Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Lonaconing, MD)

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JAMES POWERS IOHANN RENNIE SHIRLEY SCHAIDT FRANCES SCHLERETH KENNETH SIGLER SHIRLEY SMITH SHIRLEY SPIKER LEONA STAFFORD MARTHA A. STAUP GEORGE TERNENT ELEANOR TIMNEY MARGARET WALKER IW' 'illniif' +-.-nf' JEAN KIGHT TED IGRKWOOD RUTH LEAKE DALE LEWIS MARVIN LLEWELLYN ROBERT LLEWELLYN RANDALL MACHIN DOLORA MCKENZIE ROBERT MOORE BETTY MUNSON JOYCE NICOL WILLIAM PATTON Q Q23 wg

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JOAN ABBOTT MELVIN BITTINGER MARY BRASKEY WILBERT BROADWATER JOY BROOKS JO ANN CARTER WALTER CLARK TODD CUTHBERTSON BILL DAVIS PAULINE DODDS SHIRLEY DODDS JEAN FAIRGRIEVE ui VU! , N, 5 M C O'-F9 ELLIS FAZENBAKER NORMA J. FAZENBAKER RUTH FREEMAN JAMES GENTRY SYLVIA GREEN JOSEPH HADLEY GENE HAUSRATH MAXINE HAUSRATH WILLIAM HAUSRATH WILMA HOUSE ROBERT HUMPHREY JIMMY KELLY wif-Q 6

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ROBERT WARNICK EVELYN WEIR JOHN WILSON ROSE MARIE WINNER No pictures received from the following: MARLENE CASTLE HAROLD DOOLAN WINONA MCGEE NORMA L. COLMER BILL FOOTE WAYNE MORRIS JOHN DEVAULT RUTH GROVE COLLEEN RALSTON ROBERT WILSON ARBUTUS LLEWELLYN DOROTHY SPIKER JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our next to last stop along the interesting Road of Education is a place called Junior Class, which looks very interesting, so we venture a little closer and finally we are pulled into the events and happenings of this class. Our newly elected class officers are: President, Jimmy Kellyg Vice President, Joan Abbottg Secretary, Johann Rennie: .and Treasurer, Colleen Ralston. With the welfare of the Junior Class in the hands of the newly elected officers, we start our sports events by practicing for the basketball games. Our stars on the teams are Todd Cuthbert- son, Jim Kelly, John Wilson, Bob Warnick, Bill Patton, Bob Humphreyg Martha Ann Staup, Colleen Ralston, Leona Stafford, Mary Braskey, Frances Schlereth, Shirley Smith and Norma Jean Fazenbaker. The girls Ruth Freeman, Jo Anne Carter and Johann Rennie who are on the cheerleading squad helped our teams to victory. We began our public speaking activities by writing our first big important essay, I Speak for Democracy. ' Last, but not least, comes the social events which keep us all in a dither. This year, Juniors are active in most of the clubs and organizations of the school. We have even begun to think and plan a little for the biggest dance of the season, the Junior-Senior Prom.