. Jerry Potter, coach. First Row: Felix Watson, Glen Jones, Kenneth Jones. This group represents Central's golf team for the season of '55, These boys are out for golf. At the be- ginning of the season, Central took a match ll-1, from Midwest City. Results of later matches are not known as the book goes to press. .65- 'QQ -A - A +1 X -sf. .X ,AX J, N ef wgspfl. 5553? -X gm- . ig.,-s I NX 50,1 - . X Rsfflil S 3 ,XX,,, -Xi :EI f ,sv ' 1- or Q GIRLS' X , ' K A 3 X F K X r X Q- Xf X ings. N Qb 1 s 1 X 5 X . 1 Mlss BERNIECI WESTER Coarh 315 1 EMMA Lou LOSAWYER ' Xp Q, .. 'Alt f Volleyball 1 K 5 i XA .5 f- 3 f-1 X X X gr, V eg, 4X XV f.. X ,we 'H dvi: X s.X-3 X - X his X 3539. X-ga X :. Q L '?K9'. 4 f if x, X EQ 1- . ,X XXX-'Fri X -Q 'Si XX ,X Kish: K f Tfqgyji' . 3518 AA 559 X A X 1. sz' 1 - -.gf M x SFXQX f SF 5 r BETTY FRUNK X Y Y K Volleyball xi! f! M Jo ANN PALLAN l Soffballg Volleyball f fl l JOAN STMITH A Snffbullg basketball if 3 Q ,f YVONNE x X y Volleyball it X K X -N Xp H. at as x aw' fi 9 N 11, V 'A , ' 5 , l . T 'T s iff' T X. , 42' M p p k X 0 DELORES KPRK 4-5' T Soffballg baskctballg volleyball 1 X ' El ll ' PATSY RIEGER , r , ' Sofflmllg baslevtlmllg volleylzall 5 i f ,V J RAYLENE BUFORD Y JOY HICKMAN Volleyball x ,Q Volleyball 'W WANDA MURRAY K Saftlmllg zfolleyballg table tenni ,LX ,S K se. 3' 'S' . X I Sw Xf 9 l , T ' T I X . 1, X i X 5 Q as Q . , Y y ' l s t f There's hardly another club that stays as busy CU fl a T as the girls' sports class. They go from one sport L right into another one. These sports are softball, girl KATHERINE FARQUHAR Y k basketball, volleyball, table tennis, and badmin- K A 'f K j P ton. The girls play against the other city high Xpyp t A If K schools. They always represent Central very p X A H EI-DS wellg the school can be proud of their good '-X f' BARBARA S I . . . 'awk I - BaskL,,,mH sportsmanship. Coached by Miss Berniece Wes- p s, s ff ay i ,sad 'S I H ll X -six . J X N Q , ,Q We T FFT' K X '- rl Us . , kg ter, they do their best to bring recognition not R 'w- only to themselves, but to Central also, as Jane Ellingson did last year when she Won the city tennis championship. if? X f Fig- ' X-jilig . -64- 'Cff-'f'. . i' L 1.-XV' SPIJHTS ff was 1 I ELIZABETH WILSON Snftballg bflxlcetballg zfolleylmll -an-T 1 y, , Y 7 . 3 Y. 4 PATTY HUSBAND Basketball F f Y-V.. . W1-1, F.. Q . I S. ,,' A , f- . , 1 r mA-w-5 . , JANELLE HEFNER A , Table tennisg volleyball , a, 1 V . Wg- A EDITH SAMUEL ,- ,fd , I Volle ball MARY ANN RENFROE Volleyball JOYCE NARD ' Y Volleyball I , , .3 tw- Q , 1 N RN ' 0 3 P 1, ,Q Cf K5 V CAROLINE SLEEKER A volzvyzmrl -V X OPAL WOOD V f Basketballg volleyball lf ODESSA NUGENT q ' W Softballg basketllallg tulzle tennis Xxx E , fr MARY ANN LEAF j A 1 , Softball 1 'I A, I x MARY LOU ELDER , Volleyball W WANDA SMITH V l A Softlmllg baslcetlmll' rollvylmll ,X 1 i NORMA FOWLER 1 Q ' Official sforer and timer PATSY MCKELVY f ly ,Cf A MARY AUTRY Sgfilmllg lmslcetballg volleyball T Table tennis ' volleyball AQ i Not Showng SUE CASEY Basketball ii ,M ..... ...M HH .JK ,, ATHLETIC IIIIUNIIII.-YELI. LEAIIEIIS Q ff. 4 N f ' V 1 'ly fy. A A I V Q 0 ' X - W X ' X I I , I ,I ,T L4 L tn ,A ,Nw . . MMM . - , so DALE ROLLINS-RICHARD REAGAN x N Q I Let's chant Central. J L v N' '- -f ,IIMMIE INGLISH HARRELL CATHEY ave Ya Got Tlmt Spirit? ARS DARLA SWAILS JARRELL CATHEY ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Mr. A. E. Phillips, Mr. R. V. Miller, Mr. Clarence Breithaupt, Mr. J. S. Burleson, Mr. Leon Bruner, Mr. M. V. Van Meter, Miss Mary Neel, Mr. F. R. Born. C A-CA- CARD! I 4 ,Q Ti . C gf A A ns V1 1 .. -1 V ix M X v ' ' L ,A .. as l W 1 HRW! Y ' ' ' E HELEN JONES-HARVEY srspx-:ENS PAT cocxasu-MARY KING KATIE cuzvrmcnn We'ue Got the T-E-A-M! Next is the Fight Song. -66- . . X.. ' --ww-vuvvn -0-:shaggy ' . ,Z .,. 'g..-.f ' na-1 fi . Q -'C N V. 4 1., Nh L14 ' 1 B I Q I , s . , 1 4 . z. 3 A r .. 'W . 4. Q. . , , ,M 3 ' . ' '.- . 1:-Q 4 'Hifi 'fx' 5 ' Q.. at ' '74 K . Q fw v- VV- - 4 s . . .vi 'Ns I, ,,l ,'. ,,': 6 ,rfixfsgeihtkgxv , 5 bk lr, ,gm W, ' . ,r-',1- - '57 ' Y' Q .3 . Jr-. N' E sn. ' - .4 M' 'VV .- 19 Q' Wx- has - 2 ,N . We-5 -K, . W? 'SIN 11' r S 1- 4 A '- . L 9 ix . 6 I if H., X X I A ,X A N, nh. N X I , In , 5 V ,w-faux, , ' . W , 1 . ,, , ., . N 3, , f'ap 1 .r .W, . .. 4: 1 M,,1r Q I, 5 .Vg rs , U .4 1 mimi' A1 V :six 'f STUIIE ur' Y? ? 1. Back Row: Billy Don Rogers vice-pres. 1' Pat L t h I , , , e c er, sgt.-at-armsg lg George Brown, treas., lg Joreene Johnston, Sgt.-at-arms, 25 Carolyn Tice, cor. sec., 2. Second Row: Martha Rector, rec. sec., 1, 25 Ruth Swanson, cor. sec., lg Lillian Harrison, vice-pres., 25 Helen jones, treas., 2. First Row: Mr. Jim johnson, sponsor, first semester, Wayne Hensley, pres., 1, 25 Miss Berniece Wester, sponsor, first semester. Not shown: Curtis Schwartz, szt.-at-arms, 2. The Student Council is a body of students rep- resenting every club, organization, and home room in the school. These students meet as a daily class to discuss and to try to solve the many problems of the school. Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Ber- niece Wester and Mr. Jim Johnson, the council had a talent show, sent delegates to the State, Regional, and National Student Council meet- ings, organized the school elections on the basis of the national elections, sponsored a Big Bro- ther-Big Sister program, and derived revenue from the jukebox in the cafeteria. The day-to-day work of the Council seemed of little significance to the members, but at the end of the year when they looked back upon their work, they realized that all the little things put together amounted to a great deal in helping to run our great high school. The final event of the year for the council was the annual spring picnic honoring the seniors. -63- T IIUU IIII. ,s vs- C' h B b Lashbrook Jacqueline Foster. Second Rou Brrk Row: Judy Lobclell, Patty Trnmcl, Sherri Holt, Charles Hidlcbaug , o , ' ' ' - l Strong, Jack Wellborn, Beverly Black. Firxl Row: Carlcne Cannon I Geneene Gooch, Carolyn Slcckcr, Louise MtHan, Temp e Stephen Carleton, jim Chastain, Mary Chaney. d Third Row' Daphne Rose, Mar l h Darrel Hatchet Don Thomason, Robert Bordwine, Stan Alexan cr. . ' h , Frances Wheeler, Shirley Shoenmkc, Curtis Bark Row: Jarrel Cat ey, . , garet Garner, Harrell Cathey, Charlene Roberts. Svronzl Row Schwartz, Emma Stalik, Mary Helen Deer. First Row: Shirley Joreene Jo nstnn Cl 'on Katie Clevenger. Grant, Donna Grant, Vicki Goo gi , --69.. S BED SHIRT 5' ar - ii, .f an V..- Bark Row: Patsy Spurr, parl., l, 23 Carol Cook, rep., 2, Jimmie Inglish, yell leader l, Z, Shirley Shoemake, sgt.-atgnms,-Lg hisg,,i2,,lhird Raw: Anne Groves, sec., 23 Lee Sipes, Beau, Barbara Cox pres., 2, Darrell Reese, Beau, Peggy Corkle, vice-pres., I, 2,5 treas., 2. Second Row: Darla Swails, yell leader, 1, 25 Edwina Fausett, treas., lg Ruth Swanson, pre-in. dir., lg La Mecia Phillips, hist., lg sgt.-at-arms, 2g Mary Chaney, sec., lg Jan Hannum, hist., lg sgt.-at-arms, 2, Shirley Adair, sgt.-at-arms, lg hist., 23 Mirtice McCormick, rep., 1. Not shown: Ruth Chadwell, pres., 1. R is for Mrs. Reid, who has been a faithful I iS for their high Ideals that they show at sponsor for eight years. school as Well as outside of school. E is for Enthusiasm the Red Skirts have shown R is for Royalty' Queens were Mary Chaney' at the games They yelled as loudly a th Jimmie Inglish, Anita Tirey, Virginia Doh- . s ey could whether our team was Winning or not erty' Attendants were .l0anIle B0bbitt, Vir- ginia Doherty, Peggy Corkle, Edwina Fau- El ' W k M' ' M C ' k D is for Dances. There were Christmas and Sen, ame omac , truce C ormlc , , Shirley Shoemake, Darla Taylor, Darla spring dances. ---f-f 'A Swails, Patsy Spurr, Jimmie Inglish. S is for School Spirit. The Red Skirts con- T is for Tradition. Choosing 3 beau, having tribute to Central by attending all the games fun at Thursday afternoon meetings, enter- and participating in all school activities and taining the football Players at an annual clubs' banquet, and holding rush parties in the summer are traditional. K is for Kindness which they have shown by d0nating Christmas and Thanksgiving bas- S is for Sincerity. The loyalty the girls have kets to needy families. for their club is deep and sincere. PEP CLUB Y Bark Row: Helen Schlinke, Janice Murphy, Glenda Turner, Jo Ellen Anderson, Judie Randolph, Bertha Platt. Third Raw: La Veta Haney, Sharon Griffin, Lee Snipes, Beau, Darrell Reese, Beau, Myra Poss, Katherine Scott. Second Row: Pauline Garner, Anita McCracken, Mrs. Georgia Reid, Katherine Farquhar, Frances Wheeler, Carolyn Hill. First Row: Elaine Wonsack, Darla Taylor, Anita Tirey, Linda Watkins. Bark Row: Betty Brown, Mary Jane Warren, Jenny Lou Avant, Sharon Strawn, Jean Avant, Norma Goodwin. Third Row! Donna Winters, Linda Lacy, Lee Snipes, Beau, Darrell Reese, Beau, Jo Ann Pallan, Barbara Haines. Second Row: Jeannie Haines, Patty Reiger, Phyllis Miller, Theresa Marburger, Carlene Combs, Lillian Whiteman. First Row: Beverly Roberts, Martha Rector, Pat Hanges, Georgann Kadavy. Bark Row: Brenda Ross, Barbara Neal, Barbara Grayson, Patty Tramel, Darlene James, Loretta Vaeth, Mary Ann Newman. Third Row: Marlene Adams, Hulane Evans, Lee Snipes, Beau, Darrell Reese, Beau, Ellen Hoefer, Anne Branson. Second Row! Alice Jones, Gwendolyn Nettleton, Betty Pritner, Josephine Stra ughn, Dianne Samuels, Sally Swick, Bibi Neal. First Row: Jean Sartin, Mary Dodson, Jo Ann Sallee, Vicki Goodgion. r l I L 3 L 4... 1' ..71.. BLACK SKIRT Back Row: Jackie Blake, sgt.-at-arms, l, 2, Dorothy Jeffrey, treas., lg vice-pres., 23 Patsy McKelvy, rep., 23 Pat Letcher, sec., 23 Charlene Keffer, B's, 15 Louise McQuown, parl., 1, 2. Third Row: Donna Tender, Freida Lowery, treas., 25 Pat Cockrell, pre-in dir., lg yell leader, 25 Barbara Bobo, usher capt., 2, Ann Schuneman, rep., lg Helen Jones, yell leader, l. Second Row: Judy Mitchell, chap., 23 Nancy Cockrell, Mrs. Eleanor Curtis, sponsor, Beverly Osborne, vice-pres., lg pres., 25 Frances Mar- bury, chap., lg Marie Holley, pres., lg Donese Murray, sec., 1. First Row: Bab Lashbrook, Beau, 23 Carolyn Jeffrey, maj., 1, 23 B'l, 2g Karlene Cannon, hist., 25 Katie Clevenger, yell lead er, lg Beverly Harkins, sgt.-at-arms, 1, 23 Gayle Lackey, Beau l. Not shown: Carmen Moore, hist., lg Sue Stone, usher capt., lg Mary King, yell leader, 2. SEPTEMBER ocronnn NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY Black Skirts were very busy this month. Their new members were taken in. In October they attended regu- larly the football games that were in full swing. Their Annual Founders' Day Banquet was held at Beverly's Circus Room. The Biltmore Civic Room was the place of their annual Christ- mas formal dance. Black Skirts contributed very much this month by helping with the March of Dimes. FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY During the basketball season, the Black Skirts did more than their share to support the games. The group rehearsed all this month for the Cardinal Follies which took place April 1. Also, Beverly Harkins was crowned Central Band Queen. The club had their annual Spring formal dance at the Civic Room. Black Skirts helped support the Cardinal baseball team so they could play as well as they did last year when they took second in the state. 1721 1 PEP EI. B :J X93 Buck Row: Marie Butler, julia Fouquet, Pat Crawford, La Nell Staher, Bea Lincoln, Joyce Hall. janet Edwards. Third Row Linda Green, Wilma Tomason, Pat Harris, Lillian Harrison, Darlene Killman, Sylvia Wheeler, Estella Garay. Second Row Beverly Black, Myra Recd, Bob Lashbrook, Beau, 2g Gayle Lackey, Beau, lg Annetta Anderson, Nancy Schuler. First Row Baylenc Buford, Carmen Moore, Debbie Cates, Mascotg Larry Jeffery, Mascotg Shirley Braudrick, Kay Rice. Bark Row: Shirley Ryan, Sammie Ashford, Jackie Foster, Maxine Killian, Janice Miller. Third Row: Mary Burk, Barbara john- son, Kolcta Langham, Bertha Autaubo. Donna Wade. Second Row: joan Smith, Bob Lashbrook, Gayle Lackey, Carlene Roberts Ann Peck. First Row: jerry Cook, Sherril Scott. Ig, 3,55 7 FT- '7 C? -7 3.- lllill SHIRT Back Row: Mr. R. V. Miller, sponsorg Robert Rickey, treas., 1, sec., 2g Harrell Cathey, yell leader, 1, 25 jerry Poston, sec., lg Dick Wilkinson, treas., 2g Mr. jim Johnson, sponsor. Second Row: joe Apostol, Jack Wellborn, treas., lg Jarrell Cathey, yell leader, 1, 25 Mike Benson, sgt.-at-arms, 25 Stephen Carleton, vice-pres., 23 Jim Fisher, treas., 2. First Row: Mary Chaney, Sweetheart, lg Billy Don Rogers, pres., lg Sid Blott, vice-pres., lg pres., 25 Darla Swails, Sweetheart, 2. No! shown: Sam Chaney, sgt.-at-arms, l. You'll find us in the taverng You'll find us in the hallg You'll find us at the game Yelling Rah! Rah! Rah! That has been the yell of the Red Shirt pep club for the past thirty-four years. This pep club is the oldest west of the Mississippi and one of the best known in the city. Some of their activities consist of annual spring, Christmas, and Val- entine dances. Among the members of the club this year were the president of the school, all the officers of the Student Council, and the president of the Mas- quers. Informal dinners were served by parents of the members at Thanksgiving and in the spring. The first semester Mary Chaney was honored as sweetheart, and Darla Swails was second semester sweetheart. ..74.. PEP CLUB Vg , . f ' 1 Buck Row: Albert Fuller, Robert Taylor, David Horst, Don Thomason, Dan Harris, Dennis de Freese, Dorsey Douglas. Third . . . . . M.k R w: Herbert Hicks Don Mead Jim Ador, Ronnie Pruitt, Jim Blake, Bill Blake, Paul Stevens. Second Row. Dale Watson, 1 e 0 7 Brumley, Jim Reese, Jim Orrell,,Richard Madden, Bobby Carry, Jerry Moore. First Row: jack Hall, John Rigler, Mary Chaney, Sweetheart, Gail Turner, Darla Swails, Sweetheart, Wayne Hensley, Abe Greenberg. k R K eth Williams Wayne Robison J D Hodges, Walt Connor, Dick Roby, Carl Garrett, Ward Summitt. Tblrd Bur ow: enn . . Row: John Garner, Bill Shoclley, Ronnie Clarke, Bobby Overstreet, Don Hirschler, jack Murphy, Don Birmingham. Serond Row. Sam Chaney, Leonard Cox, Robert Bobbitt, Nance Coffey, Jerry Baker, Tom Daily, Bill Fisher. First Row: Willis Warden, Mary Chaney, Sweetheart, Jerry Hammond, Darla Swails, Sweetheart, Claude Long. Bark Row: Wade Walker, Tom Moses, Bart Lowery, Virgil Yeargain, Bill Hollenbeck, Darrell Reese, Richard Toolev. Louis Parham. Third Row: George Murphy, Don Perry, jerry Miller, Larry Wilder, Kenneth jones, Jim Porter. Second Row: Richard Russell, David Bingham, Wayne Smithie, Curtis Schwartz. Hubie Holloway, Felix Watson. First Row: Carl Shaw, Mary Chaney, Sweetheart, Jim Chastain, Darla Swails, Sweetheart, Eddie Crider. . jelq ' 9. 31 YI BL!-lllli SHIRT KL-J' , fc 'ur an ,ax . . X ,... Back Row: Tommy Reed, parl., lg Doug Overstreet, chap., lg Richard Regan, yell leader, 1, 2g Mr. Harry Hicks, sponsor. Third Row: Bob Lashbrook, sgt.-at-arms, lg rep., 23 Don Oliver, Bob Johnson, sgt.-at-arms, 1. Second Row: Harvey Stephens, treas., l, 25 yell leader, 25 Bob Inlow, pres., lg parl., 25 Charles Hidlebaugh, st. council, lg pres., 2, Derril Hatchet, st. council, 2, D 'd Ed ecomb sec. 1' vice-pres. 2. First Row: Bill Rooks, vice-pres., lg Lillian Harrison, Sweetheart, lg Helen jones, BVI g , , Sweetheart, 2g Charles Slanfill, sec.,, 2. Not shown: Bill Stone, rep., lg Bill Bowland, chap., lg Dale Rollins, yell leader, 1. The Black Shirts were really alive this year With plenty of pep and plenty of cheer. The members numbered one hundred and three And each meeting was planned so cleverly. Inlow at first the gavel wielded, And reluctantly to Hidlebaugh he yielded. 7 First semester's sweetheart was not in compari- son, The cute, adorable, Lillian Harrison. Second semester's sweetheart, Miss Jones-Helen- Was the greatest at leadin' pep club yellin'. Their sponsor was Mr. H. E. Hicks Who was loads of fun and just full of tricks. They gave four dances, and hay rack rides, Rush parties, and a Wiener roast besides. Through the school year they brought smiles and good Will, The purpose of their club they always fulfill. -76- PEP CLUB 3 Bark Row: Tom Shilling, Duane Phillips, Phillip George, Jeff Little. Third Row: Bill Snipes, Gilbert Mellies, jimmy Winfrey. Second Row: Lawrence Porter, jerry Foutz, Lewis Tidmore, Roger Ryan. First Row: Page Waller, Robert Shaw, Lillian Har- rison, Helen Jones, Ken Wages. Bark Row: Charles Waltz, Tommy Morgan, Charles Brumley, Carlos Lette, Dale Rollins, Ken Swartzbaugh. Third Row: Donald Bray, Larry Beatty, Gene Roberts, Lewis Ott. Second Row: Dwayne Myrick, James Chestnut, Donald Gentry, Carrol Hart. First Rauf: Stan Alexander, Lillian Harrison, Sweetheart, lg Helen Jones, Sweetheart, 2, Tommy Williams. Wye 9 C uv- -v. '-7 1' , X MUSIII DEPARTMENT EVA LEE Vocal M usic Musical organizations play a vital part at Central. The Cardinal Follies, fheld after the '55 yearbook went to press, and too late to be pic- tured in the bookj, an ambitious undertaking, was presented by the combined efforts of the musical organizations. Another joint effort was the sale of Christmas trees, still another was the pancake supper served before the Northeast basketball game. This year the eighty-piece band marched in civic parades, played for football and basketball games, and gave two concerts. Mr. Leonard Haug, director of the O. U. band, presented the sweaters to seniors who had earned sufficient points. The band took first at the State Fair Day contest, first at the Midwest City contest, and second at the O. U. Band Day contest. The band, organized in 1910, has won many trophies for Central. The choir sang in several assemblies and performed before civic groups. The members stood at the front door of the school and sang carols during the week preceding Christmas va- cation, for passers-by on their way to work. The traditional carolling in the halls one day before the holidays was enjoyed by all Centralites. Mr. Lara Hoggard, nationally known conductor, di- rected a city-Wide chorus in which the choir took JACK IRWIN Instrumental Music part. Six choir members also attended the vocal music clinic at O. U. Twenty members attended the choir festival at A. and M. The Drum and Bugle Corps practiced all summer, with the band, and made an impressive appearance at their first fall showing, the All- State football game. The girls marched in pa- rades, performed in half-time exhibitions at football and basketball games, and were guests at the State Band contest held in Midwest City, where they put on an exhibition. Virginia Doh- erty, candidate for Fun Night Queen, was elect- ed when the corps outsold the other musical or- ganizations in ticket sales. The girls broke all existing Central records in sales of magazine subscriptions. Proceeds helped to buy new hats and plumes, which were proudly Worn for the first time at the last home basketball game. The corps had .drive in 'SSI The Drill Team did the best work in their his- tory during the 1954-'55 season. Their forma- tions were more intricate, and were performed with greater precision. Summer practice and hours of drill paid off in a very fine showing at each public performance. The uniform jackets, an innovation in 1955, were first displayed in March. Youngest of the instrumental music or- ganizations at Central, the Drill Team members were alive in '55! ..78.. C ..,,.,z,,.t-....-., ,1 '1P W1-4 Ji i 1queta James Canady Shockey 'if' 1:-we fe .1-A.,-M, 'gm-li' new . - ,, CWM., 'Q 'Z Nance Coffey Bnllv Don Rogers , '3 ' Q, , Julia Kinney 1 3 rtha Curtis s.. 405 ice Borders ak -g -sb 'Y' Bill Hollenbeck . 'i LeRoy Wallace C J Carlee Pauley acl Carolyn Sandlin 2' ,J Margaret Harrison Darlene Reid Anne Groves GW Kermece Rice .Q nw Marlene Adams Ji Barbara Thomas Vickie Goodgion Adams A 4 K s .ff ' w---1 .1 J A Louise McQuown S 1- '10 '1' Patsy Spurr Adams Charlotte Kule 'fl'-' Zora Watson Donna Hodge fi J' -6 -J 'PD Jean Garner joan Stubbs Sue Smith Betty Frunk 'Z' Donna Kay Gardnev Dixie Hill at A, 1 '?' Barbara johnson Y7' 's Temple Strong Camille Widdifield Donna Eastwood Ellen Hoefer Barbara Quigel Charlene Lassiter Kay Coleman 'T Hart -79- ., Rilla Mme Vickray Q Y I ' THE PHIIIE UF ll. H. 5. L K, W V - i ff A 2 A U Qi, W em ' Q- 7 ' Q OE - P 1 Q L Rosh Mae Ful h I 5 , Drum '27 Q 14 I Beth Platt Q jg 1 Drum A Kay King A Drum X Pollock '. '3 A Drum D :if L ' , rum -A , 'N f Albert Fuller I Drum K cg 1? Tom jones . - ' l C' , . Drum 13 . 5 N Leon Howr ' , j X , Q. L L -4 5 Buss .1 ki L A X Charles Moore A K Bass .-. 3 f ' N. L John Pennington 5' ' A 'Q Q, A U A Trombone 'K 1 .JN X Peter Martinez Rlw- - 'N' K F Trombone LJ X C l Bobbie Williams 7 5 3 N Trombone . L , t L . - L ' . Cecil Elrod 0 C 5 4 Trombone 3- L 1 1 jim Price f - L i Olin 'A Trombone 'jg it , ' A ', , Hubie Hollow Q., X W, Cornet 'rv XX L Bill Martin 5' 1 Qi ' X Baritone 'A Q Charles Stanfill Q Q T AN- Q- QR L Baritone o . , 1- , '3 -I Joe Thurman Z X Baritone V 'Q ' L Dale Patrick . ' L 0 -,X Baritone ' L pg L ' I Don Johnson ' .j ' I ' Bass , A7 My 42, ' I Howell Childress Q N , ' B435 Mt, 'X johnny Alle Cornet L 5 Billy Workman x lkgl Cornet 'si' X Ernest Kulka 'V ' Cornet za ev john Black - I .K ' Cornet ff: I -ov L Q J I Geyer L ' :L -xx Cornet ,sw -- f K . L A f XA ,.,. V E Cor-net ' e oy allace . Q L L Cornet 4 l Edlgjnlxgfll Q Times r0 ' Cornet .. . Curtis Schwartz lg-e Cornet 2 Q A Cornet ompson L Cornet E .. K - X 1 1 Cornet , v -80- 3 J 'fY Si lotr Cornet Co,-,et N not , .Ma . , his I J I , -J ' 1 , rar .sa F!-D T ll A 1 .1 lil Dean Mann rl w :-' li 4 s Howard Henderson vb Horn xx 'P Q French Horn Herbert Hicks K ,- French Horn . yd N '94 Richard Russell lx Frencb Horn Q. s Don Stephenson -5' Cornet . K Stan Alexander Cornet Dan Palmer .-4 'sp Q. Drum Bobb Carey Lavana Russell Bass Clarinet I Drum Pauline Hall Bass Clarinet ' Z Darryl Parham Alto Saxophone 'S rg , Mary Burgett -4 .TI .D . LH Alto Saxobbone , -u Laura Duerkson ' ' 45 ' Tenor Saxophone -44 it i' . la Bob Long A ' N in ' J 4 Tenor Saxophone on A . I X i Pi0I'CC 4-'il Qi ff I N. f A. David Horst Clnrinvf '. l of 4' - A, - Tenor Saxophone Dixie Crum , , Clarinet ' Q A w ,Q N C Portia Lupton 'X in x I , x Clarinet 4 A Y W :J -7. . Q 6. -... Doyel Butler gf ,. is , 1? Clarinet 0 X 3 .i ' X . , Don Lindauer . 1 V 3 ' ,Q If ' v Clarinet xi .' L ' Janice Miller ' N .7 ' Clarinet xx Primer f K - Vi Dolores Hammond Iarinef A l K -. 'K ' Clarinet Lee Jorden f -5 X Clarinet -A -5 ,.f Verlyn Douglas 5' A .J Clarinet 4 I7 - X W P R Darlene Beckerdite A , lf' x Clarinet gs . T if Sammie Ashford f 12 Q Clarinet 1 ' ii Virginia Green Clarinet U - by Sheila Bruce Flut' Q. ' ' ' X' Clarinet Beverly Harkins 3 I, QQ I , - l Flute u li l 7 X , rj Darlene Armstrong x 1 N ' Oboe 6 - 4 , Jackie Workman Oboe E ' W 2 ' I Louise Howell 0 0.4- Oboe 56 ' 9' - G 1 4 1 Patly Mclielvy ' Bassoon l Holyfield Sandra Carothers Flute Clarinet MARY KING MARILYN KOPACKA CHARLENE KEFFER BEVERLY OSBORNE BIAIIK SKIRT SYLVIA SHIRLEY BRAUDERICK LUCILE gm' PAT HARRIS KERMECE RICE DOROTHY JEFFREY KARLENE CANNON -32- '! '.,.l'. L ffm 44.11 FREDA LOWRY DONNA TINDER SHARON ENDSLEY BARBARA JOHNSON BEATRICE LINCOLN DHILI. TEAM ARIE BUTLER -av ET' BERTHA AUTA UBO NANCY COCKRELL WILMA THOMPSON CAROL BRANSON ?l x M- N00 Q' MARLENE BUTTON BETTY LONG NANCY SCHULER BEVERLY BLOTT JOYCE HILL Peggy Corkle L c 9 A K K Q3--v-Q-P Ann Groves Mary Chaney ' . Qs Q, .,X. if rx A Darla Taylor Virginia Doherty Q iii' I Darla Swails if F Q' as ' . 5 x ' N , Y 1 Y Martha Rector ,f M .P Betty Brown Loretta Vaeth Katherine Farquhar Pat Hanges r, ,55fxff 7'4W use Q S N I Betty Seaton Hulane Evans f 24 . r L Q ' Linda Watkins Gwen Nettleton Reba Riedel HEI! SKIRT 'K 'afS x , X Alice jones oo-it ,Q T3 Darlene James EX I' Dianne Samuels i. f 352' George Ann Kadavy -34- i DRUM AND BUELE ,Nl', TT Donna Winters Elgin? Womack if Shirley Shoemake gf- 7 LaMecia Phillips -J pw . f .,,. ' 'TS' Q40 fill: Jo Ann Pallan Lillian Whiteman Frances Wheeler Edwina Fzuset: FN X 4 ve ,.,n N 'A - A U' 3 -3 , 5 3 Carlene Combs Jo Ellen Anderson Ruth Swanson Patsy Reiger ' Q' fx ' ' 1.- 1, as a A J-4, Mary Ellen Clark Anita McCracken at + of 419 4, Q Barbara Grayson Mirtice McCormick Theresa Marburger Vickie Good gion -g5.. Shirley Adair Myra Poss Judie Randolph HANII BUYS ' ?,5EQ,v.l', gi 1 ,,. . Bark Row: Donald Lindauer, james Elrod, Donald Johnston, pledge master, 23 Danny Palmer, Joe Thurman, sgt.-at-arms, lg pres., 25 David Horst. Second Row: Mr. R. V. Miller, honorary member, Bob Carey, Cecil Elrod, Dale Patrick, Jerry Forsyth, Howard Henderson, Pat Phinn'ey, sgt.-at-arms, 2. First Row: Richard Russell, Eddie Norlin, sgt.-at-arms, 25 Robert Shaw, vice- pres., 1, Johnny Pennington, pres., lg Rosa Mae Fuller, Sweetheart, Albert Fuller, vice-pres., 2, sec., 1, 25 Mr. Jack Irwin, sponsor. Not shown: Ernest Kulka, treas., l, 2g Lee Jordan, sgt.-at-arms, lg Leroy Wallace, pledge master, 1. In a band of eighty people There is always much to do There are errands, chores, and routines, And some money's needed too. On the bus trips out of town p Details are many, there's no doubt, 3 ' , L So the Band Boys here at Central Formed a group to work things out. They sold the trees at Christmas That brought money to the tillg New instruments were needed, And this helped to pay the bill. With these and other tedious jobs The group was active here, There were also entertainments With the girls' club this last year. John Pennington and joe Thurman pre- pare for the Oklahoma City University band festival. 186, BAND HIHL5 sim S if , l Back Row: Shirley Sparks, Sammie Jane Ashford, Connie Pierce, rep., lg Bertha Platt, Mary Burgett, parl., 2. Third Row Por tia Lupton, pres., 2g Janice Miller, Laura Helen Duerksen, chap., lg Darlene Armstrong, vice-pres., lg sec., 2g treas., 2, Sheila Bruce. Second Row: Louise Howell, Dixie Lee Crum, Beverly Osborne, Nadine Holyfield, sec., 15 treas., lg Virginia Carrington Green, sgt.-at-arms, lg Lavona Russell. First Row: Kay King, Johnny Pennington, Beaug Rosa Mae Fuller, pres., lg vice pres , 25 Mr. jack Irwin, sponsorg Jackie Blake, rep., 23 hist., 23 Beverly Harkins. Not shown: Delores Hammon, parl., lg jackie Work man, chap., 2. Not very many years ago The girls in Central's band Decided the director Ought to have a helping hand. The club became quite active In the work that must be doneg They've all grown well-acquainted, And they've also had some fun. They helped in serving pancakesg They sold some magazinesg They went all-out for Central By several different means. An attitude of friendliness Has made this group arrive g The Band Girls were a great help To the school in 'S 5. Rosa Mae Fuller and Portia Lupton select music for the Cardinal Follies. .37- Q 1. 1' xff' IIIIIEHUNIANS an 'C 'Smal I 'Fl Back Raw: Buddy Norris, parl., lg Virgil Yeargain, Tommy Moses, Wade Walker, rep., lg hist., 2. Third Row: Dennis de Freese, vice-pres., lg Robert Bordwine, parl., 2, St. Council rep., 2. Second Row: J. D. Hodges, pres., lg vice-pres., 2g Mr. M. V. Van Meter, sponsor, George Murphy, pres., 23 jim Orrell, sec., 1, 2, rep., 2, hist., 2. First Row: Gary West, jack Hall, treas.. 1. Not shown: Lynn Brown, treas., 2. The Ciceronian Debating Society had a full calendar of activities this year. In addition to the regular meetings, there was a hamburger fry at the home of the sponsor, Coach Van Meter. This event was held in the back yard, by a huge open fire. The second entertainment of the year was the annual stag banquet, held in a local restaurant. This affair always attracts former members, alumni like to keep in touch with Cen- tral and with the Cices. Ciceronians, organized in 1911, is one of the oldest clubs, having been continuously active AWN since the present building was constructed. The purpose of the club is to promote speech activities and to develop friendship and leadership. Friend- ly QU contests are held between Cices and Jeffsg these debates and forensic meets are part of the tradition that makes Central what it is. Wade Walker, Jack Hall, and Mr. M. V. Van Meter plan a little strategy regard- ing the traditional rivalry between Cices and Jeffs. ..88.-. JEI-'FEHSUNIANS Bark Row: Bobby Carey, David Horst, Tommy Reed, treas., lg George Brown, Dorsey Douglas, vice-pres., 2. Third Row: Wayne Hensley, parl., lg jim Chastain, treas., 25 Nance Coffey, Billy Don Rogers, Monroe Harden. Second Row: Ronnie Clarke, sec., 25 jim Burns, vice-pres., lg pres., 2, Miss Eva Chowningg sponsor, Stephen Carleton, pres., lg parl., 2. First Row! jack Wellborn, Claude Long, Curtis Schwartz. Not shown: Eddie Cridcr, sec., 1. Dear jeffs: I just thought I'd drop a few lines to find out how you're getting along this year. I know you're continuing to uphold the traditions of the Jeffs. The club has meant a lot to me. Pm sure it does to you. How is Miss Chowning? If there is any one person responsible for the success of the Jeffs as a debating society and for the fine record of service to Central, it is most certainly she. Miss Q Chowning is one of the most conscientious club , ' sponsors I have ever known. She would never allow us to deviate from any of the fine ideals of the society, and would keep our minds fixed on 2 ' , ' the important business at hand. pk' Are you boys still close friends? I believe that I the best friend you can have is a Jeff. The mem- bership has always included school leaders who are intelligent, dependable, and industrious. Let me know how you get along in the Jeff- Cice debate. Sincerely, Robert Bell, '54 P.S. Heard you're sponsoring a new debate club for girls. Good going! Monroe Harden and Wayne Hensley view with pride the trophy case which is the repository for many awards and honors won by the club. .-89... THESPIAN THIJUP B22 lg fi 6 27' ' sv . ., .....,.,, if M - K , w , ef- f- . E 1' ' v 1 Adams Ruth Chadwell, rep ,-hist 'x li Back Row: Linda Losy, Jim Orrell, pres., lg Wade Walker, Bill Stone. Third Row: Diane , . Carol Cook, Miss Maybelle Conger. Second Row: Ann Bunnell, Curtis Schwartz, Talullah Taylor, Elaine Womack, rep., hist First Row: Judy Mitchell, Phyllis Miller, sec., treas., lg Amt The Thespian Chapter of Central, organized in 1947, is a club for students who have done work in speech activities or stagecraft. Its main purpose is to promote interest in dramatic arts. Two formal initiations are held each year, with dances following the initiation ceremonies. Planned meetings are held once a month consist- at Tlrey. ing of entertainment as well as business. T pians are especially proud of their sponsor, M Maybelle Conger, who this year was re-ele Regional Director of this area. Honorary members are Mr. F. R. Born, Anita Kramer, Robert Clark, Mr. V. Van M Miss Martha Truax, Mrs. Vern Patterson, Paxton, and Miss Doris Taylor. Third Row: Ruth Swanson, Lynne Scott, pres., 25 Jim B 'stow Jane Cooley. First Buck Row: Dick Roby, James Burns, Donna Eastwood, Tom Moses. tain, Larry Wilder, Wayne Ward. Second Row: Kay Coleman, vice pres., lg Dixie Crum, Marty ri , H le Norma Goodwin. Mike Leehan, vice-pres., 2. Joreene Johnston, sec., treas., 2g Hulane Evans, Wayne ens y, Y 4 'Q QV ., 2. hes- iss cted Mrs. eter, Tom Chas- Row: 0. I -9 M EUUEH5 Bark Row: Curtis Schwartz, jim Orrell, Wayne Hensley, Stephen Carleton, vice-pres., lg pres., 2. Third Row: George Murphy, rep., 1, 25 Miss Maybelle Conger, Monroe Hardin. Second Row: Ruth Chadwell, Sweetheart, 1, 2g Gary West, sec., treas., 1, 2. First Row: Richard Sell, pres., 15 vice-pres., 2. Inset: J. D. Hodges. Masquers, an honorary speech club for boys, was founded in 1938 and is sponsored by Miss Maybelle Conger. Its chief purpose is to further and develop in- terest in speech. The members are chosen twice a year and are announced each spring at the annual Masquers assembly. This year for the first time since the club was founded the boys chose a sweetheart. Also, in- stead of the traditionally all-male assembly, a play was given by Masquers and the sister organ- ization, Golden Key. Richard Sells, Stephen Carleton, and J. D. Hodges talk over the annual Mas- quer assembly. -91- .I-'.I.. EIILIIEN KEY Back Row: Jim Chastain, John Garner, Dorsey Douglas, Stephen Carleton, Wayne Hensley. Third Row: Donna Eastwood, jim Orrell, pres., lg Monroe Harden, Claude Long. Second Row: Hulane Evans, Barbara Neal, Miss Maybelle Conger, sponsor, Gary West. First Row: Barbara Craig, Phyllis Miller, Joreene Johnston. The National Forensic League of Central is one of the leading speech organizations. To ob- tain membership, one must earn twenty points which are accumulated in various tournaments, higher degrees may be given as the points mount. The highest degree than can be earned, the De- gree of Distinction, requires the accumulation of 200 points. Golden Key is an honorary dramatic club for girls. The new members, announced each spring at the annual awards assembly, are chosen by a faculty committee for their outstanding work and speech ability. Since its organization in '32, the club has been inactive, but following the policy of The Cards Arrive in '55, the group held a joint banquet with the Masquers. Back Row: Ruth Swanson, Barbara Neal, Priscilla Roberts, Lynne Scott, Charlene Watkins, Anita Tirey. First Row: Elaine Womack, vice-pres., Martha Bristow, Ruth Chadwell, pres., Miss Martha Truax, sponsor, Phyllis Miller, sec., treas.5 Myra Reed, Norma Cooper. Il ' ' Q' , -92- LES BE UX HTS SEIE IIE EI. B NJ Bark Row: Ansolea Adams, sec., lg sgt.-at-arms, 2, Paul Thompson, Martha Bristow, Glenda Turner, Donna Eastwood, chap., 2, jean Dove, rep., lg Camille Widdifield. hostess, lg Laura Duerkson, Sylvia Wheeler. Third Raw: Pat Pendergraft, hostess, 2, Dianne Adams, treas., lg Albert Fuller, George Hawk, Donnie Wade, Killa Mae Vickrey, hist., l, 2g Sandra Tucker, Eddie Crider, parl., l, 2g Ethel Futischa. Second Row: Carol Branson, Donna Gardiner, Charlene Roberts, Howard Henderson, pres., l, 2, Mrs. Anita Kramer, Starlene Adams, Martha Burchfield, Barbara Bledsoe. First Row: Jorge Ochoa, Ann Bunncll, Dixie Hill, Frances Marbury, chap., lg Clarice Kent, Jane Yamagishi, vice-pres., lg treas., 2. Not shown: Barbara Gresham, sgt.-at-arms, lg sec., 2g Patsy Douglas, sgt.-at-arms, lg Louise McHan, st. council, lg Anne Groves, rep., 2. The purpose of Les Beaux Arts is to promote the appreciation of art among Central students. Membership is based on interest in art, and any Central student is eligible. After prospective members have spent six weeks in getting ac- quainted with the club program, they are form- ally initiated. As many phases of art as possible are included in the annual assembly which is the main project of the club. Members design and make the scen- ery, write the script, and provide all the enter- tainment. This year's assembly, entitled Fant- asy , which depicted a child's dreams, was presented in January. Truly arriving in '55, the Central High Science Club is the youngest club in school, hav- ing been organized in February, 1955. Its mem- bership immediately rose to thirty-two enthus- iastic people, validly interested in science, and realizing the advantages of a group effort and the enjoyment of learning together. Supporting the Oklahoma Science Fair, helping to supply a planetarium for the young people of this area, and becoming affiliated with the National Sci- ence Club of America and the Future Scientists of America are only a few of the projects which seem to offer a bright and prosperous future for the group. Burk Row: Duane Edwards, Bob Carey, st. council rep.g David Horst, Ira Manes, parl.g joe Loomis, Dwaine Abernathy. Third Row: Mrs. Mary Lockwood, sponsor, Albert Fuller, Billy Blake, Jim R csc, Linda Green, Phillip Neel, Hubie Hollo- way, Miss Lucile Taylor, sponsor. Second Row: Shirley Ruth Ryan, Hulan Eva s, Ellen Hoefer, Joyce Hall, Carolyn Hill, pres., Eddie Norlin, Clarissa Kent. Firsl Rauf: Marie Butler, Estella Gfrapf Bar ra Craig, rep., Eileen Raizen, scc.g Jean Sar- tin, Ann Brinson, Linda Watkins. No! shown: Joe Apostol, vice-pres. W af iylw 1 M-Q Y-TEE S 'ai o ,. ,QQ 4, i 3' gud' . Burk Row: De Ann Wood, Sylvia Coslow, Sammie Ashford, Donna Grant, Billye Workman, Barbara Quigel, Betty Whitaker, Frances Ingram. Third Row: Estella Garay, Hallie Garrett, Judy Dryden, Shirley Ryan, Margaret Watson, Charlene Roberts, Donnie Wade. Second Row: Charlene Paine, Wilma Ray, Rosemary Theiss, Jerry Cook, Angela .Underwood, Joan Eller. First Row: Jean Smith, Judy Mitchell, Miss Mary Ellen Volk, sponsor, Vera Slutzky. ' Wa. This was one of the most active Y-Teen groups .a in Central's history. Forty members devoted their lives to giving services for others, to help- ing the needy, and to working in a closer bond with the different nationalities of the World. Y-Teen chapters are all over the world and have what is commonly called a 'Ground the world II10Vel11ent. The ceremony of the Hanging of the Greens at Christmas, the camping and hiking trips throughout the year, and the holding of regular V1 meetings were activities enjoyed by the members. Y-Teens, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., were spon- sored the first semester by Mrs. Vivien Smith and the second semester by Miss Mary Ellen Volk. Shirley Ryan, Miss Mary Ellen Volk -94- fl HI-Y 'if' Burl: Row: Pete Martinez, Vernal Spybuck, Jimmy Burns, vice-pres., lg jarrell Cathey, Glenn jones, Dorsey Douglas, Tommy Reed. Third Row: Buddy Norris, Caston Christian, Denny Boord, Mickey Gilliland, Felix Watson, Jim Oliver. Scronrl Row: Jim Orrell, Mr. M. V. Van Meter, Priscilla Roberts, Monroe Harden, pres., lg Tom Collins, Richard Landon. First Row: Bill Rooks, Abe Greenberg, vice-pres., 2, Jack Wellborn, Wayne Hensley, trcns., 2g Ken Swartzbaugh. Not shown: Nelson Huff, chap., 2. The Hi-Y club is an international organiza- tion which any boy may join. The purpose is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, the school, and the community, high standards of Christian character. The Youth and Government Legislature in january is a high light of the year. One of the functions of the Hi-Y is that a boy may obtain a membership card and participate in the many activities, such as swimming, handball, gymnastics, and other light sports carried on at the Y.M.C.A., one of the finest buildings of its kind in the country. Gale Turner was city-wide president of the Senior High Youth Council of Hi-Y this year. Coach Van Meter is the sponsor of the club and oversees all of its activities. Burl: Row: Bryan Waldrip, Charles Woltz, Bill Shockey, J. D. Hodges, Bart Lowery, Jim Chastain, john Fauntleroy. Third Row: Ronnie Pruitt, Harrell Cathey, Larry Wilder, Dale Patrick, Billy Don Rogers, sec., lg Pat Wright. Second Row: Felix Watson, Mr. M. V. Van Meter, sponsor, Priscilla Roberts, Sweetheart, Stephen Carleton, treas., 1, pres., 2g john Rigler, Eddie Norlin. ' ,. ' . . 1 I . Fzrst Rou . James Haskins, sec , 2 , 5. -95.. Sh1w, George Murphy, rep., 2, Bob Lashbrook. .-, ig. NATIUNI-lI. HU UH BUEIETY Qs, ,fs fr: ,L Q27 C7 Buck Row: Shirley Lynch, Dorothy Jeffrey, Stanley Samples, Charles Raprich, Marie Holley, vice-pres., lg sec., 23 Barbara Bobo. Third Row: Sue Strohfield, Mary jo Schuneman, Corrine Anthis, l'at Cockrell, Donese Murray. Serond Row: Joan Stubbs, Shirley Dalke, Katrina Strawn, Mildred Henson, Bobbie Beck, Jane Yamagishi. First Row: Mary Chaney, Katie Cleven- ger, sec., lg vice-pres., 25 Billy Don Rogers, pres., 23 Miss Ruth Wallace, chairman of sponsors, Mirtice McCormick. Central's National Honor Society was found- ed in 1922, and is the oldest chapter in the state. To obtain membership in this club one must have a B average if a senior and an A minus average if a junior. Members are chosen by a faculty committee for character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. This year's group did much for Central in many ways, one was selling school supplies. Members were thus providing a convenience for Central's students as well as making money for Golden O's and honor roll awards for club mem- bers. The yearly initiation is held in an assembly, after first semester grades have been issued. Every spring the graduating seniors enioy a one-day trip to Oklahoma University or Okla- homa A. and M. College as guests of the Central Student Council. The purpose of the trip is to make the students acquainted with what the state's two major colleges have to offerg about twenty-five per cent of Central's graduates go on to college, -most of this number attend either O. U. or A. and M. Bark Row: Gail Turner, Mary Lou Burris, Priscilla Roberts, George Brown, pres., 1, treas., 25 Miss Ruth Wallace, chairman of sponsors, Dorsey Douglas, Barbara Cox, Ronnie Clarke, treas., 1. Third Row: Loretta Hendrickson, Patricia Crawford, Lynne Scott, treas., lg Mary Helen Popejoy, Norma Camp, Camille Widdifield. Second Row: Donna Storment, Rosa Mae Fuller, Dar- lene Armstrong, Royce Hancock, Geneene Gooch, Nadine Holyficld. First Row: Shirley Manning, Eileen Raizen, Carol Belk, Shirley Bynum, Patsy Spurr, jackie Joyce. a,,',g ,1 Wx ll.E. ll.ll Q? 'Q -4 1 :W-'.!f??.3z Bark Row: Walter McComas, John Fauntleroy, Tom Cochran, Sue Chambless, Dorothy Kraschwitz. Third Row: Janice Hazard, Imogene Choate, Donna Berry, Marinell Jackson, treas., 1, 25 delegate, lg Lavada Ray, Mary June jenkins. Second Row: Nan Lay, Pat Forsythe, Norma Cooper, sec., 1, Z, Charlene Watkins, delegate, 1, 2, Mildred Wetwiska, st. council rep., lg Red Cross rep., 2. Firxf Row: Ann Doig, st. council rep., 25 Alice Jones, president, 2, Pat Hanges, Mrs. Eleanor Curtis, Annette Nel- son, delegate, 2g Willie Mae Kroschwitz. Not shown: Jerry Carr, president, lg Donna Nowlin, vice-pres., l, 2, Mary Kay Van Winkler, Red Cross rep., lg promotion mgr., lg,Carol Simpson, Sooner Spirit rep., 1, 2, Sandra Johnson, promotion mgr., 2. In Distributive Education there are some very exceptional students who work half a day and attend school half a day. In this class Central students can get practice training through co- operative education. These students are graded by their employers as well as by their teachers. Jobs :1ren't hard to find for students with D. E. training. The Diversified Occupational program is made up of high school juniors and seniors who are not planning to go to college. These students work at jobs. They receive school credits and experience at their chosen trades. These jobs are held with a cooperative agreement between the Oklahoma City business firms and Central High School. least one-half a day at their respective Pupils receive grades from employers and from teachers. Burk Row: David Edgecomb, Sue McLellan, Dan Campbell, Dale Vinson, Jerry Stroud, Carlin Edgar. Serond Raw: jerry Baum- garner, Eugene Davis, Pat Cobb, La Von Nelson, Jerry Morrison, Mary Lee Erwin, Paul Huckabay. Firsl Row: Mr. H. E. Hicks, Beverly Osborne, Emilianna Ruebin, Julia Petrus, Shirley Braudrick, Don Birmingham. ,971 LIBRARY AIRS FUTURE TEACHERS C7 fx 499' 'QE Vi-12? Back Row: Mary Helen Popejoy, Pat Crawford, soc. chrmn., lg Janice Owen. Second Row: Ethel Fuzischa, Geneene Gooch, pres., lg Bethene Palmer. First Row: Beverly Roberts, Miss Eva Chowning, Helen Jones. These are the girls that help Miss Chowningg They have no time to spend in clowning. They are all as busy as little bees Trying hard all Centralites to please. They stack the books upon the shelves For Central students to help themselves. They check, out book.s and collect fines, Complaints and praises ring out like chimes. Using tricks their interest to arouse They invite students to come in and browse. Covers from books they put on display, This, their job, from September till May. The Central chapter of F. T. A. Knows that one very potent way To help our country in time of need Is to teach its children to write and read. The group had speakers who came to tell Of a serious shortage of personnel, The boys and girls of America's schools Need buildings, teachers, books, and tools. The strength of America as a nation Depends a great deal upon education. The members of Central's F. T. A. Will teach our nation's youth some day! Back Row: Elizabeth Boone, merit captain, lg vice-pres., 25 Norma Camp, Bob Corey, Camille Widdifield, Geneene Gooch, treas., 2. Second Row: Carolyn Hill, vice-pres., lg rep., 25 Eddie Crider. First Row: Eileen Raizen, Mrs. Mary Lockwood, Louise McHan, pres., 2. Not shown: Tallulah Taylor, secretary, 25 Pat Hanges, sec., lg treas., lg Wanda Smith, Carolyn Sleeker, Ann Schuneman. xx N .Q . Q . PRIIJEETIIIN CLASS BARBER TRADE Back Row: james Wells, johnny jordan, Albert' Fuller, Donald Hall, Robert Watts, Reginald Greenlee, Kenneth Wales. Third Row: Kay Lew Short, Rocky Snellings, Donnie Smith, Charles Sims, John Ewing, Wayne Cole, Bob Johnson. Second Row: Jimmy Winfrey, J. D. Plumlee, John Brady, Mr. J. F. Standridge, Dennis Brite, Jimmy Fisher. First Raw: Robert Davis, Albert Gonser, Wayne Bradshaw, Richard Russell, Herbert Hicks. One of the most useful service organizations at Central is the Projection Class. Teachers wish- ing to have films shown to their classes take the groups to a specially outfitted audio-visual room where an operator trained by Mr. J. F. Stand- ridge is available at any hour. All films shown at the school are scheduled through Mr. Standridge. The film library at the Board of Education Building is extensive, and films from the O. U. extension service are also used. A three-year course in barber trade is offered at Central for boys who do not intend going to college. They study one hour a day as sophomores and three hours a day as seniors. Their services are offered to students and faculty members for a nominal sum. The course is the equivalent in hours of a bar- ber college course, offered commercially, but the advantage of Central's class is that a student while studying his vocation is also acquiring his high school diploma. Lawrence Walton, Earl Smith, Doy Ott, Mr. Mark Spencer, Max Short, and Ed Stubblefield comprise the barber trade program at Central. fNot shown: Bob Elliottl. N I U Y .-99- l PUTUHI5 BUSINESS , - 2 al ' ff . ia Q I ' 1' Back Row: Shirley Ryan, Charlene Dunn, Barbara Grayson, Marie Holley, Ruby jones, Bill Kerley, Wanda Swink, Ansolea Adams. Third Row: Patsy Mariman, Betty Smith, Shera Smith, Beverly Black, Eileen Raizen, Janette Scott, Hallie Garrett, Mary Burk, Sylvia Wheeler, Miss Jo Alice Hendricks, sponsor. Second Row: Jerry Cook, Loretta Gambill, Shirley Shoemake, Patricia Crawford, rep., Diane Samuels, Sharon Brucher. First Row: Rosemary Pannell, Darla Taylor, Beverly Harkins, sec., Mary Jo Schuneman, pres., Mirtice McCormick. Not shown: Gary Wilmoth, vice-pres., Nancy Anthony, Charlotte Campbell, Charles Lou Ann Charles Taylor, Ruby Valleio. Future Business Leaders of America is a na- tional organization for young men and Women who are planning careers in business. Guest speakers at the monthly meetings are successful men and women who give tips and ideas on what the business World expects, tips about how to get jobs and how to keep them. I Among the speakers this year were Mr. R. J. ji ' jones, Manager of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass if X Company, and Mr. Fred Fellingham, District Maki fr? Qs Ivo NO NH 0 '-'sv mf! 5-if' ZS 'O mr: 05 no. go FY gm 'im :: Sho.. Sm Zn: Q50 50 ro 55 Bw 2,5 T-5 O N : '11 fb ff '1 O Ll fb c 5 O O B 'u S'-T : Ke N :a sn. CE 0 H11 fb : IE O c V1 H' O U: wsu- ,ls- Y .4 Backstage Manager for Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, , Fenner, and Beane, spoke jointly on poise and 2 personality development. Under the supervision of their sponsor, Miss Jo Alice Hendricks, F. B. L. A. held a spring pic- nic and swimming party at Springlake Amuse- ,4f ' ' XJ..-H5-Q ment Park. Shirley Bynum, Virginia Doherty, and Peggy Corkle -100- LEAIJEHS III-' A EIIIIIA L. - - Ag of I as Q- GI 'oi 7 ' KU G h L. p or cr 1 X -- ,... ,ae ' A - , , X A ' 1 as ' ' ' u .. is , C Q ,s ,, .. li. AJ Q , , ' ' J ' x. 3 2 Q .7 , N K? Q 0 Back Row: Darlene Armstrong, Mary Lou Burris, Glenda Turner, Beverly Goodrich, Sharon Strawn, Virginia Doherty, Charline Watkins. Third Row: Rosa Mae Fuller, Darlene Kerlin, Carol Belk, Mary Jones, Carmelita Patterson, Katrina Strahan, Kay Rice. Second Row: Peggy Corkle, Louise McHan, Lillian Harrison, Norma Webb Campbell, Shirley Dalke, Janice Hazard. First Row: Elizabeth Boone, Shirley Bynum. Sherry Palmore Sills, Sue Strohfield, Marilyn Beedles. e , 6 'swf T -dl 49 nv Bark R , y, i ox. sr Row: Gwenith Morris, Shirley Lynch, Martha Bristow, Donna Grant, Judie Randolph, Albert Fuller. Second Row: Joyce Wil- son, Jackie Blake, Betty Vaughn, Ruth Wineinger, Margaret Watson. First Row: Gloria Robinson, Anita McCracken, Shirley Owen, Vera Slutzky. ow: Isla Slaughter, Pauline Elsey, Michele Charles, Sandra Higgins, La Nell Staehr Patsy McKelv Ke'th C Th' d Bark Row: Lillian Whiteman, Sharon Bickford, Patsy Smitll, Lynn Crawford, Maxine Killian, Donna Storment, La Von Nelson Third Row' Vicke Good ' L V . gion, a eta Haney, Priscilla Roberts, Sherri Holt, Sharon Griffin, Darlene James, Norma Goodwin. Second Row: Carolyn Stalxr, Shirley Manning, Mary Burgett, Reba Deen Patricia Cockrell Mar Ann R f F' R , , y en roe. urs! ow: An- gela Underwood, Jewell Weiss, Carolyn Patton, Mildred Henson, Barbara Rowlan. 5 X.. 4-1 --l0l- ..-Neale. -fe-its we--.-X . . TRADE AND Back Row: Mr. H. C. Brooks, sponsor, Charles Raprich, jim Langston, Joe Erwin, Stanley Samples, pres., James Clendinin, Rob- ert Hersh, Raymond Runyon. Third Row: Merle Shaw, Kay Lou Short, Lawrence Walton, Lawrence Benedict, john Edwards, Eddie Blackwell. Second Row: Robert Baker, Felix Watson, Earl Smith, jerry Butler, Clyde Hill, Bill Cumbie. First Row: Her- bert Pierce, Mary Ola Russell, Darlene Killman, sec., Mr. C. D. Deal, sponsor. The Trade and Industrial club of Oklahoma has as its objective the following purposes: First, to develop qualities of leadership, Second, to en- courage social and recreational activities, Third, to develop qualities of stability and self-confi- dence, Fourth, to promote scholarship among the members, Fifth, to familiarize the members with a broader view of the world's work, Sixth, to as- sist one another in securing a better understand- ing of the common problems, Seventh, to culti- vate a friendly and cooperative spirit among the members, teachers, parents, and the employers in the community. T and I is in its second year at Central. Any student enrolled in a vocational trade class may belong to T and I. There are fifty-six chapters of T and I in this state. Central's chapter, having 103 members, holds its meetings every other week in the Card- inal Room during the morning trades classes. An impressive initiation ceremony is held each year. Activities this year have included a picnic in October, a hayrack ride in January, T and I Field Day in Clinton, Oklahoma, a field trip through Tinker Field, and T and I Field trials in April at the State Fair grounds. Also, contests, banquets, exhibits, and a dance have been en- joyed. This club, comparatively new to Central, has made a fine record and well represents a large percentage of the Cards, many of whom are enrolled in trade classes. -102- - INDUSTHI L CLUB i Bark Row: Lawrence Cooley, Dwaine Black, John Gordon, Leroy Long, Johnny Hendrickson, Mr. James McGuckin. Third Row: Charles Kcrlin, Ronnie Clarke, Tommy Smith, Bill Decker, john Rigler. Scronrl Row: Wayland Martin, Abe Greenberg, Don Bnumgartner, M. C. Dorris. First Row: Darlene Killmnn, Sweetheart, Mr. J. D. Huffman, Shirley Brnudrick, parl. ov .5 477' sd Burk Row: Mr. Mark Spencer, Twyman Lyne, Herman justice, Ellis Bond, Johnny Morrow, jimmy Porter. Third Row: Eugene Davis, Jeff Little, Edward Knox, James Bird, Peggy Butler. Sci-and Row: Carlin Edgar, jerry Baumgnrner, Donald Doty, Pog- gy Kidder. First Raw: Carol Nordman, Darlene Killmnn, Barbara Quigcl, treas.g Betty Carey. Bark Row: Doyle Mclntyre, jim Brazel, joe Barnes, Larry Laurent. Third Row: Cecil Elrod, Kenneth Ward, jimmy Cruze, Holman Bramlett, Mr. Mark Spencer. Serond Row: Bobby Brown, Jimmy Killion, Andy Moews, james Myers. First Row: Roy Ellis, Darlene Killman, Ernestine Wright. 'Q 1 i Illll RED EIIIISS 'fi' Back Row: Bob Price, Laura Duerkson, Jim Brazil, Jean Dove, Donna Eastwood, Maxine Killian, Zora Watson. Third Row: Charles Fox, Eddie Stubblefield, jim Moews, Barbara Haines, Rilla Mae Vickrey, Sandra Tucker, Carolyn Eichor. Second Row: Albert Fuller, Bethene Palmer, Geneene Gooch, Treas.g Miss Mary Brucher, sponsor, Rosalee Masarsk, John Rigler. First Row: Ernestine Wright, Sue Stone, Eddie Crider, Phyllis Fletcher. Love makes the world go 'round. Junior Red Cross makes love go 'round the world! ii' Boys and girls in Junior Red Cross are mod- ern Columbus-es. Their gifts go to far places of the world on voyages of discovery, taking with them messages of goodwill and friendshipfm Central made her contribution to humanity this year too. By signing cards saying that they were Willing to give service to their community, to their nation, and to the world, all students be- came members of Junior Red Cross. Through this organization, the boys in the trades classes repaired television sets for hospi- tals, and made a big gift chest out of materials they paid for themselves. The chest, decorated by the commercial art class, was filled with health, educational, and recreational supplies for a class- room in Europe. ' Central's chapter also took programs to the V. A. Hospital and to the County Home for the Aged, and went carolling at the Chritsmas sea- son. 'The American Iunior Red Cross journal Bark Row: Paul Thompson, Bob Long, Dick Roby, Leroy Long, Tommy Rogers, Bill Kelly, Jim Fisher. Tbird Row: Jeanie Haines, Dorothy Jeffreys, Janice Murphy, Martha Bristow, Willie Anne Schuneman, Carolyn Hill, Wanda Murray, Sheila Bruce. Second Row: Donese Murray, Sammie Ashford, Loretta Farr, Miss Mary Brucher, , Elizabeth Boone, Louise McHan, vice- pres. First Row: Estella Garay, Katherine Scott, pres., Dixie Lee Hill, Ann Doig, Anita McCracken, Shirley Kincheloe. Not shown: Nelson Huff, sec. gf' by -104- PHINTINE TRADE 1- f-f-.i James Bird is shown Working on a handset. Leroy Long operates a linotype machine. Our vocational printing program consists of dents come from all areas of the city to learn a one-hour class for sophomores, followed by saleable skills in handlcomposition, linotype, three-hour classes for juniors and seniors. Stu- presswork, and bindery. ,fy R Paul Milner and Gail Lincoln are shown at the platen Carl Garrett and Felix Watson operate the offset press. press. -105- Pat Letcher, editor-in-chief, Mr. Jim Johnson, spon- sor: and George Brown, editor-in-chief, plan layouts. Robert Coe, Elaine Womack, Larry Wilder, Judy Lobdell, Katherine Scott, Odessa Nugent, and Barbara Craig plan editorials for the next edition. Lois Russell, Sid Blott, rrances Wheeler, John Fauntleroy, Carolyn Hill, Virgil Yeargain, and Bill Shockey decide what's news at Central. Tony Murphy, Katie Clevenger, Pat Hanges, Willie Anne Schuneman, Jim Orrell, Donna Hodge, and Tom Collins check on advertising copy and sports accounts. SIJUNEH SPIRIT Central's first Sooner Spirit was printed in 1921. Since then it has lived up to its name by capturing school life at Central with pictures, editorials, news, and features. This year the paper has a new spon- sor, Mr. Jim Johnson. With the help of the printing and photography classes, the Sooner Spirit is published every two weeks and is sold on a subscription basis. The staff members enjoy a friendly sense of competition and learn skill in Writing through practical experience. 5 K ' -106- 'f '5':-,. :- - .czrg-'IQZ - N, 1 n PHIITIJBRAPHY TRADE and PRINTING TRADE , r, U Q ,.1-- 3 Back Row: Denny Boord, joe Austin, Leroy Long, Ellis Bond, john Rigler. Second Row: Mr. B. H. Thomas, Marshall Miller jim Oliver, Eddie Gilmore, jim Langston. First Row: Eddie Crider, Kenneth Castor, Johnny Haggard, Richard Watson. fCom position Tradel. ff Wi K f Back Row: joe Erwin, Franklin Raab, Royce Wilmouth Gail Lincoln Don Taylor jerr Nelso B'll B k S d , , , y n, 1 a er. econ Row: Mr. Cecil Tansel, james Harding, Leland Hodge, Chester Lambrecht, Lawrence Cooley, james Dean. First Row: Paul Milner, Paul Howell, Felix Watson, Carl Garrett, Wayne Robison. fPressman Tradej. Burk Row: David Pavey, Richard Munley, Bill Ellsworth, WadeWalker, Howard Jarrett, Carlos Lette. Second Row: Derle Hatchett, Elward Walker, Tommy Kirkham, Freddie Ross, Jack Dragoo. First Row: Page Waller, George Ann Long, Tommy Williams. CPhotography Tradej. 'A W' X Hu-4' 'R - Q4 -107- Lynne Scott, editor of '55 Cardinal, Miss Doris Taylor, sponsor, Katherine Scott, editor of ,56 Cardinal. jerry Poston, business manager of '55 Cardinal, Mr. R. V. Miller, sponsor, Dick Roby, business manager of '57 Cardinalg Robert Rickey, business manager of '56 Cardinal. ,Jr Myra Reed, business assistant, Mr. Paul Ringler, sponsor, Arthur Solomon, business assistant, Ronnie Clarke, artist for 'SS Cardinal. IIAHIJINI-ll. The yearbook staff is a combination of four separate groups which meet daily during regu- lar class hours. Miss Doris Taylor heads the editorial staff. Mr. Ralph Miller has charge of the business staff and layouts. Mr. J. D. Win- bray and the photography department take all of the pictures for the book except the fac- ulty and class shots. Mr. Paul Ringler directs all of the book's art work and assists with lay- outs. The high point of this year's activities was the N. S. P. A. convention held in Minneapolis during August. This meeting was attended by nine staff members, who acquired many new and interesting ideas concerning design and copy, and who enjoyed meeting young people from all over our country. The group also enjoyed a two-day tour by bus of points of in- terest in Minnesota, including the World's lar- gest open pit iron mine. A special coach on the train took forty students and seven sponsors, from seven high schools in Oklahoma, to this convention. The staffmembers also enjoyed several social events, including informal initiation, Thanks- giving dinner, an Easter party, and the annual yearbook-signing party. One of the most beau- tiful of the year's assemblies is, traditionally, the yearbook assembly, featuring the coro- nation of the Cardinal Queen, and presenting some of the best talent the school has to offer. At the close of the assembly, students line up to receive the yearbooks on which the staff has spent so many hectic but interesting hours, and so much effort. 41 Dave Pavey, photographer, Mr. J. D. Winbray, sponsor: Howard Jarrett, photographer. -108- ST FF -J' , ty' fav, may xxx .9 Sandra Tucker, staff member, Donna Hodge, staff mem- 5 in .Q was Q Stephen Carleton, business assistant, Sid Blott, sports editor, Dick Wilkinson, staff member, Gale Turner, business assistant. ber, Carolyn Hill, staff member, Billy Don Rogers, staff member. Q im Walt Conner, business assistant, La. Veta Haney, staff mem- berg Ruth Swanson, staff mem ber, Anita Tirey, staff member. Sue Strohfield, business assistantg Carol Cook, staff mem- berg D. Hodges, business assistantg Kay Coleman, staff membcrg Ann Groves, staff member. Mary Lou Burris, business assistantg Hubie Holloway, busi- ness assistantg Pat Hanges, staff member. -l09-- so gwvww. Elaine Womack, staff member, Edwina Fausett, staff mem- berg jerry Hammond, business assistantg Darla Taylor, staff member, Bill Fisher, business assistant. Starlene Adams and John Garner take the leads in the play Showboat . Kay Coleman, Leroy Wallace, Jeanie Garner, and Dianne Adams are the featured singers in this musical playlet. , , li MUSIIII-ll. PIAYLETS The seventh hour of every day These kids rehearse a musical play, Showboat,' is their latest fling, And all those stars can really sing. In an assembly twice a year They present a show to make the crowd cheer. They act, they sing, they dance, and play, They try to make yours a brighter day. As for costumes, they furnish their owng Over making the props they never groan. They work for weeks 'til their play is through, Then in all gaiety they present it to you. They take this class 'cause they like to sing 3 And all through the halls their -voices ringg With joyous feeling, their playlet is done, And because they like music, it's really just fun. 'ww shy' This is a scene from the assembly program presented at Christmas by the choir. is A a ' , i A The chorus from Showboat was composed altogether from members of the class. -ll0- . is I SSW Vx 1 -Q, A-nf' if if -' Q . ffikx ' . .fX.,,fK, FUUTBALL UUEEN and Eslznrl War? Cualley 1 Jun lm, 1 -N 'Q' 4 Q l 1 Y gl . Q'- f K J ATTENIIANTS Tll UUEENS SHIRLEY SHOEMAKE Basketball GLENDA DECKER DARLA TAYLOR Basketball -an A 4ur JIMMIE INGLISH Football Baseball ANN GROVES Annual EDWINA FAUSETT Football PAT HARRIS Baseball fi r KATHERINE SCOTT Annual ELAINE WOMACK Football CAROLYN JEFFRIES MYRA REED Band Annual -116- PAT HANGES Annual fn rw. DARLA SWAILS Basketball JOAN BoBB1TT Foolball t v PATSY SPURR v Baseball SUE STROHFIELD Annual DIXIE CRUM Band A Cl! -ss- DONNA HODGE f- ,vu -JN ,J MARY LOU BURRIS Annual Q Annual .K ,nf DOROTHY JEFFRIES Band Q KAY COLEMAN Annual MARY ELLEN CLARK Band SHEILA BRUCE Band VIRGINIA DOHERTY Foofball PEGGY CORKLE Band, Football 9 MARY CHANEY Red Shirt Sweetheart .ri DARRELL REECE Red Skirt Beau LEE SNIPES Red Skirt Beau RUTH CHADWELL Masquer Sweetheart SWEETHEAHT5 Q FUN DARLA SWAILS Red Shirt Sweetheart -S PATRICIA ROBERTS Hi-Y Sweetheart -l18- ANI! BEAUX ' BOB LASHBROOK Rlafk Skirt Beau LILLIAN HARRISON Black Shirt Sweetheart '-3 HELEN JONES Blacl Slur! Sweetheart 2' ,pf GAIL LACKEY Blurb. Skirt Beuu JOHNNY PENNINGTON Band Girls Beau 1 I9 ROSA MAE FULLER Band Boys Sweetheart .X in xx N DARLENE KILLMAN T and I Club Sweetheart SE IIJH HIQI is lsvgfrvsm 1 S fir- f A ' Wx, I .S , n'Q,rf. ' ,ex X., it ...f W i' Stephen Carleton, Donna Eastwood, Phyllis Miller, and Wayne Kensley were chosen by vote of the Class of '55 to speak for the seniors at Commencement. 1' V4 .eYl95! Selected by a faculty committee to attend Rotary Club meetings were Billy Don Rogers, Dorsey Douglas, George Brown, Stephen Carleton, Willis Warden, and Wayne Hensley. Mr. F. R. Born, a senior Rotarian, is pictured with these Junior Rotarians. . . -1 'S sm 5 ima :1. . of n X fy: 'KSA-K '1 Helping to run Oklahoma City's government for a day were many teenagers of Oklahoma City. From Central, shown here, were, in the back row, Larry Wilder, assistant principal, Leroy Wallace, planning commission superintendent, Mary Jo Schuneman, member of the school board, Dick Wilkinson, chief of the fire departmentg George Brown, chief juvenile officer of the county, Howard Henderson, boys counselor, Gale Turner, county surveyor, Wayne Hensley, city auditory and, in the front row, Stephen Carleton, vice-president of the school board, Katie Clevenger, committee of charities and corrections, Willis Warden, principal, Marie Holley, girls' counsellor, Sid Blott, state fire marshal, and Lillian Harrison, general counselor. UBS Senior honors, achieved for ser- vice to Central. were gained by vote of the winners' classmates or by selection of a faculty commit- tee. City officers, Junior Rotari- ans, and career conference dele- gates share their honors with stu- dents from other city high schools. Instead of following the custom practiced by most schools, of im- porting name speakers for Com- mencement, Central seniors have, for years, preferred to choose four of their own fellow classmates to represent them in this activity. Consequently, the four Winners of this honor have a unique distinc- tion in the city. Qi Representing Central at the annual career confer- ence held at the Univerity of Oklahoma were Barbara Haines and Billy Don Rogers, who were selected by the counsellors. --1 20- Since the first presentation of the Letzeiser awards in 1914, at Central, they have continued to represent the highest standard of achieve- ment possible to Central stu- dents. To be chosen, the win- ners, three boys and three girls, must have attended Central for six complete se- mesters, and must excel in scholarship, citizenship, char- acter, leadership, contribu- tions to the school, and par- ticipation in school activities. LETZEISEH AWARDS yi ,YI 1 1 5 1 , Q A ix GEORGE AXEL BROWN First Letzeiser for boys 1 --N - '10 42 STEPHEN PAUL CARLETON Second Letzeiser for boys vi' KATIE LUCILLE CLEVENGER First Letzeixer for girls -or NETTIE LYNNE SCOTT Second Letzeiser for girls -ol in-3 uv ai X 2 I JOHN NELSON HUFF MARIE LOUISE HOLLEY Third Letzeiser for boys Third Letzeiser for girls -121- 'HW .-M A ' S sf 5 Je. Q :X N X wx EX QA Navi if ' '98 PQ ,s N - fb, X 2- X v LOUISE MC HAN Betty Crocker Award Colonial Daughters Award MARINELLL JAC4EO1f Distributlve Education Award E J li STEPHEN CARLETON GEORGE BROWN Speech Award Pbilomatbea, journalism Miskovsky History Award Editor, Plri Beta Kappa, . - ' R- X S -e - zg x fggid S, ref X mx. 'w e-sfmgug CARL GARRETT Honorable mention, science 'S e ..-1, ,lx ,. :fi is Gaylord Science Awards so I -an V 0 X . w, , I. WAYNE I-IENSLEY Masquers, Student Council, and History Department Awards 4 33? ,, . , S, ,, . if A W, C . . at . r ss? 'P .R A W DONNA EA STWOOD Speecb Award 4 P PAT LETCHER journalism, Editor wa, A Award -ee, to , BILLY DON ROGERS COX Vocal Music Department Girls' Science Award Award Civitan Award -0' ' ur- KATIE CLEVENGER journalism, Business Manager Sears. Roebuck Award X .J d WILLIS WARDEN Red Sbirt Athletics Award '3' DON MEADE BARBARA HAINES ERNEST KULKA Danforth Award Readerk Digest Award Engineering Drawing Architectural Engineering Award Si ,L Q X , R . -ji' . IITHEB ,D 45 f WARD SUMMITT Bo ys' Science Award I fa- A fa l if ' ' t'E f A ERNEST CHACE Malcolm Henry Award 1 DONNA GRANT Y-Teens Award -122- ff 'f7F'4C'f L'C, 'T ' AWARDS A f I 3 GALE TURNER JOAN STUBBS KATRINA STRAHAN SHIRLEY MANNING P-TA Award First Stenographic Award Second Stenograpbic Steve Pennington Award Award , 5 'fun W BARBARA CAMILLE WIDDIFIELD Marnnaduke Corbyn BLEDSOE Second Les Beaux Arts Third Les Beaux Art: First, Hand Composition, Award First Les Beaux Arts Award Award Okla. City Typograpbera Award Union 283 Award SR' JOE ERWIN JAMES HARDING MARIE HOLLEY JOHN PENNINGTON ROBERT SHAW First, Presswork, First, Pressworlz, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Instrumental Music Instrumental Music' Okla. City Typograpbers Okla. 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Q..4w., 741x.,.. 13+-uf!! .V-11 W ru Vnz, MMV Lvgxwmwfqg 7q,..4. S.. mf? ,g,g,,,4,gg 55.:.c.k14ff fu-.J bf,7Qf,,.fQ A3 :MJ ,vbky--V102-iffj, ff'-Q , f 6lJL.g57.1 79:4-I LhfjZ41:--if ,dgy MM awdmm',.lz.E.f mawuamm m.M,5W.JJ01ww2d'fW 0 2cE4,f.,u,.,z Jawa. .gif V 72M fC'..,m4f ,Q - Jdww- ,Z iw,-f6!Za11E.lw797c.61zE.1,f Jz,.,...,.2.....7 lg, MA... QL BMW AAA-lm rt Qmmzx.. . ' ,107 Jim gy, 5i?7.,...1 C2S,7.M HAH ju-ua!! 7.7, 1l'qqL.j..,sfA.t., . Z1 M Q I A-ZLL-V-44 Dun:-IL an-zfvfa fu ' Xi--1-f 7361 .ff 1-QM wdmfffw mfg-.z?2,zf.sf... -.AQKAQK CMM -125- rf v '- i '-rjrvrll.-'of -'-- '- ADM1NlSTRATl0N Allison, Misa Halen, 7, 11, 16 Askew, Mrs. Eleanor, 12, 16 Ballard, Mr. Lea, I Barnet, Dr. Melvin, I Been, Mrs. Gladys, 10 Bennett, Mr. Phil, I Bom, Mr. F. R., 9, 66, 120 orairhanor, Mr. claranee, 10, 66 Brooks, Mr. H. c., 12, 102 Brucher, Miss Mary, 12, 104 Bruner, Mr. Leon, ll, 57, 5l, 66 Borleaon, Mr. J. S., 12, 66 Burr, Mr. Merle, I Chowning, Misa Eva, 12, I9, 9I Conger, Misa Mayhalla, 12, 90, 91, 92 Cook, Mn. Batty, 12 Curtis, Mrs. Eleanor, 12, 72, 97 Deal, Mr. C. D., 12, 102 Ebel, Mn. Ann, ll Ellis, Mr. Tom, 12 Enhankr, Mr. Lewis, 12, 16, 17, 62 Gaorga, Dr. N. L., s Gibson, Mr. Arth11r,l2, 57, 11, 39, 63 Hendricks, Mite Jo Alice, 12, 47, 100 Hiekr, Mr. Harry, 12, 47, 76, 97 Hoover, Misa Maurina, 10 Huffman, Mr. J. D., 12,102,103 Irwin, Mr. Jack, 11, 36, 37, 7l, to, 16, I7 Johnson, Mr. Jim, 11, 36, 17, 6I, 74, 106 Jonar, Mr, M. H., 12, 16 Kramer, Mrs. Anita, 12, 93 Leabo, Mr. F. A., 12 Lea,Mira1!va, 7, 11, 71,110 Lockwood, Mra. Mary, 11, 93, 9l Looney, Mr. Orville, I2 Lowther, Misa Kathleen, 1 1, 16 McCroy, Mr. C. B., I M:GuCki1s, Mr. J. M.,12, 16, 101 M:Kelvy, Mies Ruby, 11, 44 Melton, Mrs. L. D., s Millar. Misc Rae. 46 Millar, Mr. Ralph v., 10, 66, 74, 16, 10s, 109 Millstead, Mr. James, 12 Monroe, Mr. Vernon, 12 Morris, Mira nnrh, 12, 16 Neel, Miu Mary, 12, 47, 66 Phillips, Mr. A. E., 7, 13, 66 Potter, Mr. Jerry, 13, 17, 19, 60, 61, 63 Raid, Mrs. Georgie, 13, 71 linglar, Mr. Paul, 13, 36, 101, 109 Robinson, Mr. Gilbert, I Rogers, Miaa nnrlr, ll Roberta, Mr. Byron, 11, 47, 57, 19, 60 Rollmaa, Mrs. Norma, 13 Rosa, Mra. Esther, I1 Shogresl, Mr. Raymond, 11 Smith, Mrs. Vivien, 13, 36, 94 Snell, Mira Ruth, 11, 47 Spann, Mrs. Lucille, 13, 36, 37 Spencer, Mr. Mark, 11, 99, 103 Standridge, Mr. J. P., 13, 99 Stephens, Mra. Rachelle, 11 Swanson, Dr. J. Chester, 9 Tansel, Mr. Cecil, 13, 16, 105, 107 Taylor, Miss Lncille, 13, 91 Taylor, Miss Doris, 13, 36, 10I Thonaai, Mr. l. H., 13, 101, 107 Thompson, Mr. Otto, I Traichler, Mrs. Nancy, 13 Truax, Miu Martha, 13, 16, 92 van Meter, Mr. M. V., 13, 61, ss, 95 Volk, Miss Mary Ellen, 13, 94 Walker, Mrs. Pauline, 1 1 Wallare, Misa moth, 13, 47, 96 welter, Milt Berniocl, 13, 64, 6l Wilson, Mrs. Lillian, 13 Winbray, Mr. J. D., 13, 107, 101, 109 Wise, Mr. John, 13 SENIORS Abbott, Everett L., Il Abeton, Richard, ll Aker, Bobby, ll Anderson, Annetto, 1I, 73 Aadsraon, Jean Marie, ll Anthis, Corrine. II, 96 Armstrong, Darlene, 1I, I7, 96, 101 Austin, Joe lny,1I,107 Avant, Jerry, ll Baker, Billy, ls, 107 laleh, Kenneth, II Banda. Joe, ll Bengarter, Don, ls, 101 Berger, Sammy, 1I Barnes, Joe, ll, 103 Barry, Vaughn, ll nannrgarnar, Jerry, 11, 97, 103 Bay, Patricia, ll Beard, James, ll lock, Bobbye ll, 96 Beckwell,'June, ll Boedles, Marilyn, II, 101 Belk,Carol, lt, 96, 101 Banron, Mike, 11, 62, 74 Berry, Lee, 19 lird, James, 101, 101 Birmingham, Donald, 19, 75, 97 Biatlina, Joaeph, 19 Black, Dwayne, 19, 103 Black, Syble, 19 nlaka, Jaeklyn, 19, 72, tl, I7, 101, 123 lllaka, James, 19, 75, 60, 62, 113 nlott, Sid, 19, 14, 11, 17, 11, 74, 10, 106, 109, 120 Bobbin, JoAnn, 19, 117 Bobbitt, Robert, 19, 75 Brarnlettylawrence, 19, 103 lxrrndriok, Shirley, 73, 12, 97, 103 . Briatow, Marty, 1, 90, 92, 91, 101, 104 Brown, Donald, 19 Brown, George, 19, 61, 71, 19, 96, 106, 120, 124, 121 Brown, Ronald, 19 Bryant, Milton Ray, 19 Bunch, nngene, 19 anraar, D. 19 Burnt, Jaroer, 20, 19, 90, 95 Burris, Mary Lou, 20, 96, 101 109, 117 Busch, Robert, 20 Bynum, Shirley, 20, 96, 101 Byrd, John Raymond, 20 cain, Dorir, 20 Campbell, Charlotte, 20 Campbell, Donald, 10, 97 Cerleton, Stephen, 20, 74, 19, 90 91, 91, 109, 120, 11, 121, 122 Carr, Jerry Lynn, 20 Cathey, Harrell, 20, 66, 69, 74, 91, 124 Cathay, Jarrall, 20, 66, 69, 74, 91, 124 Chara, Ernest, 20, 122 chadwall, Ruth, 20, 90, 91, 92, 1 ll Chambless, Carolyn, 20, 97 Chaney, Mary, 20, 14, 69, 70, 74, 71, 14, 96, 112, 111 Charles, Michael, 20, 101 Chastain, Batty, 20 Cherry, Bill, 20 Christian, Caslon, 20, 62, 95 Clendenin, Jarnes, 20, 102 Clevenger, Katie, 20, 66, 69, 72, 96, 106, 120, 121,122 Cobb, Patricia, 20, 97 coelrrall, Patricia, 20, 66, 72, 96 coe, Robert, 20, 106 Coleman, Kay, 21, 79, 90, 109, 110, 117, 11 Coley, Ross, 21, 61 Compala, Joe, 21 Cooley, Lawranoe, 21, 103, 107 Cooper, Norma, 21, 92, 97 Copeland, valda Fern, 21 Corkle, Peggy, 21, 70, 14, '101, l 17 Col, Barbara, 21, 70, 96, 122 Crawford, Pat, 21, 73, 96, 9l, 100 Crittenden, Helen, 21 Crolhy, Wilblsrn, 21 Culnbie, Bill, 21, 102 Curran, Mary Ann, 2 1 Dalke, shirlay, 21, 96, 101 Davis, Bobby, 21 Decker, Glenda, 21, 116 Deibel, Anna, 1 1 Deshane, Larry, 21 Dillon, Bill, 21 Dills, Katharine, 21 Diraler, Barry, 21 Dobson, Gary, 21, 61 Doherty, Virginia, 21, 14, 101, 117 Doig, Ann, 21, 97,104 Donlevy, Robert, 22 Douglas, Dorsey, 22, 75, I9, 90, 91, 96, 120, 114 Douglas, Patsy, 22, 93, 35 Dove, Jean, 22, 91, 104, 124 Drew, Terry, 22 Donn, Charlene, 22, 100 Eastwood, Donna, 22, 79, 90, 91, 104, 120,124, 11,122 Edgar, Carlin, 22, 101, 97 Elder, Mary Lon, 22, 65 Ellsworth, Bill, 22, 107 Elrod, James, 22, 36, I0 Elssy, Pauline, 12, 101 Eng, Gordon, 22, 124 1zrwin,Joo, 22, 107, 102, 123 Erwin, Mary Lee, 22, 97 I DEX Fauntlrroy, John, 22, 59, 91, 97, 106 Finklestein, Frank, 22 Forsythe, Pat, 22, 97 Franklin, Alden Ray, 22 Franlrlin, Julian, 22 Fraizer, Larellen, 22 Freeman, Norma Lane, Z2 Freahour, Charles, 22 Prunk, H. A. Stephson, 22 Fuller, Rora Mae, 12, 10, 16, I7, 96, 101, 119, 123 Fulton, Roger, 22 Garcia, Helen, 23 Garil, Carol, 21 Garner, John, 23, 71, 90, 110, 124 Garrett, Carl, 21, 71, 105, 107, 124, 122 Gaston, Barbara Ann, 23 George, Phil, 77 Garhorh, Mary Ann, 23 Gibton, Thedy Roy, 23, 61 Glau, Judy, 23 Glidewell, Tommy, 11 Goed, Peggy, 21 Gooch, Ganaeno, 23, 69, 96, 91, 104 Goodhead, Bill, 21 Goodrielr, Beverly, 23, 101 Goolnda, Dave, 23 Gordon, John, 21, 101, 124 Gragg, Robert, 21 Grand, Donna Rae, 23, 69, 94, 101 Grevlin, llowland, 23 Gray, Gordon, 21, 124 Gresham, Betty Barbara, 23, 91, 123 Grigoriew, Vasilia, 21 Grover, Anno, 23, 14, 70, 79, 93, 109, 116 Haggard, John, 23, 107 Hainee, Barbara Anne 24, 71, 104, 120, 122 Hancock, Royce, 24, 96 Hanges, Pat, 24, 71, 14, 97, 106, 109, 117 Harden, Monroe, 24, 19, 90, 91, 91, 124 Harding, James, 24, 107, 123 Harkin., Beverly, 24, 72, sl, s7, 100, 115, 123 Harris, Danny, 24, 71, 124 Harrir, Pat, 24, 71, 12, 116 Harrison, Lillian, 24, 61, 73, 76, 77, 101, 119, 120 Hart, Norris, 24, 124 Henderson, Howard, 24, sl, 16, 91, 120, 121 Hendrickson, Loretta, 24, 96, 3 5 Hensley, Wayne, 24, 41, 61, 71, 19, 90, 91, 91, 120, 122 Henaon, Mildred, 24, 96 1-lidlebaugh, Charles, 24, 69, 76 Hill, Dixie, 24, 79, 104, 124 Hodge, Donna, 24, 79,106, 109, 1 17 Hodge, Leland, 24, 107 1-1odger,J. D., 24, 71, 11, 91, 109 Hoinkernier, Terry, 24, 57, 11 Holley, Marie, 24, 72, 96, 100, 120, 121, 123 Homer, Benny, 24 Hood, Fred Allen, 14 Honoliin, Jerry D., 24 Houck, Albert Lsvern, 24 House, Raymond Everett, 23 Howard, Gayle, 15 Howell, Paul Raymond, 25, 107 Hnekahy, Paul, 21, 97 Huff, Nelson, 25, 95,124,121 Humphries, Mary Louise, 2 1 1-lnrrh, Robert, 25, 102 Husband, Patty, 25, 65 Hosted, Eatel, 25 1-lyden, Virginia, 25 lnglish, Jinnnie, 21, 66, 70, 113, ll6 lnrrarn, Lillian, 25 lnlow, Robert, 25, 76 Jackson, Marinall, 21, 97, 122 James, Faye, 25 Jarrett, Howard, 25, 107, 10l Jeffery, Carolyn, 21, 72, 12, 116 Jenkins, Carole Ann, 25 Jenkins, Mary June, 25, 97 Johnson, Jarry, 21, 124 Johnson, Sandra Jean, 15 Johnston, Paul, 25 Jones, Alice, 25, 71, I4, 97 Joan, Glam, 25, 63, 95 Jones, Helen, 26, 61, 66, 61, 72, 76, 77, 91, 119 Jones, Kenneth, 25, 75 Jonee, Mary, 26, 101 Jordan, John, 26, 99 Jndlrinr, Jerry, 26 Juetns, Herman, 26, 101 Reefer, Delorea, 26 llaffer, Charlene, 26, 72, I2 Kelley, Mary, 26 Kerley, Bill, 26, 17, 17, 100, 104 llarlin, charlaa Williarn, 26, 101 Karlin, Darlene Martin, 26, 101 Kile, Darlene, 26 xillnlan, Darlene, 26, 71, 102, 101, 119 llineheloo, Shirley, 26, 104 King, Martha Bower, 26 King, Mary, 26, 66, I2 Kinney, Julia McPherson, 26, 79 Kink, Freddie Lou, 26 Ropacka, Marilyn, 26, 34, I2 xrorehwiea, Dorothy Lon, 26, 97 Kroschwitz, Willie Maa, 26, 97 Kulka, Ernest, 26, I0, 122 Laokey, Gayle, 26, 72, 73, 119, 124 Laahbrook, Bob, 27, 69, 72, 73, 76, 91, 119 Lawrence, Ronald, 27 Loaf, Mary Ann, 27, 69 Letoher, Pat, 27, 61, 72, 12, 96, 106, 122 Lincoln, Gail, 27, 105, 107 Lincoln, James, 27 Lindauer, Donald, 27, 16, 123 Lloyd, Johnnie, 27 Long, Barbara Hoefer, 27 Long, George Ann, 27, 107 Long, Leroy, 27, 103, 104, 101, 107, 123 Longhorn, Phyllis, 27 Ludwick, anyone, 27 Lupton, Portia, 27, I7 Lynch, Shirley, 27, 96, 101 Monnliff, Darla, 27 Meconrar, Walter, 27, 97 McDaniel, Janice Gail, 27 McEntire, Doyle, 27, 103 MeHan, Louise, 27, 69, 91, 91, 101, 104, 122 Mahan, Bill, 27 Maluf, Fay, 27 Manning, Shirley, 27, 96, 101, 123 Manning, Lynn, 27 Martin, Bill, I0 Meade, Don, 21, 75, 124, 122 Megehee, Robert, II Melead, Joe, 2l Miller, Danny, 2l Miller, Phyllis, 21, 71, 90, 92, 110 Milnar, Paul, 21, 101, 107 Mitchell, Mary Ann, Zl Mitchueson, Bob, Zl Moore, Bette, 2I Moore, Cnrmen, 21, 73 Morgan, Suaie, 2l Morris, Guenith, 2I, 101 Morrow, Johnny, 21, 103 Murphy, George, 21, 75, ll, 91, 95 Murray, Doneae, 21, 72, 96, 104 Myers, James, 21, 103 Nail, Paula, 2I Nelson, Annette, 2I Nelton, Jerry, 21, 107 Nelson, Lavon, 21, 97, 101 Nordman, carol, 21, 103 Nowlin, Donna,'2I N1snley,Richard, 28 oliyar, Beverly, 28 Osborne, Beverly, 21, 72, 12, 17, 97 Osborne, Jimmy, 2B orwall, Lewis, 29 Pace, Marsha, Z9 Pace, Norma, 29 Pegonis, George, 29 Paina, Jarry Palrnar, Daniel, 29, 11, I6 Pannell, Rosemary, 29, 100 Patterson, Carmelita, 27, 101 Pavey, David, 29, 107, l0I Pendergraft, Aureta, 29 Penn, Anita, 29 Pennington, Johnny, 29, to, 16, 17, 119, 123 Petrus, 29 97 Perry, Jack, 29 Petty, Billy, 29 Phillipe, Dwaine, 29, 77 Phinney, Par, 29, 10, I6 Plumley, Beverly, 29 Popejoy, Mary Helen, 29, 96, 90 Posey, Thosnae, 29 Poston, Jerry, 29, 62, 74, 111, 10s, 124 rnwara, Lnvon, 29 Price, Johnny, 29 Price, Robert, 29, 104 Prnitt, Ronnie, 29, 71, 95 Ralnaay, Jo Ann, 30 Raprich, Charles, 10, 96, 102 Ray, Lavada, 30, 97 liay, Mnndon, 30 Reagan, Richard, 30, 66, 76 Rector, Martha, 10, 6I, 71, I4 Reed, Myra, 30, 14, 73, 92, 101, 116, 35 Reed, Tommy, 30, 76, I9, 95 noaa, Travis, 30 Reese, Darrell, 10, 17, 11, 61, 70, 71, 71, llI, 124 llllliirs, Emilianna, 30, 97 nigler, John, 10, 14, 17, 11, 71, 91, 103, 104, 107, 112 Robison, Wayne, 10, 71, 107 Rogerl, Billy Don, 30, 37, Sl, 74, 79, 91, 96, 109, 120, 122 Rogers, Jarry, 30 llogoro, Toni, 30, 11, 104 lloaa, Frederick, 10, 107 ltoaa, Joe, 30 Rowland, Royce, 30 Rucker, Lee, 30 Runyon, Raymond, 30, 102 lknarell, Lavona, 10, 11, I7 Samples, Stanley, 10, 96, 102, 124 Suggs, Bob, 10 Schuneman, Mary Jo, 30, 96, 100, 120 Scott, Lynne, 1 1, 90, 92, 96, 111, 106, 33, 121 Sell, Richard, 1 1, 91 Shaw, Mike, 31 show, Bob, 31, 77, 10, 16, 91, 111, 124, 123 Shield, John, 31 Shield, Bob, 11 Shielda, Barbara, 31, 64 shookey, Bill, 11, 11, 71, 91,106 Shnll, Donna, 31 Sills, Sherry Palrnora, 11, 101 Silvera, Barbara lieepert, 3 1 Slaughter, llsa Ramsay, 31, 101 Smith, Aron Glenn, 31 Smith, Betty, 1 1, 100 Smith, Sandra, 31 Snipes, Lee, 31, 17, 11, 70, 71, 111 Spence, Joe, 11 Spoonennore, Ford, 31 Stephens, James, 11 Stevens, Paul, 11, 17, 75 Stone, Bill, 1, 31, 90, 35 srorrnant, Donna, 31, 96, 101 Stout, Beverly, 31 Stow, William, 31 Strahan, Katrina, 32, 96, 101, 123 Strawn, Sharon, 32, 96, 101 Strofield, snr, 32, 96, 101, 109, 1 17 Strong, Tarnpla, 32, 69, 79 Stroud, Jerry, 12, 97 Stroud, Jim, 32 stnhba, loan, 12, 96, 79, 123 Surnrnitt, Ward, 32, 71, 122 swailr, Darla, 32, 70, 74, 71, 66, 14, 117, l1I Taylor, Donald, 32, 124 Taylor, Roger, 32, 124 Tlsagard, Michael, 32 Thornaron, Don, 32, 69, 74 Thompson, William, 32 Tho1npaon,Phillip, 32 Thornton, Paul, 32 Thnrnian, Joe, 12, 10, 16, 123 Tice, Annette, 31 Totten, Andre, 32 Tnelror, Carl, 32 Turner, Gala, 12, 16, 71, 96, 109, 120, 121 Vallejo, Ruby, 32 Vandiver, Carl, 12 van winlrla, Mary Kay 32 Ventera, Grant, 32, 17, Sl Wade, Van Etta, 32 Wages, Don, 33 Vaid, Carol, 33 Wallace, Leroy, 11, 79, 90, 110, 120 Wallis, Rex, 33 Wainncott, Clayton, 11 Walton, Lawrence, 33, 99, 102 Warden, Willis, 11, 17, ss, 61, 62, 114, 120, 124,122 Wariner, Roy, 33 Watkins, Charlene, 33, 92, 97, 101 Watson, ralir, 61, 75, 91, 102, 103. 107 Watson, Richard, 107 Webb, Norrna, 11, 101 West, Gary, ts, 90, 11, 35 Widdifield, Camille, 11, 79, 91, 96, 91, I24, 123 Wilder, Larry, 57, Sl, 73, 90, 91, 106, 120 Wilkinson, Dick, 34, 57, 5l, 74, 109, 120 Williams, Kenneth, 71, 124 Wilson, Joyce, 33, 101 Vineingar, llnrh, 11, 101 Volta, Charles, 14, 76, 77, 95, 114 Wooda, Barbara, 34 Zawiaa, Asnelda, 34 --1 26- JUNIOR GIRLS Ad... sh..-l.y sa 141 I1 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Gnrgu ss s Slrlcllalld Clarncs 11 s.....,4.ll..y ,larroll ss s...lsl.l.f..l.l, 99 lo4 s..ll.y..., j.......y, ss 1'....,..l. 1....4. ss nys.. mls.. ss Tusauy Chula, 11 Tldaml-4 Ln.. ss ss 1-l.....,... 'rl....... ss Tllraallor Tom 11 1'wl.y ll..l....l ss 'r....y ll.....l. ss 'r..y..... my ss Ullmar Erin! 14 v.ll... Lnray s4 Wallll Dian 14 Waltoa Pruloa 14 Ward lonaath 14 l0l Wall! lcblrl 14. 99 v.ll. Jus... s4 99 Wllnlor Darrell 17 Whllmarlh Cllrlu U Whumsn lobby 14 wl........ l-l..-.y so Vmlny junaly 77 99 Vlllnlu lobby 14 I0 Villlarlll lllil 14 v.ll..m.Tzumay 14 11, IG7 Wm Dallll. 14 Yillul l.arlY 14 v.lu..y ,l......y 14 Wsallaa lub 14 Zambrann Praal 14 Zaragola Tamy 14 s1 s9 7 I I saw the spires of Central As I was passing by, The gray spires of Central Against a midnight sky. My heart was filled with memories And spirit that will not die. The years go fast at Central, The golden years, the gay, And Alma Mater's eyes look down On careless kids at play. But graduation's rolled around 5 Weive put our books away. We've left the peaceful building, Athletics, teachers, all, The well-kept lawns of Central, For now our futures call. We've left our youth behind us, To see what next befall. We've said goodbye to Central, To sweethearts and to friends. Weive sung our Alma Mater, But now school days must end. God lead you down the long road To success around the bend. SID BLOTT fWith apologies to Winfred M. Lettsj -128 pw' XLVLVW 'gvvu UZ -WW , ,tbfwwwk QIZQJMU www M, MJ, . ,JVM QW ZLMAZ55 ff-ff? --Z. .K - 'Si' XY KY vii wi Si M49 Q . .JI ,. -is Qfgzg 6 234252 va 2553 3, 52. , - 4-C I C if 25551 J giiixqgf 4- -yxl ,-Qtr Li. 'Yer L ,JLLQJZL EJ-L 72K Q 4 1' 7 X4 L Q, Mfg , Jgfwfi M 'Z My A fa ag V 'PQGJ-4,-f-7 , --c,,f0 ! 6.14757 'cffffp 'a'fbfz, , I ?fM!0 bf'cf ' AQ' 1g,0'-VX. k V X A' 1 W if . 'KL infvf f, . XZ? 11 ff' 'Mx .jxffw L TN, Le fu! 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