Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

Hia PROSPECTUS. First row. right to loft—Chuck Stanton. Art Editor; Rena Novak. Girls’ Sports Editor; Elaine Jones. Senior Editor; Pat Kostka. Editor-in-Chief; Cal Samra. Associate Editor; Bob Hummel. Barry King, Norene Barnes. Business Manager. Seond row—Joyce Peck. Faculty Ed.; Bea Berger. Ann Smith. Merr.am Gotfelt. Anne Limberg. Soph. Ed.; Sue Laycock. Evelyn Martin. Joyce Borton. Mary Brabbs. Third row—Lor- raine Mathis. Nola Lockard. Joan Franchi, Clubs Ed.; Jackie Bowen. Margie Bigelow. Annette Lane. Betty Jackson. Barbara Do Grow. Fourth row —Sue Smith. Junior Ed.; Barbara Davis. Barbara Shepherd. Dramatic Ed.; Lucille Titrs, Music Ed.; Joyce Craft. Elizabeth Cooke. Janet Ragatz Joyce Dye. Myra Krasner. Fifth row—Diane King. Don Waldenmayer. D.ck Clapp. Ron Black. Forensic Ed.; Marshall Hershon. J.m Baldwin Russ Linabury. Roger Pickering. Allen Tucker. Tom Richardson. Jo Ann Bradley. Prospectus I his record of the year 1949 which you are now reading is the product of a year’s industrious and ingenious efforts by the Pros- pectus staff. Editor-in-chief of Central’s forty-third year book was Pat Kostka, who directed its organization. Cal Samra, Associate- Editor, was responsible for the supervision of write-ups and pho- tography. A year book is only as good as its senior section. Elaine Jones, Senior Editor, planned an excellent section for the graduates of this year. Supervising the junior section of the book was Sue Smith, while Sue Laycock was in charge of sophomore layouts. Two new positions were created this year and were held by Joyce Peck, Faculty Editor; and Roger Pickering, Write-Up Editor. In charge of art work was Chuck Stanton; and Lucille Titus, Music Editor; Barbara Shepherd, Dramatics Editor; and Ron Black, Forensic Editor; were responsible for the fine arts section. Senior Officers JO IRWIN Secretary BILL BILLINGS President RON BLACK Vice-President RENA NOVAK Treasurer Class of 1949 Like most graduating classes the Senior Class of 1949 has complained about long, hard hours, but as graduation approached they were just as reluctant to leave as most of the classes before them. It was harder to say good-bye than they had thought it would be. On top after the elections in the fall were Bill Billings, president; Ron Black, vice-president; Jo Irwin, secretary; and Rena Novak, treas- urer. They were assisted by the class sponsors, Mrs. Edna McMillan and Miss Ruth Reik. Highlighting the activities of the year were the senior dinner dance, Baccalaureate, and finally Commencement. Among the other activities of the year were the senior couple dance, senior sing, and “Dear Ruth,” the senior play. SENIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS. First row, left to right—Nancy Samson. Rena Novak, treas- urer: Bill Billings, president: Ron Black, vice-president; Jo Irwin, secretary. Second row—Joyce Wisely. Helen Samaras, Donna Rawlings. Jean Coonich. Mary Brabbs. Lesla Krantz. Third row —Julia Wilson, Charlotte Owen, Joyce Dye. Darice Murphy. Arlayne Warren. Fourth row— Reese Stipes, Paul Smith, D’Arcy Hoops, Tim Richardson, Marshall Hershon. Honor Grads Graduating with High Distinction MARTHA JANE ATKINS FRANCES MARY KOCSIS JANETTE LUCILLE MARCZI NAN CURRY PATRICIA ANNE KOSTKA ALLAN RUSSELL McCRECOR JOSEPHINE IRWIN CLARA MAE KUHEN NORMA GALE NEWTON Graduating with High Distinction MARILYN REBECCA PARSELL MARILYN JEAN SPERRY MARGARET EMILY TRENGOVE JOYCE ELAINE PECK RUTH JOYCE TEITELBAUM DOROTHY J. WILLIAMS PAUL EDWARD SMITH LUCILLE ANN TITUS LORETTA IRENE ZANE Graduating with Distinction Teresa Appolonia Neva Mae Battiste Mary Catharine Brabbs JoAnn Bradley Margaret Burgess Dorothy A. Butkovich Patricia M. Cade Hugh Hendrix Carrell Joseph Van Doren Coleman Patricia Ann Collins Shirley Ann Compson Jean Coonich Evelyn Joyce Craft B. Ann Cross Marguerite Ann Dover Robert Glenn Dutro Joyce Lava lie Dye John R. Fleischmann Jean Lucia Franchi Kathleen Dolores Gelhorn Muriel Jean Gill Patricia Jean Greer Janice A. Hallitt Joseph James Hanzek Harlow E. Hopkins William Caley Hubbard Robert James Hummel Elaine Jones Earline Mary Kelly Barry L. King Lesla Krantz Beverly Ann Lakies Russell D. Linabury Mary Louise Lingelbach Robert E. Martin 10 Graduating with Distinction Evelyn Lorraine Mathis Leonard Gilbert McMillen Nancy Lou Mooney Marybeth Murray Donna Jean Nichols Rena H. Novak Phyllis Irene Oldham Richard David O’Neil Irene Papp Roger Alan Pickering Betty Ann Pratt Marilyn Lois Quiggin William Henry Reusch Patricia R. Roe Wayne Rosson Cal Samra Nancy Jane Samson Irene Samu Evelyn Charlotte Schmald Betty L. Schmidt Roger Barrett Sullivan Evelyn Phyllis Tear Donald Jeffrey Teasdale Betty Jane Thomas Nellie Jean Townley Jean Elaine Wallace Arlayne J. Warren Alberta Jean Whaley 11 Hanna Abraham Marlene D. Ackerman Betty Ackley LaVona F. Alderson Donna M. Alexander Shirley Alexander Jeannic L. Alford Nina Alorc Beverly J. Alton Riley W. Anders Robert Anderson Thelma M. Anderson Ccraldinc P. Andrews Teresa Appolonia Richard D. Armstrong James Ascltinc Martha J. Atkins James K. Avery William J. Avitts Robert C. Bachand Marilyn E. Bachman Helen N. Baer Beverley Banks Charles F. Banks Donna J. Barker Norene A. Barnes Charlotte Barnett Robert A. Barnhart Nancy P. Barrett Robert Barrett Kathleen Barth Peter P. Bartman Neva M. Battistc Richard J. Baxter Mary J. Beatty Donald A. Beaudry Haxcl L. Bclitz Charlotte Bennett Robert E. Bennett Donald Bernccker Marjorie A. Bersinger Donald R. Bcutlcr Joan E. Beverly Bill E. Billings Phyllis Bishop Edward Bisock Maxine Black Ronald A. Black 12 Seniors Row One— Hanna Abraham Marlene Doris Ackerman Betty Jane Ackley Kaleidoscope Ballet. Girls’ Sports LaVona Faye Aldcrson Kaleidoscope. Girls’ Sports Donna Mac Alexander Kaleidoscope. Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir. Arrow Head Shirley Joyce Alexander Glee Club Row Two— Jeannie Lee Alford Red Cross Representative Alpha Rho Tau. Dramatics Girls’ Sports Nina Alorc Beverly Joan Alton Girls’ Sports Riley Wayne Anders Reserve Baseball Manager Intramural Basketball Robert Anderson Thelma Marie Anderson “F” Club. Y-Teens Arrow Head, Girls Sports Row Three— Patricia Andrews Student Council. Belle Masque Girls’ Sports Teresa Appolonia Richard Dean Armstrong James Aseltine Martha Jane Atkins Attic Players, Forensic Attic Players’ Plays, Concert Band Marching Band. Theater Orchestra Sophomore Oratorical Declamation Arrow Head James K. Avery Red Cross Representative Arrow Head. Reserve Track Row Four- William John Avitts Belle Masque. Junior Play Marilyn Elaine Bachman Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Helen Nancy Baer Y-Teens, Girls’ Sports Beverley Ann Banks Chorus. Girls’ Sports Charles Frederick Banks Row Five— Donna Jeane Barker Sophomore Vice-President Belle Masque. A Cappella Choir Arrow Head, Girls' Sports Norene Barnes Attic Players, Quill and Scroll Kaleidoscope Arrow Head Business Manager Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Charlotte Barnett Robert A. Barnhart Nancy Patricia Barrett “F” Club, Prospectus Girls’ Sports Robert Barrett Row Six— Kathleen Barth Chorus Peter Paul Bartman Neva Mae Battiste Arrow Head Richard J. Baxter Mary Jean Beatty Alpha Rho Tau Donald Arthur Beaudry Row Seven— Hazel Louise Bclitz Library Activity Charlotte Evelyn Bennett Belle Masque Robert Eugene Bennett Arrow Head Advertising Manager Intramural Basketball Donald Bernecker Golf Marjorie Ann Bcrsinger Girls’ Sports Donald Ralph Beutler Row Fight— Joan Esther Beverly Nurses’ Club Bill E. Billings Senior President Varsity Club President Skippers Club, Executive Club Baseball, Basketball. Football, Track Phyllis Bishop Edward Bisock Reserve Baseball Manager Maxine Black Girls’ Sports Ronald Alan Black Senior Vice-President Sophomore. Junior. Senior Board of Directors. Belle Masque. Thespians, Kaleidoscope, Belle Masque Plays Junior Play, Senior Play Radio, Arrow Head. Prospectus The band makes the traditional “Big C 13 Robert Curtis Bachand Mb ■■I Hbac Seniors How One— Donald E. Blanchard Harry W. Blosscr Adeline Helen Bodis Ciris' Sports Evelyn Irene Bohm “F” Club, Girls’ Sports Hamad Joe Bomorra Mohawk Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Kenneth E. Boohcr How Two— Ceorgc W. Borror Varsity Swimming Joyce Bernice Borton Alpha Rho Tau. Arrow Head Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Leon Paul Bostwick Jacqueline Bowen Belle Masque. Quill and Scroll Kaleidoscope, Radio Madrigal Octette, Choir Arrow Head Secretary, Prospectus Emogcnc Bowser Red Cross Representative Stepping Stone Club, Kaleidoscope Glee Club, Ensemble Shirley June Bozarth How Three— Mary Catherine Brabbs Junior and Senior Board of Directors Alpha Rho Tau, Arrow Head Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Charles E. Bradford Norman Walter Bradford Student Council Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball Jo Ann Bradley Student Council, Kaleidoscope Glee Club, Arrow Head Prospectus Mary Rose Brady Morris Branch, Jr. How Four— Harold Branstncr Student Handbook Reserve and Varsity Track Intramural Basketball Varsity Basketball Manager Frances Ellen Breg Gertrude Yvonne Brewer Ted Brice Anne Lisa Brinch Arrow Head, Girls’ Sports Charles Buddy Brotcbcck Varsity Club, Mohawk Hi-Y Varsity Basketball and Baseball How Five— Anne Brothers Junior and Senior Board of Directors Stagecraft Club, Quill and Scroll Prospectus. Arrow Head Co-Contract Manager, Girls’ Sports Betty Brough Red Cross Representative Girls’ Sports Mr. LaVoic makes the routine trip to his office box Marilyn Elaine Brown Red Cross Representative Stagecraft Club, Prospectus Girls’ Sports Ray E. Bruton Patricia Joan Buchanan Girls’ Sports Robert Anton Buechncr How Six— Margaret Ann Burgess Bell Masque, Thespians, Radio Kaleidoscope, Belle Masque Play Glee Club, Debate, Girls’ Sports Gertrude Ann Burnham Stanley Beryl Burt Belle Masque, Stagecraft Club Thespians, Kaleidoscope Belle Masque Play, Radio Mixed Chorus Carlton Glenn Bush Paul Bush Varsity Club, Reserve Football Varsity Basketball Thomas Bussineau Alpha Rho Tau How Seven— Dorthy Ann Butkovich Red Cross Representative Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Patricia M. Cade Student Council, Girls’ Sports Richard C. Campbell Red Cross Representative Kaleidoscope, Chorus A Cappella Choir Ethlyn Helena Carlcy Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Joyce Lucille Carlson Student Council, Stagecraft Club Kaleidoscope, Prospectus Girls’ Sports Marjorie Ann Carlson Kaleidoscope, Glee Club How Fight— Christine Carpenter Georgia Louise Carpenter Robert Carr Varsity Football Hugh Hendrix Carrell Kaleidoscope, Concert Band Marching Band, Orchestra Joyce Evelyn Cashdollar Glee Club Jacqueline Lenore Cavitt Junior Board of Directors Kaleidoscope, Mixed Chorus Girls’ Sports 14 15 Donald E. Blanchard Harry W. Blossor Adeline H. Bodis Evelyn I. Bohm Hamad J. Bomorra Kenneth E. Booher Ccorge W. Borror Joyce B. Borton Leon P. Bostwick Jacqueline Bowen Emogcnc Bowser Shirley J. Boxarth Mary C. Brabbs Charles E. Bradford Norman W. Bradford Jo Ann Bradley Mary Rose Brady Morris Branch, Jr. Harold Branstner Frances Ellen Breg Certrude Y. Brewer Ted Brice Anne L. Brinch Charles B. Brotcbcck Anne Brothers Betty Brough Marilyn E. Brown Ray E. Bruton Patricia J. Buchanan Robert A. Bucchncr Margaret Burgess Certrude A. Burnham Stanley B. Burt Carlton C. Bush Paul Bush Thomas Bussincau Dorothy A. Butkovich Patricia M. Cade Richard C. Campbell Ethlyn H. Carlcy Joyce L. Carlson Marjorie A. Carlson Christine Carpenter Ccorgia L. Carpenter Robert Carr Hugh H. Carrcll Joyce E. Cashdollar Jacqueline L. Cavitt Trcva M. Chatters Joel P. Choate Richard D. Christiansen Joyce L. Church Richard E. Clapp James W. Clark Vivian E. A. Clark Joseph V. Coleman Eugene L. Cohoon Kenneth C. Cohee Dora K. Clement Kenneth A. Claxton Hattie L. Collins Patricia A. Collins Shirley A. Compson Theo E. Conarty Malcolm Congdon Elizabeth A. Cooke Jean Coonich William Cornack Elwood T. Correll James Coss Jacqueline Coulter Solima Coulter Marjorie Coupar Edward J. Covington Richard E. Cox Evelyn J. Craft Sarabcll Craig Norman Ray Crain Ronald Craine Roger H. Crane Marijoyce Crcsswcll Virginia Crider B. Ann Cross Beverley J. Cross Robert A. Crow. Jr. Mary A. Cunningham James Curnow Nan Curry Margaret E. Curtiss Marion F. Cutler James DaVanzo Daync L. Davis, Jr. Marilyn Dean Joan Dc Cou Barbara J. Dc Crow Joseph E. Del Moronc 16 Seniors Row One— Trcva M. Chatters Sophomore Board of Directors Arrow Head. Prospectus Girls’ Sports Joel Patrick Choate Intramural Basketball Richard Dale Christiansen Joyce Louise Church Girls’ Sports Richard Franklin Clapp Stagecraft, Shutterbugs, Attic Players Kaleidoscope. Attic Players’ Plays Opera. Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir, Arrow Head Prospectus. Reserve Swimming Cheerleaders James W. Clark Student Council Board of Directors Rozv Two— Vivian Elmira Anna Clark Kenneth Arthur Claxton Dora Kathryn Clement Girls’ Sports Kenneth C. Cohcc Eugene Lee Cohoon Joseph Van Doren Coleman Student Council. Varsity Club Swimming. Cross Country Row Three— Hattie Lee Collins Patricia Ann Collins Shirley Ann Compson Student Council, Kaleidoscope Girls’ Sports Thco E. Conarty Malcolm Dale Congdon Elizabeth Anne Cooke Kaleidoscope. Glee Club Ensemble. Prospectus Row Four— Jean Coonich Sophomore. Junior. Senior Board of Directors. Junior Red Cross Arrow Head. Girls' Sports William Cornack Varsity Club Intramural Basketball. Track. Football Elwood Tomas Correll Swimming James Coss Marching Band, Pep Band Jacqueline Coulter Solima Coulter Girls’ Sports Row Five— Marjorie Coupar Glee Club, A Cappella Choir Girls’ Sports Edward J. Covington Varsity Club. Varsity Swimming Richard E. Cox Intramural Basketball Evelyn Joyce Craft ChemClub, Kaleidoscope Glee Club, Prospectus Sarabcll Craig Girls’ Sports Norman Ray Crain Intramural Basketball Reserve Baseball Row Six— Ronald Crainc Intramural Basketball Reserve Baseball Roger Harvey Crane Track Marijoyce Crcsswcll Latin Club. Kaleidoscope Virginia Crider Glee Club B. Ann Cross Belle Masque. Forensic Club Kaleidoscope. Senior Play Beverley Jean Cross Attic Players. Latin Club Attic Players’ Play. Kaleidoscope A Cappella Choir Row Seven— Robert A. Crow. Jr. Varsity Club. Intramural Basketball Varsity Cheerleader Mary Anna Cunningham James Curnow Nan Curry Student Council. Belle Masque Thespians, Junior Play. Girls’ Sports Margaret Evelyn Curtiss F” Club, Girls’ Sports Marion Frances Cutler “F” Club, Girls’ Sports Row Fight— James DaVanzo Dayne L. Davis, Jr. Student Council. Varsity Club Tennis. Swimming. Varsity Football Marilyn Dean Junior and Senior Board of Directors Alpha Rho Tau. Attic Players Stagecraft Club. Glee Club Girls’ Ensemble, Kaleidoscope Opera, Arrow Head Joan DcCou Barbara Jean DcCrow Stagecraft Club. Kaleidoscope Glee Club, Prospectus Joseph E. Del Morone Here’s mummy (Jeanne Campbell' where’s poppy? 17 Seniors Row One— David Alex Dennis Alpha Rho Tau, Stagecraft Swim Manager, Track Enid A. Dochring Bettie Lou Donohou Junior Board of Directors Junior Red Cross, Chorus Maxine Ann Denton Girls’ Sports Donna Jean Dhyse Girls’ Sports Tom Dickie Intramural Basketball Basketball, Baseball Joseph Dicks, Jr. Booker T. Washington Marching Band, Swimming, Track Betty Jane Dimond Orchestra, Band, Marching Band Row Two— Norma Virginia Dinius Alice Olive Dodge Red Cross. Stepping Stone Club Nurses Club, Belle Masque Kaleidoscope, Opera. Choir, Glee Club Shorus, Arrow Head, Girls’ Sports Row Three— Oden L. Dorff Louis Dortch Student Council. Sophomore President Red Cross, Skippers Club Belle Masque. Kaleidoscope Junior Play, Senior Play Belle Masque Play, Radio Reserve Tennis, Intramural Basketball Marguerite Ann Dover Girls’ Sports Herbert Junior Draheim Delbert E. Draper Varsity Club, Varsity Football Intramural Basketball Neil C. Dresbach Marching Band, Concert Band Pep Band Row Four— Anna Louise Dodge Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Sports Doris Elaine Dochring Mr. Rcusch fo Mcrriam Cottfclt: “Chin up. now.” Jean Elvera Drudi Senior Board of Directors Glee Club, Arrow Head Mary Louise Drury Belle Masque, Kaleidoscope Girls’ Sports Robert E. Duff Student Union President Junior President, Inter-School Council Attic Players. Skippers Club Inter-Club Council, Forensic Society Attic Players’ Plays. Kaleidoscope A Cappella Choir, Debate Anita Jane Duncan Francella Marie Dunham Junior Red Cross. Stagecraft Club Attic Players, Inter-Club Council Maxine Janet Durnan Girls' Sports Row Five— Robert Clenn Dutro Attic Players, Chem Club Attic Players’ Play, Opera Kaleidoscope, A Cappella Choir, Track Bobbie W. Dye Joyce Lavalle Dye Junior and Senior Board of Directors Belle Masque. Quill and Scroll Kaleidoscope, Prospectus Arrow Head Feature Editor Elton Ramon Earl Belle Masque. Thespians Junior Play, Kaleidoscope Robert J. Eby, Jr. Attic Players, Kaleidoscope, Track Neil R. Eklund Row Six— Jacob Elia Barbara Pearl Elliott Boosters Club, Senior Play Prospectus, Arrow Head Donald Eppinger Thomas Eugene Erdly Marching Band, Concert Band Pep Band Raymond E. Eshbaugh Don Troy Ethington Intramural Basketball, Football Row Seven— Donald James Evans Varsity Club, Intramural Basketball, Track, Reserve Baseball, Football Charlotte M. Farrington Chorus, Girls’ Sports Robert Lee Featherstone Edmund Willis Ferguson Reserve Basketball Intramural Basketball John Eugene Ferguson Robert James Ferguson Intramural Basketball Reserve Football Row Eight— Marjorie A. Fctrow F Club, Y-Teens, Girls’ Sports Joan Wanda Fctzer Beverly L. Ficberniti Mixed Chorus Raymond E. Field Paul L. Fischhabcr Mixed Chorus, Concert Band A Cappella Choir. Opera Mary Venice Fittante Y-Teens, Stepping Stone Club Girls’ Sports 18 David A. Dennis Maxine A. Denton Donna J. Dhyso Tom Dickie Joseph Dicks, Jr. Betty J. Dimond Norma V. Dinius Olive A. Dodge Anna L. Dodge Doris E. Doehring Enid A. Doehring Betty L. Donohou Owen L. Dorff Louis Dortch Marguerite A. Dover Herbert J. Draheim Delbert E. Draper Neil Drcsbach Jean Elvera Drudi Mary Louise Drury Robert E. Duff Anita Jane Duncan Francclla M. Dunham Maxine J. Durnan Robert C. Dutro Bobbie W. Dye Joyce Lavallc Dye Elton R. Earl Robert J. Eby, Jr. Neil R. Eklund Jacob Elia Barbara P. Elliott Donald Eppingcr Thomas Erdly Raymond E. Eshbaugh Don Ethington Donald J. Evans Charlotte M. Farrington Robert L. Fcatherstonc Edmund W. Ferguson John E. Ferguson Robert E. Ferguson Marjorie A. Fetrow Joan Wanda Fctxor Beverly L. Ficbcrniti Raymond E. Field Paul L. Fischhabcr Mary V. Fittantc 19 John R. Flcischmann Norman E. Foster William H. Fox Jean Lucia Franchi Hollis L. Frasier Burton R. Freeburg Shirley Frccdland Louis M. Cach Joanne A. Cadola Joan M. Carrow Maxine E. Carvic Josephine Garvin Phyllis Ccicrsbach Donna Joyce Geiger Kathleen D. Cclhorn Celeste E. Ccrou Robert S. Ccrulski Charles R. Cibbons Henry F. Cicgling Margie E. Gilbert Muriel Jean Cill Ceraldine M. Cillam Howard F. Gilmore Elizabeth M. Cordon Jo Ann Goss Mary Elizabeth Cracc Mary Yvonne Craham John Louis Gramsc Mary Frances Creen Jo Kathryn Creenley Darwin R. Creenman Donald C. Crccnough Patricia Jean Creer Ronald C. Criffin Harold Ulius Grimes Joyce E. Crovom William R. Crubbs Beverly Hadsell Ccrald F. Hagerman Betty June Hagle Betty L. Hahn Bobetta Hairston Roland J. Haist Janice A. Hallitt Carol E. Hamblin Robert Hamilton Levi M. Hammond Tolan M. Hammond. Jr. 20 Seniors Row One— John R. Fleischmann Norman Eldrige Foster Varsity Football William Herman Fox Varsity Club, Stagecraft Club Intramural Basketball Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football Jean Lucia Franchi Quill and Scroll, A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus, Prospectus Club Editor Arrow Head Hollis Leona Frasier Attic Players, Chem Club Attic Players' Play, Girls' Sports Burton R. Freeburg Row Two—• Shirley Freeland Louis M. Cach Intramural Basketball, Track Varsity Football Joanne A. Cadola Joan Marie Carrow Red Cross Representative, Y-Teens “F” Club, Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Maxine E. Carvie Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Sports Josephine Garvin Mixed Chorus Row Three— Phyllis Geiersbach Library Service Club Donna Joyce Geiger Shutterbugs Kathleen Dolores Gelhorn Celeste Elaine Gcrou Robert Stanley Gcrulski Charles R. Gibbons Row Four— Henry Frederick Cicgling Margie Elaine Gilbert Girls’ Sports Muriel Jean Gill Chem Club, Girls’ Sports Geraldine Marie Cillam Girls’ Sports Howard Frederick Gilmore Elizabeth Mae Gordon Sophomore Board of Directors Junior Board of Directors Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus, Arrow Head Row Five—■ Jo Ann Goss Mary Elizabeth Grace Girls’ Sports Mary Yvonne Graham The Library Service Club John Louis Gramse Mary Frances Green Red Cross Representative Alpha Rho Tau, Mixed Chorus Jo Kathryn Grecnlcy Student Council, Stepping Stone Club Kaleidoscope. Glee Club. Girls’ Sports Row Six— Darwin Russell Greenman Alpha Rho Tau Donald Gordon Grccnough Intramural Basketball, Swimming Varsity Football Patricia Jean Greer Opera, Mixed Chorus Ronald Charles Griffin Intramural Basketball. Swimming Varsity Football Harold Ulius Grimes Chorus Joyce E. Grovom Chorus Row Seven— William R. Grubbs Intramural Basketball Beverly Hadscll Kaleidoscope, A Cappella Choir Girls’ Sports Gerald F. Hagcrman Betty June Haglc Arrow Head, Prospectus Betty L. Hahn Glee Club Bobctta Hairston Row Fight— Roland J. Haist Golf Janice A. Hallitt Latin Club, Belle Masque, “F” Club Junior Play, Girls’ Sports Carol Edith Hamblin Glee Club Robert H. Hamilton Attic Players. Attic Players’ Plays Arrow Head Assistant Editor Student Handbook Editor Levi M. Hammond Tolan Adelbert Hammond, Jr. Track Thomas Adkins in deep concentration 21 Seniors Row One— Robert Calvin Hampton Junior Board of Directors Swimming. Reserve Baseball Carol Joanne Haney Joseph James Hanzek III Arthur Eugene Harris John T. Harris Intramural Basketball Baseball, Track Wanda T. Hawtin Sophomore Board of Directors Student Council, Stepping Stones Girls’ Sports Row Two— Joann Hayes Girls’ Sports Kenneth Henry Hayes Phyllis Joan Hayward Mixed Chorus Norma Jean Headrick Frederick Albert Healy Student Council. Inter-Club Council Varsity Club, Attic Players Kaleidoscope, Intramural Basketball Reserve Basketball, Football Suzanne Healy Red Cross. Kaleidoscope Row Three— Dean Hchn Hi-Y Fred D. Henley Leonard J. Hcnncssy Intramural Basketball Patsy R. Henry Junior Board of Directors, Girls’ Sports Dorothy Bernice Herban James Robert Hcrington Cross Country Row Four— Marshall Dean Hershon Student Council, Board of Directors Chem Club, Shutterbugs Arrow Head Photography Editor Prospectus, Reserve Baseball Quill and Scroll Jack B. Hertz Reserve Swimming, Swimming Amanda Hilda Hesse Girls' Sports LaVcrn Allen Hctherington Track Clifford R. Hibbard Intramural Basketball Wanda Nadine Hicks Row Five— William R. Hildcn Joseph Henry Hill, Jr. Booker T. Washington Hi-Y, Track Betty Joan Hiller Library Service Tom K. Hitchings Basketball Opal W. Hobbs Mary A. Hobson Row Six— Wayne R. Holcomb Orr W. Holmes Basketball D’Arcy Merlin Hoops Board of Directors, Varsity Club Basketball, Cross Country, Track Harlow E. Hopkins Marching Band, Concert Band— Student Director. Drum Major Maxine lone Horning Harold John Houk, Jr. Marching Band, Concert Band Row Seven— Elinor Nelda House Junior Class Secretary, Student Council Junior Board of Directors, “F” Club Attic Players, Stagecraft Commanderins, Kaleidoscope Attic Players’ Play, Girls’ Sports Harry J. Howell William Caley Hubbard Attic Players, Reserve Swimming Robert James Hummel Belle Masque Inter-Club Commission Forensic Club, Kaleidoscope Belle Masque Play, Junior Play Debate, Spring Speech, Senior Play Martha Ann Hylen Stagecraft Club, Kaleidoscope Girls’ Sports Patricia E. Ignace “F” Club, Girls’ Sports All students now have voting privileges Row Fight Alan Wayne Inman Sophomore Board of Directors Kenneth Ray Inman Fred LaVernc Irrer Baseball. Intramural Baseball Josephine K. Irwin Student Council. Junior and Senior Board of Directors. Senior Secretary Belle Masque, Thespians, F Club Commanderins. Girls’ Sports Douglas R. Isbell Betty Anne Jackson Arrow Head, Prospectus 22 Robert C. Hampton Carol Joanne Haney Joseph J. Hanzek Arthur E. Harris John T. Harris Wanda Hawtin Joann Hayes Kenneth H. Hayes Phyllis Hayward Norma J. Headrick Fredrick A. Healy Suzanne Healy Dean Hehn Fred D. Henley Leonard Hennessy Pat Henry Dorothy B. Herban James R. Herington Marshall D. Hershon Jack B. Hertz Amanda H. Hesse LaVern A. Hcthcrington Clifford R. Hibbard Wanda Nadine Hicks William R. Hilden Joseph H. Hill Betty Hiller Tom K. Hitchings Opal W. Hobbs Mary Hobson Wayne R. Holcomb Orr W. Holmes D'Arcy M. Hoops Harlow E. Hopkins Maxine I. Horning Harold J. Houk Elinor Nelda House Harry J. Howell William C. Hubbard Robert J. Hummel Martha Ann Hylen Patricia Ignace Alan W. Inman Ken Inman Fred Laverne Irrer Josephine Irwin Douglas R. Isbell Betty Anne Jackson 23 Thelma Lee Jackson William R. Jackson Margaret Jacobs Prentice James Mary L. Jennings Norma Jean Jewett Marilyn Johnson Marjorie Johnson Marlow Johnson Robert Johnson Curtis Jones Elaine Jones Margaret C. Jones Peggy Joyce Jones William Jones Earline Mary Kelly Marilyn P. Kendall James Clifford Kerr Donald J. Keswick Barry King Marie King David Stanley Klein Carolyn Ruth Kline Frances Mary Kocsis Patricia A. Kostka David Kostowski Lcsla Krantz Myra Helen Krasncr Barbara Kreft Paul Krcidcr Clara Mae Kuhcn Frederick E. Kump Constance A. Lafrcdo Beverly Ann Lakies Wayne Lambert Dorothy Lambrecht Annette Lane Barbara C. Langdon Joan A. Lansford Donna Marie Larmay Rickard Laskin Anna Jean Lastcr Barbara Lawrence William Layman Dolores Lazar Elaine Lcitch Judith Marilyn Less Russell Linabury 24 Seniors Row One— Thelma Lee Jackson William R. Jackson Margaret Katherine Jacobs James Prentice Booker T. Washington Hi-Y Mary Lou Jennings “F” Club. Band. Girls' Sports Norma Jean Jewett Girls’ Sports Row Two— Marilyn E. Johnson Future Nurses Club. Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir Marjorie E. Johnson Marlowe David Johnson Robert Keith Johnson Track, Baseball. Tennis Curtis Leon Jones Elaine Jones Quill and Scroll. Prospectus Row Three— Margaret Christine Jones Library Service Club Peggy Joyce Jones William Jones Booker T. Washington Hi-Y Earlinc Mary Kelly Girls’ Sports Marilyn Parker Kendall Kaleidoscope. Glee Club James Clifford Kerr Frances Mary Kocsis Kaleidoscope. A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus Row Five— Patricia Anne Kostka Prospectus Editor-in-Chief Kaleidoscope Mistress of Ceremonies Belle Masque Secretary Quill and Scroll, Belle Masque Play Arrow Head News Editor David Kostowski Lcsla Krantz Senior Board of Directors “F” Club. Latin Club. Y-Teens Arrow Head, Girls’ Sports Myra Helen Krasner “F” Club, Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Barbara Kreft Paul E. Krcidcr Intramural Basketball Row Six— Clara Mae Kuhen Student Council. “F” Club Y-Teens, Girls’ Sports Frederick Edward Kump Constance Ann Lafredo Student Council, Kaleidoscope Glee Club Beverly Ann Lakies Orchestra Wayne E. Lambert Student Council, Belle Masque Thespians. Kaleidoscope Belle Masque Plays, Radio Varsity Swimming Dorothy A. Lambrecht Row Seven— Annette L. Lane Alpha Rho Tau. Arrow Head Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Barbara Christine Langdon Joan Adclc Lansford Donna Marie Larmay Richard Laskin Cinema Club Anna Jean Laster Row Fight— Barbara T. Lawrence Y-Teens, Stagecraft Club. Kaleidoscope Mixed Chorus. Glee Club William D. Layman Student Council Sophomore Board of Directors Inter-School Council, Alpha Rho Tau Varsity Club, Varsity Track Dolores Lazar Kaleidoscope, Arrow Head, Girls’ Sports Elaine Certrudc Lcitch Opera. A Cappella Choir Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Judith Marilyn Less Junior Board of Directors Junior Red Cross, F” Club Attic Players, Kaleidoscope Orchestra, Girls’ Sports Russell Duane Linabury Attic Players, Inter-Club Council Forensic Club. Quill and Scroll Kaleidoscope. Attic Players’ Plays Marching Band, Concert Band Orchestra. Debate. Arrow Head Sports Editor, Prospectus Sports Adviser Row Four— Donald James Keswick Barry L. King Student Council. Sophomore and Junior Board of Directors Marie C. King David Stanley Klein Band, Debate Carolyn Ruth Kline Orchestra. Glee Club Kaleidoscope, Opera 25 Seniors Row One— Ortal Linslcy Barbara J. Lincbcrry Girls’ Sports Mary Louise Lingelbach Junior Red Cross, Girls’ Sports Lynndora Little Radio Nola Marie Lockard Red Cross. Stagecraft Club Alpha Rho Tau, Kaleidoscope Glee Club, Senior Play, Arrow Head Prospectus. Girls’ Sports Catherine Louise Lucus Row Two— Peggy Joyce Malin Martha H. Mann Row Three— Ceorge Mansour Intramural Basketball Nicholas John Manutcs Varsity Club, Belle Masque Boosters Club, Kaleidoscope, Orchestra String Quartet, Intramural Basketball Track, Cheerleader Reola March Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Janette Lucille Marczi Junior Red Cross, “F” Club Y-Teens Boosters Club, Arrow Head Girls’ Sports Rodger Alexander McDougall Junior Board of Directors Row Six— Allan Russell McCregor Shutterbugs, Chem Club Dorothy Ann McCregor Attic Players, “F” Club, Kaleidoscope Junior Play. Senior Play, Girls’ Sports Jack Cilbert McKay Intramural Basketball, Track Leonard Cilbert McMillen A Cappella Choir Irving J. Meerson Paul McNee Dian Mary Lund Attic Players. Kaleidoscope Girls’ Sports James M. Lytle Aileen E. MacDonald “F” Club. Concert Band Orchestra, Girls’ Sports Doris E. Malin Glee Club Morning Bible Reading by Mary Sanderson Leonard C. Martin Robert E. Martin Chem Club, Reserve Swimming Row Four— Marion Ruth Maschino Stewart N. Mason Basketball, Reserve Baseball Geraldine Ann Masuch “F” Club, Boosters Club, Girls’ Sports Evelyn Lorraine Mathis Chem Club, Stagecraft Club Boosters Club, Arrow Head. Prospectus Mixed Chorus, Girls' Sports Betty Jane Mattice Cerald Weldon McArthur Row Five— Joan McBec Arrow Head David R. McCall Basketball Sally Mac McClellan James McClure Esther Suzanne McCredic Row Seven— Shirley Ann Melrose Stepping Stones. Kaleidoscope Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Joyce Frances Mcncrey Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir Eleanor Barbara Meyer Stagecraft Club, Y-Teens, Girls’ Sports Faye Leora Miller Fred William Miller Cerald L. Miller Reserve Football Row Fight — Madclon Mac Miller Y-Teens, Stepping Stones, Girls’ Sports Shirley Ann Miller Choir Bill Mirgon Basketball Joyce Elaine Mitchell Constance Mollay Jay Harold Montgomery Attic Players. Kaleidoscope Concert Band, Marching Band Pep Band. Arrow Head 26 Ortal Lindslcy Barbara Lincberry Mary L. Lingclbach Lynndora Little Nola Marie Lockard Catherine L. Lucus Dian Mary Lund James Lytle Ailccn MacDonald Doris Matin Peggy Joyce Malin Martha Mann Ccorgc Mansour Nicholas J. Manutcs Reola March Janette L. Marcxi Leonard Martin Robert Martin Marion R. Maschino Stewart Mason Ceraldinc A. Masuch Evelyn L. Mathis Betty Jane Matticc Ccrald W. McArthur Joan MeBee David McCall Sally M. McClellan James McClure Esther S. McCredic Rodger A. McDougall Allan R. McCrcgor Dorothy A. McCrcgor Jack Cilbert McKay Leonard C. McMillcn Irving Meerson Paul McNee Shirley Ann Melrose Joyce F. Mcncrcy Eleanor B. Meyer Faye Lcora Miller Fred William Miller Ccrald Miller Madelon Mac Miller Shirley Ann Miller Bill Mirgon Joyce Elaine Mitchell Constance Mollay Jay H. Montgomery 27 Nancy Lou Mooney LaVerne Moorman Lillian Morford Ccorgc Morgan Thomas Roth Morgan Edward Morris Jean Morris Dorothy J. Mourand Wendall Mowery Phyllis Eileen Muma Robert Murdock Darice Joyce Murphy Marybeth Murray William Nakamura James Neal William Ncall Lois Nelson Hubert L. Neumann Eddie Ncurohr Patricia Ncuvillc Carficld N. Newberry Norma Calc Newton Donna Jean Nichols Patricia Ann Nilan Rena Novak Anna Odishoo Phyllis Irene Oldham Richard David O'Neil Patricia A. Ormstcad Ardis N. Ouillette Charlotte Ann Owen Patsy Eulene Pace Richard Lloyd Page Arthur W. Palmer Irene Papp Bonnie Jean Park Juliann Parker Wesley F. Parker Catherine Parrish Marilyn R. Parsed Allan B. Patterson Cetha June Patton Daisy Payne Evelyn Cene Pea Joyce Elaine Peck Maxine Marie Peck Joyce Ann Pennegar Ted Penny 28 Row One— Nancy Lou Mooney Student Council Sophomore Board of Directors “F” Club, Library Service Club Kaleidoscope, Glee Club, Girls’ Sports LaVcrnc V. Moorman Sophomore Basketball Lillian Morford Concert Band, Marching Band Girls’ Sports Ccorge F. Morgan Varsity Club, Intramural Basketball Baseball Manager Thomas Roth Morgan Edward Harold Morris Intramural Basketball Row Two— Jean Morris Dorothy Jean Mourand Glee Club Wcndall Alton Mowery Track, Intramural Basketball Phyllis Eileen Muma Glee Club, Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Sports Robert L. Murdock Senior Board of Directors Varsity Club. Intramural Basketball Varsity Track, Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Darice Joyce Murphy Senior Board of Directors, Belle Masque Row Three— Marybeth Murray Junior Board of Directors. Attic Players Kaleidoscope, Attic Players' Plays William H. Nakamura Shutterbugs James W. Neal Student Council, Kaleidoscope Varsity Swimming William J. Neall Orchestra Lois Marilyn Nelson Belle Masque Hubert Louis Neumann Attic Players. Attic Players’ Play Track, Cross Country Row Four— Eddie Ncurohr Patricia J. Ncuvillc Kaleidoscope, Orchestra, Girls’ Sports Carficld Neil Newberry Mohawk Hi-Y Seniors Donna Jean Nichols Kaleidoscope, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Patricia Ann Nilan Junior Board of Directors Attic Players, Forensic Club Quill and Scroll, Kaleidoscope Attic Players, Junior Play Row Five— Rena H. Novak Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Class Treasurer. “F Club. Y-Teens Latin Club, Commanderins Kaleidoscope. Arrow Head, Prospectus Girls’ Sports Anna Odishoo Alpha Rho Tau, Girls’ Sports Phyllis Irene Oldham Richard David O’Neil Varsity Golf, Swimming Patricia Ann Ormstcad “F” Club, Nurses Club, Commanderins Girls’ Sports Ardis Ncdra Ouillette Glee Club Row Six— Charlotte Ann Owen Junior and Senior Board of Directors Attic Players, Latin Club, Kaleidoscope, Attic Players’ Play Patsy Eulene Pace Girls’ Sports Richard Lloyd Page Intramural Basketball, Track, Reserve Football Arthur William Palmer Irene Papp Kaleidoscope, Arrow Head Bonnie Jean Park Girls’ Sports Row Seven— Juliann Parker Wesley Francis Parker Red Cross, Attic Players Stagecraft Club. Kaleidoscope Attic Players’ Plays, Junior Play Arrow Head Catherine Parrish Glee Club Marilyn Rebecca Parsed Student Council. “F Club Future Nurses’ Club, Girls’ Sports Allan Bryce Patterson Intramural Basketball Cctha June Patton Row Fight — Daisy Ethel Payne Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Evelyn Cene Pea Mixed Chorus Joyce Elaine Peck Latin Club, Prospectus Maxine Marie Peck Joyce Ann Pcnncgar Glee Club Theodore Ace Penny Normal Calc Newton Girls’ Sports Seniors Row One— Ingrid Carol Perkins Alpha Rho Tau, Ciris’ Sports Charles L. Perry Reserve Baseball, Reserve Basketball Reserve Football Jack Herbert Perry Intramural Basketball, Football Joseph C. Persails Sophomore Baseball Intramural Basketball Reserve Baseball, Football Manager Kyle H. Peterson Intramural Basketball Elmer Edward Pharms Row Two— Violet Maxine Phillips Girls’ Sports Roger Alan Pickering Alpha Rho Tau, Chem Club Shutterbugs. Arrow Head Prospectus Write-up Editor William J. Piper Patricia Ann Place Kaleidoscope, Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Carla Jean Porter Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Mildred Ann Powers “F Club, Girls’ Sports Row Three— Adeline Anne Prahl • F” Club. Y-Teens. G.A.A. Girls’ Sports Betty Anne Pratt Red Cross, Student Council Belle Masque, F” Club Arrow Head, Girls’ Sports Roy Virgene Preslar Concert Band, Marching Band Margaret Lcanorc Pugh Student Council, F” Club Boosters Club, Girls’ Sports Marilyn Lois Quiggin Red Cross, “F Club, Girls’ Sports Donna Marie Radcliffc Student Council, Red Cross Kaleidoscope, Arrow Head. Girls’ Sports Row Four— Janet E. Ragatz Alpha Rho Tau, “F” Club Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Patricia Lou Rarick Donna Lee Rawlings Sophomore Board of Directors Girls’ Sports Joan Helen Raymond “F” Club, Girls’ Sports Vaughn Arthur Rcasoner Varsity Club, Belle Masque, Football James Elvis Rcburn A Cappella Choir Intramural Basketball, Football Row Five— Nancy Jean Reed A Cappella Choir, Girls’ Sports Reuben Charles Rcttke William Henry Reusch Chem Club. Quill and Scroll Concert Band, Orchestra, Arrow Head Prospectus, Tennis Mr. Sherman assists Clinton Beach with the handbook Clarence Charles Rcvord Student Council, Varsity Club Baseball, Football Cloria Ann Reynolds Forensic Club, Stagecraft Club Spring Speech, Girls’ Sports Calvin Clifford Rice Belle Masque, Varsity Club Thespians, Booster Club Belle Masque Plays, Kaleidoscope Mixed Chorus, Cheerleader, Track Row Six— Carol Richards Lois Ann Richards Thomas C. Richardson Senior Board of Directors Stagecraft Club, Mohawk Hi-Y Arrow Head. Prospectus Tennis Manager, Reserve Football Shirley June Ricman Mixed Chorus Ruby Constance Ritchings Senior Board of Directors Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Robert L. Roach Varsity Club, Arrow Head Contract Manager, Track Manager Cross Country Manager Row Seven— David B. Roberts Helen Lucretia Robinctt Girls’ Sports Beverly Jean Robinson Alpha Rho Tau, “F” Club, Girls’ Sports Patricia R. Roe Alpha Rho Tau, Girls’ Sports Edgar Dca Rohlfing Band Timothy Ceorge Root Rote Fight— Betty Jean Ross Band, Girls’ Sports Wayne Rosson Forensic Club, Belle Masque A Cappella Choir Harmon Rumpel Lloyd Arthur Rundlctt Junior Red Cross, Cinema Club Stepping Stone Club, Kaleidoscope Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Lucy Belle Ruple Junior Red Cross, Cinema Stepping Stone Club, Kaldeidoscope Glee Club, Girls’ Club Betty Jane Russ Mixed Chorus 30 31 Ingrid Carol Perkins Charles Perry Jack Herbert Perry Joseph C. Pcrsails Kyle Peterson Elmer Edward Pharms Violet M. Phillips Roger A. Pickering William Piper Patricia Place Carla Jean Porter Mildred Ann Powers Adeline Anne Prahl Betty Anne Pratt Roy Virgene Prcslar Margaret L. Pugh Marilyn Lois Quiggin Donna M. Radcliftc Janet Ragatz Patricia Lou Rarick Donna Lee Rawlings Joan Helen Raymond Vaughn Rcasoncr James Elvis Reburn Nancy Jean Reed Reuben C. Rettke William H. Rcusch Clarence C. Revord Cloria Ann Reynolds Calvin Clifford Rice Carol Richards Lois Ann Richards Thomas Richardson Shirley June Rieman Ruby C. Ritchings Robert Roach David Roberts Helen L. Robinett Beverly J. Robinson Patricia Roc Edgar Dca Rohlfing Timothy Ccorgc Root Betty Jean Ross Wayne Rosson Harmon Rumpel Lloyd A. Rundlctt Lucy Belle Ruplc Betty Jane Russ Howard J. Russell James Russell Harold Ruth James Ryan Virginia Mac Ryan Eileen R. Ryndress Hclynn S. Samaras Cal Samra Nancy Jane Samson Irene Samu Kenneth Lee Sanders Mary E. Sanderson Robert Schlegelmilch Evelyn C. Schmald Betty Schmidt Donald Schmidt Donna Jean Schmidt Robert C. Schneider Edwin Schricber Dorothy Iris Scifers Carol Scott Frances Louise Scott L. Duane Scott Howard C. Seaman Nancy Ann Sears Lorraine Sedlow Ccorgc Semmens Ccorgc D. Sharpe Richard Arlo Shaw Jack Shay Joan Nadine Sheldon Ravern Shepard Donna Mac Shephard Barbara Shepherd Phyllis Ann Shipley Coral Shores Alphaious Simmons David Simon Mariana Simpson Clyde Sims Donald Sister Eugene Small Yvonne Smalley Charles F. Smith Jo Ann Smith Joyce Marie Smith Marion Louise Smith Mary Louise Smith Seniors Row One— Howard James Russell Intramural Basketball James E. Russell Harold Ruth James E. Ryan Virginia Mac Ryan Eileen Rose Ryndress Row Two— Hclynn Stephanie Samaras Student Council Junior and Senior Board of Directors Prospectus, Girls Sports Cal Samra Student Union Vice-President Mohawk Hi-Y, Chem Club, Forensic Skippers Club, Quill and Scroll Prospectus Associate Editor Arrow Head News Editor Kaleidoscope, Attic Players Play Nancy Jane Samson Senior Board of Directors, Glee Club Irene Samu Quill and Scroll. Arrow Head Prospectus, Girls Sports Kenneth Lee Sanders Mary Elizabeth Sanderson Junior Board of Directors, Red Cross Forensic Club, Inter-Club Council Debate Row Three— Robert Schlegclmilch Evelyn Charlotte Schmald Student Council, “F” Club Girls’ Sports Betty Louise Schmidt Orchestra, String Ensemble String Quartette. Girls’ Sports Donald R. Schmidt A Cappella Choir, Track Reserve Basketball Donna Jean Schmidt Glee Club Robert Ccorgc Schneider Mohawk Hi-Y Row Four— Edwin Schriebcr Reserve Baseball, Basketball Manager Dorothy Iris Scifcrs “F” Club, Girls’ Sports Carol A. R. Scott Marching Band, Concert Band Frances Louise Scott Leslie Duane Scott Reserve Cross Country Howard Ceorgc Seaman 33 Row Five— Nancy Ann Sears Attic Players, Attic Players' Play Opera. A Cappella Choir Madrigal Octette. Kaleidoscope Lorraine 0. Scdlow Hamady House. Library Service Ccorgc Rowe Semmcns Belle Masque. A Cappella Choir Football George Daniel Sharpe Student Council. Attic Players Kaleidoscope. Arrow Head Richard Arlo Shaw Jack A. Shay Row Six— Joan Nadine Sheldon Student Council, F Club Girls’ Sports Ravcrn Shepard Donna Mae Shephard Arrow Head Barbara Shepherd Belle Masque. Student Director of Belle Masque Play Student Director of Senior Play Radio, Prospectus Dramatics Editor Phyllis Ann Shipley Coral Shores Row Seven— Alphaious Simmons David Simon Mariana Simpson Girls’ Sports Clyde A. Sims Stagecraft Club, Track Donald Sislcr Choir Eugene Beach Small Chem Club, A Cappella Choir Row Fight— Yvonne Aria Smalley Charles Fredrick Smith Jo Ann Westfall Smith Y-Teens, Girls’ Sports Joyce Marie Smith Marion Louise Smith Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Sports Mary Louise Smith Betty Donohou and Leonard McMillcn didn't Seniors Row One— Norman Smith Paul Edward Smith Student Council Sophomore Board of Directors Senior Board of Directors, Chem Club Ralph Richard Smith Varsity Club. Swimming Cross Country, Football. Track Robert Milton Smith Intramural Basketball Frank William Smythe Attic Players, Attic Players’ Plays Opera, Choir, Forensic Club Janet Ann Soper Student Council, Orchestra, Band Girls’ Sports Row Two— Harold Edward Spencer Red Cross, Intramural Basketball Marilyn Jean Sperry Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Sports Bobby Jack Stafford Doris Jean Stafford Kaleidoscope, Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Mary Lou Stanhope Orchestra. Girls’ Sports Charles Louis Stanton Sophomore Junior Board of Directors Red Cross Representative Alpha Rho Tau, Kaleidoscope Senior Play, Arrow Head, Prospectus Row Three— William Henry Staple Intramural Basketball Doris Ann Stevenson Sophomore Secretary, Commanderins Stepping Stone Club, Girls’ Sports Barbara M. Stiff Chem Club. Belle Masque Mixed Chorus Reese W. Stipes, Jr. Senior Board of Directors, Attic Players Kaleidoscope Master of Ceremonies Attic Players’ Plays, Varsity Swimming Francis L. Stoner, Jr. Red Cross Representative Alida Mae Strabcl Row Four— Joyce Marie Strahle Arrow Head Marian Kathryn Stroup Kaleidoscope, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Lawrence H. Struck Dorothy Strudgeon Mixed Chorus Jeanette A. Stucrzl Junior Red Cross Representative Belle Masque, Chem Club Mixed Chorus, Belle Masque Play Alta Louise Styles Row Five— Roger Barrett Sullivan Red Cross Representative Marching Band Dolores Adclc Sumley Kaleidoscope. Mixed Chorus. Debate Betty Jane Supol Lois Jean Tali Belle Masque, Kaleidoscope, Chorus “Let's try that new dip Rachel Tamrax Alpha Rho Tau William Taylor Marching Band, Intramural Basketball Row Six— Evelyn Phyllis Tear Latin Club, Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Sports Donald Jeffrey Teasdale Junior Board of Directors Red Cross Representative Marching Band, Pep Band Ruth Joyce Teitelbaum Student Union Secretary. “F” Club Latin Club, Forensic Club Commanderins, Varsity Debate Girls’ Sports William Dale Thayer Betty Jane Thomas Arrow Head Dorothy Louise Thomas Glee Club Row Seven— June C. Thomas Marye Lyne Thomas Student Council Junior Board of Directors Red Cross Representative Attic Players, Forensic Club Stepping Stones. Attic Players’ Play Senior Play, Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Sports Helen Anita Thompson Glee Club Albeana M. Tibbals lleene Tippett Girls’ Sports Lucille Ann Titus Quill and Scroll, Commanderins Student Council, Kaleidoscope, Opera Glee Club, A Cappella Choir Football Program, Arrow Head Editor Row Fight— Nancy Jane Tobias Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Sports Mary Lou Tobin Sophomore Board of Directors Girls’ Sports Elsie Chimera Toler F Club. Girls’ Sports Nellie Jean Townley Doithcy Ray Townsend ‘T Club, Y-Teens, Commanderins Kaleidoscope. Arrow Head, Girls’ Sports Robert J. Transue Track 34 Norman Smith Paul Edward Smith Ralph Richard Smith Robert Milton Smith Frank W. Smythc Janet Ann Soper Harold E. Spencer Marilyn Jean Sperry Bobby Jack Stafford Doris Jean Stafford Mary Lou Stanhope Charles L. Stanton William H. Staple Doris Ann Stevenson Barbara Stiff Reese Stipes Francis Stoner Alida Mac Strabcl Joyce Marie Strahlc Marian K. Stroup Lawrence Struck Dorothy Strudgeon Jeanette Stucrxl Alta Louise Styles Roger B. Sullivan Dolores Adclc Sumlcy Betty Jane Supol Lois Jean Tali Rachel Tamraz William Taylor Evelyn Phyllis Tear Donald J. Tcasdale Ruth J. Tcitclbaum William Dale Thayer Betty Jane Thomas Dorothy L. Thomas June Thomas Maryc Lync Thomas Helen A. Thompson Albcana Tibbals llconc Tippett Lucille Ann Titus Nancy Jane Tobias Mary Lou Tobin Elsie Chimera Toler Nellie Jean Townlcy Dorthey R. Townsend Robert Transue 35 Cerald Treat Duncan Tremaine Margaret E. Trengovc Shirley Ann Troxlcr Patricia Lou Tullcr H. W. Turner Suzanne Turner H. Mark Turpen Velma Elaine Upper Thomas Vallaire James Van Linden Elaine Joy Vette Sally Joanne Vezina Joyce Waara Ccraldinc Waghorn Lois Waldron Betty Walker Beverley Walker Helen Jean Walker Levon Walker Jean Elaine Wallace Edwin Wallrath Ann Walters Edward Joseph Warda Reva Wares Robert Warner Arlaync Warren Dorotha Warren Helen Warren Thomas Warson Elsie C. Wasiclcwski Ernest H. Weeker Joyce Wciglc Albert Wells Henry Wells Joyce Wells Mable West Marguerite West Jaimee Wethers Alberta Jean Whaley Chester Whaley Charles Buddy White Katherine B. Wiers Joan Frances Wilcox Marilyn Jean Wilcox Irene Wilhelm Eugene Wilkinson Dorothy Williams 36 Seniors 37 Row One— Gerald Treat Student Union Red Cross Representative, Attic Players Kaleidoscope, Attic Players’ Play Varsity Swimming Robert Duncan Tremaine Margaret Emily Trengove Future Nurses Club, Chem Club Belle Masque, Thespians A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope Belle Masque Play, Junior Play Shirley Ann Troxlcr Red Cross Representative F” Club, Future Nurses Club Girls’ Sports Patricia Lou Tullcr Glee Club, Kaleidoscope H. W. Turner Booker T. Washington Hi-Y Sophomore Baseball. Track Row Two— Suzanne Turner Student Council, Glee Club Girls’ Sports H. Mark Turpen, Jr. Student Union, Cross Country Velma Elaine Upper Alpha Rho Tau, Glee Club Kaleidoscope Thomas Vallaire James Elsworth Van Linden Mohawk Hi-Y, Forensic Club, Debate Elaine Joy Vette Board of Directors Stepping Stone Club, Library Service Row Three— Sally Joanne Vczina “F Club, Girls’ Sports Joyce Waara Kaleidoscope, Girls' Sports Geraldine A. Waghorn Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Lois N. Waldron Betty Joan Walker Beverley Joyce Walker Junior Red Cross, Kaleidoscope Orchestra, Spring Speech, Girls’ Sports Row Four— Helen Jean Walker Alpha Rho Tau Levon Walker Booker T. Washington Club Varsity Club, Cheerleader Track, Football Jean Elaine Wallace Opera, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus Orchestra, Girls’ Sports Edwin E. Wallrath Ann E. Walters Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Edward Joseph Warda Row Five— Reva J. Wares Glee Club, Mixed Shorus. Girls’ Sports Robert R. Warner Student Council, Varsity Club Basketball Manager, Track, Football Arlaync J. Warren Board of Directors Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Dorotha Mae Warren Helen Arlene Warren Library Service, Girls’ Sports Thomas Warson Row Six— Elsie Carol Wasiclcwski Ernest Howard Wecker Joyce M. Wciglc Girls’ Sports Albert M. Wells Henry G. Wells Joyce M. Wells Latin Club, Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Row Seven— Mable A. West Marguerite Isabelle West Chorus Jaimee Wethers Alberta Jean Whaley Girls' Sports Chester A. Whaley, Jr. Student Council, Varsity Club Basketball Charles Buddy White Junior Red Cross. Football Manager Row Fight— Katherine Grace Wiers Joan Frances Wilcox Marilyn Jean Wilcox Y-Teens, Girls’ Sports Irene Wilhelm Alpha Rho Tau. Arrow Head Eugene J. Wilkinson Baseball Manager Dorothy Jean Williams Student Council, Latin Club Future Nurses Club An athlete like Vaughn Rcasoncr needs a hearty lunch James Williams John Williams Kenneth Williams Robert N. Williams Johnnie Mac Willis Nancy Jean Wills Edwina Ruth Wilson Julia Faye Wilson Larry Wilson Norm Winch Marilyn L. Winegardner Joyce Wisely Ruben Wisnudel Vemba Wissingcr Eleanor H. Wittbrodt Robert Wood Joan Woodard Dale Woodbury Janet Beth Woods Marsh Erwin Wright Betty Ann Wuclscr Cracc Ellen York Joan Young Ruth Young Loretta Zanc Jerry Zerbe Bryan Baker Jack Cusic Margaret Forbus Peggy Owen 38 Seniors Row One— James Ray Williams Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Football John E. Williams Kenneth Williams Sophomore Board of Directors Robert Neal Williams Booker T. Washington Club, Hi-Y Sophomore Football, Track Johnnie Mac Willis Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Nancy Jean Wills Library Service, Glee Club Mixed Chorus Row Two— Edwina Ruth Wilson Swimming Julia Faye Wilson Senior Board of Directors, “F” Club Girls’ Sports Larry Wilson Concert Band, Marching Band Norm Winch Concert Band, Marching Band Marilyn Lee Winegardner Girls’ Sports Joyce Wisely Student Council Senior Board of Directors Belle Masque. Kaleidoscope, Radio Row Three— Ruben Wisnudcl Vemba L. Wissinger Junior Board of Directors Kaleidoscope, Glee Club Eleanor Helen Wittbrodt Forensic Club, Glee Club, Girls’ Sports Robert Wood Intramural Basketball Joan K. Woodard Dale J. Woodbury Row Four— Janet Beth Woods Y-Teens. Stagecraft Club, Girls’ Sports Marsh Erwin Wright Student Council, Intramural Basketball Betty Ann Wuelser Future Nurses Club, Girls’ Sports Grace Ellen York Alpha Rho Tau, Mixed Chorus Joan Young Arrow Head, Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Ruth Young Mixed Chorus Row Five— Loretta Zane Library Service Club Jerry Ames Zerbe Stagecraft Club, Varsity Club Attic Players, Varsity Football, Swimming and Track Bryan Baker Student Council, Swimming Reserve Football Jack Cusic Track and Cross Country Manager Margaret Forbus Peggy Owen Prospectus, Girls’ Sports Row Six— William Rose Charles Warner Let’s all sing like the birdies sing” 39 Seniors Not Pictured Thomas Vinson Adkins Lurlinc Joy Allen Glee Club Thomas E. Allmond Arnold Amcy Virginia Louise Amthor Girls’ Sports Helen Joyce Arrand Frank R. Baksa Shirley Jean Barber Pep Band. Concert Band. Marching Band Kenneth Ray Basham Juanita Baxter Patricia Beam Robert Cene Beck Student Council, Varsity Club Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball Donna Jean Bernard Alpha Rho Tau, Kaleidoscope Mixed Chorus Jack Allen Blosscr Mohawk Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball Louis Crant Branch Sophomore Board of Directors Booker T. Washington. Mohawk Hi-Y Marching Band. Track. Cross Country James Ernest Bromhead Robert Ceorge Brown Max J. Coleman Kaleidoscope, Choir Walter E. Colton Earl L. Converse John Delbert Coolman Varsity Club, Swimming Basketball, Baseball Cerald H. Crawford Belle Masque. Bowling Swimming, Baseball Clarence Crutchfield Richard Lee Cunningham Intramural Basketball Reserve Football, Basketball Mary Kathryn Curtis Band, Chorus Roy Davis Frank M. Donnelly Joycelin Lee Doran Attic Players, Glee Club Barbara Dyer Alpha Rho Tau Beverly Eddy Bruce Emerick Bcttic Evett Doris Fagan John Nelson Fauth Student Council, Attic Players Kaleidoscope Don Fcrncau A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope Robert Floyd Robert Wayne Gatlin Hi-Y Club, Intramural Basketball Kenneth Geren Marion Hargcr Glee Club Russell Harrington A Cappella Choir, Cross Country, Track Roseline Ann Harvey Glee Club Winona Henry Marching Band Cecil Hazen Hicks Track and Baseball Manager Intramural Sports Pauline Eulainc Hildcnbrand Luther Hill Booker T. Washington Hi-Y Othella Holley Bruce Howe Eugene Huget Chem Club. Golf Robert Hughes Jack Hyatt Roycc Lewis Jensen P.S.—He won Yvonne Johnson Leonard Jones Robert George Karpus Norman Kigcr Robert King Edward Knoblock Marching Band Bernard John Kuzava Lcland R. Lamb Duanita Lawrence Theresa Light Barry Richard Lucas Lois Elaine Lutton Cenevieve J. Majcher Evelyn Ruth Martin Jesse Lee Marvc James McCann Dale McFarland Charlotte Carolyn McCovern Donald Ceorge Messier Marian Mohammed Marshall George Montgomery Bruce Wilson Moore Ola Norfleet Sally M. Old George Palmer Gwendolyn L. Palmer Leland Roy Pierson Boyd Piggot George Piggot Jim Prentice Barbara Ann Quarles Josephine Rasch Barbara Ruth Roberts Kendall Alan Robertson Varsity Club, Track Lawrence Ruther Frank James Sarginson Katherine Sargis Library Service, Girls’ Sports John Sarka Richard Charles Saunders Shutterbugs, Track Edward F. Smith James Stanley Steele Douglas Stewart Lloyd Sturk Arthur W. Turner Richard I. Unangst Reserve Football Varsity Swimming Marctta M. Weaver Donald Werdon Blanche Louise Whitetrce Mary Alice Wilcox F Club, Future Nurses Club Girls' Sports Ernest Lee Wildfong Joyce Marie Wilson Dorothy Louise Witt Betty Woodward Edgar D. Wooster 40 Senior Calendar Announcements issued . . . May 13 Senior play . May 20-21 Caps and gowns issued . . . May 31 Honors assembly . June 2 Senior dinner-dance . June 3 Baccalaureate . June 5 Commencement . . June 8 Lyndora Little and Fritz Giegling MOST TALKATIVE Bob Duff and Margaret Burgess MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rena Novak and Bob Murdock BEST ALL AROUND Bob Eby and Marilyn Bachman BEST LOOKING Frances Scott and George Sharpe BEST DRESSED Calvin Rice and Delores Sumley MOST DIGNIFIED Paul Smith and Martha Mann MOST STUDIOUS Fritz Healy and Janet Ragatz MOST FLIRTATIOUS Elinor House and Russ Linabury MOST ORIGINAL Mary Sanderson and Bob Hummel MOST SINCERE Doris Fagan and Bill Billings MOST POPULAR Anne Brothers and Jerry Zerbe MOST FRIENDLY Bob Brown and Pat Nilan WITTIEST Pat Kostka and Reese Stipes BEST PERSONALITY Remember Pat Nilan, Nina Alore, and Marilyn Dean stole the show Mr. Walworth contracted “Yo-Yo fever” Vem Benmark as the “Rich Maharajah of Magador 44 •' f.m PHILIP H. VERCOE Principal MABEL PINEL Dean of Girls STANLEY O. BROOME Dean of Boys FLORENCE E. RIDDELL Assistant Principal Social Studies Top row, left to right—Louise Armstrong. Varnard Cay, Rita Hinch, Mildred Hodges. Second row—Jack Howe, George Mason, William Melzow. Robert Richardson. Third row—Florence Roberts, Clement Rowe, Ccl- ma Van Horn. Not pictured—May Carson. A U. S. History student explains the day’s lesson Physical Education Top row, left to right — Howard Auer, Dorothy Breda, Joseph Dowdy. Second row — Arthur Evans. Vivien Jeand’heur, Napoleon LaVoie. 47 Knglish Top row. left to right—Elizabeth Barany. Dorothy Bradley. Ellen Marie Clark. Tobias Carroll. Marie Crawford. Second row—Miriam Darling. Thomas Davey, Grace Field, Vernita Knight. Third row—Mary Perkins, Elsie Pierce, Ruth Nur- mi, Lillian Weller. � Journalism students visit a local newspaper office I anguage Top row, left to right—Elsa Dietrich, Helen Kellar, Florence Laley. Second row Mildred Laley. Virginia Roberson. Nellie Stobie. 48 Science Top row, left to right—Mildred Bunce, Vera Cof- feen, Chester Henry, E. Roy Jones. Second row — Ralph Misner, Homer Parker, Freda Parmalee, Leonard Redd. Third row — Roy Scheick, Mabel Stoddard, Ward Walworth, Henry Wheater. Not pictured—Ethel Bowman. Cal Rice, Margaret Burgess, and Reese Stipes study a worm Fine Arts Top row, left to right — Maude Stewart Beagle, Walter Bloch, Helen Hardy Brown. Louise Doetsch. Second row—Harold Hawley. Edwin Merrill, Polly Mosteller. 49 Mathematics Top row, left to right—Florence Bishop, Marguerite Farmer, Mildred Fitch. Marie Hastings. Second row — Ruth Reik, Vera Shrigley, Idella Waters. Future homemakers receive practical training in cooking class Home Economics Top row, left to right—Berta Mae Anderson, Edna Carr, Louella Conklin. Second row—Hazel Hoyt, Edna McMillen. 50 Industrial Arts Top row, left to right — Ralph Carpenter, Wilfred Crissman, E. H. Dobler, Harry Larsen. Second row—Thomas Potter, Howard Rarick, Lee Sherman, J. R. Short. Third row—Francis Smith, Osborn Stapert, Robert Starmer. Many boys gain experience for future jobs while in shop classes Commercial Top row, left to right—Aaron Amtsbuechler, Nellie Armstrong, Clyde Barnett, Hugh Bellairs. Second row—Erma Carpenter, Leslie Cunningham, Hazel DeHart, Hulda Gibson. 51 Third row—Bessie Hemingway, Edna Redd. Miscellaneous Top row, left to right — Vera Alick, Library; Tina Christenson, Secretary; Maude Cook, Fee Secretary; Dorothy Fitzner, Attendance Secretary. Second row—Marjorie Goecker, Special Education; Von Hanners. Stage Manager; M, John, Library; Margaret Lee, Hamady House. Third row — Grace Milledge, Special Education; Jean Snoyenbos. Cafeteria Manager; Herberta Wil- helm, Financial Secretary. 52 fejlfi st fe i SV'il mm wim MmmM W$0ffl The athletes of ’49 acknowledge the sincere, un- tiring efforts and leadership of Coach William Melzow. . . . We know that future athletes will also profit by their contacts with him. 54 Coaches Melzow and Auer cheer their boys Coach Howard Auer has proven again that the building of great men and teams is not mere luck with him. Beginning the season with a mere skeleton of last year’s championship team, he proceeded to ignore all the cynics that told him it couldn’t be done and went ahead and did the impossible. 55 The boys Auer trained and coached proved to him that they not only could play championship ball under ordinary conditions, but could also wade through the mud and slop of a stormy night to hold Arthur Hill to a 0-0 tie. 56 57 The climax of this season, however, came on November 25, at the annual Turkey Day classic. Central’s braves tussled with a highly rated Northern squad through an excitement packed hour, until they made their expert training pay off with a 13-13 tie. And so a season of upsets and ties ended fittingly enough with an upset and a tie. Thanksgiving Day Game 13-13 Burning Northern’s Effigy He’s over for a touchdown The grueling tussle The “F” boosted morale 59 That all-important point It’s all over JUNIOR VARSITY. First row. loft to right—Leroy Turner. Pete Hartfield. Armand Chaopell. Pat Gillespie, Jim Hams. Bill Snider. Fred Guith. Second row—Jerry Humphrey. Nick Pappadakis, Bill McKenzie. Denny McLavish Jerry Morley. Dick Stratton. Erwin Prove. Third row—Marlyn Nelson. Cyril Curnow. Dale Palmer. Curtis Epps, Dale Bond. John Treadway. Darrell Ballard. Fourth row—Harold Jones. Lynn Hart. Jim Dunlap. Paul Mitchell. John Anderson. Ken DeCorte. Fifth row—Lester Sheppard. Jerry Windlc. John Ayre. Bill Voska, Jim Stearns Bob Baucus, Pat LeVoir. Cheerleader Squad Fight, team! Fight, team! Fight! Fight! Fight! How often have you thrilled to hear this stirring cry echo across Atwood Stadium or shake the very foundations of the I.M.A.? This rhythmic throbbing of thousands of voices lifted in unison enters the body of every player who hears it and gives him the little bit of extra drive he needs to win. The hard working members of the cheerleading squad who help us to do our best deserve every bit as much credit for a victory as do the players. This year’s squad, sponsored by Roy D. Scheick and captained by Nick Manutes, has done an especially fine job and merits all of our praise. FOOTBALL MANAGERS. First row—Ernie Myers. Jerry CHEERLEADERS. First row—Bob McPherson. Nick Ma- Carter Second row—Vic Higgins, Carl Towery. Charles nutes. Bill Blue. Second row—Jack Harvey. Cal Rice, White. Owen McIntosh. Dick Clapp. 60 VARSITY SWIMMING. First row. left to right—Bob Bartlett. Arnold Taylor. Jerry Zerbe. Bill Attaway. Berme Kuzava. Louis Dale. Bud Chapman. Second row—Dave Dennis (Mgr.� . Jack Hertz. Wayne Lambert. Bob Martin. Reese Stipes. George Borror. Elwood Corrill. Jim Baldwin. Third row—Bob Richardson (Coach). Ed Covington. Jerry Treat. Dick Unangst. Johnny Coolman. Dan Stevens, Van Coleman. Ralph Smith (Co- Captain) . Bob Stafford (Captain). Varsity Swimming Reserve Swimming Coach Richardson piloted the Central mermen through another successful season this year. A number of excellent swimmers were produced through his efforts and their skill added to the team’s prestige. Among these stars were backstroker Jerry Treat who, because of his hard work, was elect- ed captain; Van Coleman, in individual relays; John Coolman, breast stroker; Bud Chapman, freestyle; and diver, Jerry Zerbe. The power of this year’s team is best shown by the fact that Chapman broke the varsity record twice during the season. The squad placed eighth in the state. Coach Richardson’s aquamen were in usual good form as they finished another successful season. The aquamen trained regularly in the Central pool, while the divers, under the super- vision of Stan Broome, worked out at the “Y” pool. Bud Chapman, star freestyler, was really hot, as he smashed the varsity record for the 50 yard sprint twice during the season. The record right now stands at 25 seconds flat, but not for long, as Bud is only a Junior. Jerry Zerbe also starred on the spring board. RESERVE SWIMMING. First row. left to right—Tom Richardson. Harley Goodyear. Jim Kausc. Vance Pcttcngcr. Harold Jones. Ned Bennett. Armand Chappell, David Dodd. Second row—Hal Peer. Jack Barker. Jack Smith. Bob Simmons. Jerry Robinson. Bill Howchin, Larry Glassford. Jerry Windle. Don Stevens. Third row—Jim Ostrander ' Manager). John Peto, John Anderson. Paul Vercoc, Erwin Ryckman. Bob Bowen (Captain). Andy Hess. James Anderson (Coach). 61 TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY. First row. left to right—Al Simmons. Gene Farrell, Bill Higdon. Gerald Greenway, Harlan Wilkinson, Jim Cunning- ham. Levon Walker. Pete Hartfield. Douglas All. Thomas Smith. Leroy Taylor. Second row—Dick Stratton. Ralph Smith. Jerry Zerbc. Don Evans. Bob Kellerman. Joe Mate. Bob Higgins. Bill Mirgon. Nick Chatas. Lomax Quarles. Cy Curnow. Jim Mabry. Harold Turner. Third row—Cecil Hicks (Mgr.i, Leon Shelley. Bob Warner, Charles Craig. Wayne Walworth. Ted Townsend. Mickey McKenna, Charles Ragsdale. Bill Voska. Chuck Young. Jim Mann, Allen Shuster. Bob Roach (Manager!, William Melzow (Coach). Cross Country The Redskin track men opened the 1949 season in good shape. Under the tutelage of Coach Bill Melzow the team developed into a well-balanced organization. Old-timers, such as Ralph Smith, Jerry Zerbe, Diz Evans, and Bob Warner, have the experience, while new boys, like Hall, Cove, and Craig, assured good future teams. Shot put- ter Chuck Craig broke the varsity record, which had been held by his brother Ron, with a mighty throw of 48 ft. 4 V2 in. Track Over hill, over dale — that fittingly describes the feats of our powerful cross country team. Topping the list of Coach Nap LaVoie’s pro- teges was star, Elihue Jarret. This speedy red- skin led many an unwary foe a breathless chase and was instrumental in the team’s success. TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY. First row. left to right- -David Dodd. Bob Dutro, Jack McKay. Pete Drury. Harley Goodyear, Dick Moore, Virgil Win- dom. Don Bader. Earl Verdun, Bruce Fox. Second row—Carl Muhn (Manager), Monty Dickey, Jim Carter. Ray Davis, Dave Dennis, Mike Daley, Don Ellis. Paul Vcrcoe. Bob Fischer. David Abbey. Don Ladd. Jim Goodman. Jack Erfurt Manager i. Third row—Aaron Watson. Sam Smiley, Jerry Carter Ernest West. Don Kurtz. Wally Morgan. Don Parker. Jack Kipp. Don Bersinger. Richard Price. Dick Myers. Ron Liddle. Varnard Gay. 62 Tennis Dean Tallbcrg This year, running true to form, Cen- tra] High School boasted of a powerful tennis squad. As the majority of the boys are juniors and sophomores, next year’s team should also be very strong. Sophomore George Carpenter looked exceptionally good, and will prove an asset to the team for several more years. Although they lost the season’s open- er to Midland, the netmen, under Coach Clem Rowe, improved rapidly. Tom Smith Dick Bradficld Jerry Tonklin Jim Ncithcrcut Dave Pelton Dean Trucsdale Ceorge Carpenter Dane Davis 63 Bob Warner Bob Leach Varsity Basketball 1949 Dean Talberg Nick Pappadakis Varsity Basketball 1949 Dick Leach Bud Brotebeck Chuck Ragsdale Jim Williams Larry Ruther Norm Bradford Varsity Basketball 66 Jump, boys, jump! RESERVE BASKETBALL. Front row. left to right—Bill McPherson. Allan Wadsworth. James Parker. James Cunnels. Howard Love. Back row—James Knoblock. R. B. Richards. Dale Fultz. Ivan Crawford. Christy Durnan. Reserve Basketball Golf Coach Dowdy piloted his little Indians to a commend- able record of wins. New names such as Jim Knoblock, Dwight Ethington, and Howard King may appear on the varsity list of next year. The coming of spring brought out a number of golf enthusiasts, hopeful for positions on the team. With Coach Dick Evans’ expert supervision and help, the boys built a team of which we may all be proud. GOLF. Front row. left to right—Bud Thurston. Terry Gammon. Jim Kause, Bob Banks. Back row— Larry Ruthcr, Don Bernecker, Dave O'Neill. Bob Gerulski, Jim Berkholder, Bill Chase, Dale Miskoe. 67 VARSITY BASEBALL. First row, left to right—John Anderson, Orval Crawford, R. B. Rich- ards, Fred Irrer, Christy Durnan, Curtis Epps, Bill Fox. Second row—Norm Bradford, Clarence Revord, Jerry Ulmer, Barry Dilsworth, Jim Dunlap, Ferdinand Washington. Third row— George Mason (Coach), Bob Leach, Dick Leach, Ivan Crawford, Bob Crane, Don McFarland, Bob Moore, Bob Murdock. Varsity Baseball Take me out to the ball game! What follower of the national sport does not thrill to the crack of a bat against a hard-thrown ball? Central boys are no exception, and this year’s varsity team, coached by George Mason, is fast proving itself a strong opponent. The battery of this hard- hitting organization features Bob Murdock and Bob Crane as pitchers, with Dick Leach as catcher. Enthusiasm for baseball has been so great that several reserve teams have been organized. These play regular schedules right along with the varsity. Coach George Mason is in the driver’s seat of the Indian’s 1949 base- ball squad. Under his able leadership the team has begun the season with a number of wins and at press time looked foreward to completion of a successful season. 68 RESERVE BASEBALL. First row, left to right—Dick Waltmire, Charles Badal, Y. Z. Hamilton, Duane Standridge, Roy Long, Bruce Bunyan, George Clifford, Leon Swatzell, Bill Blue, John Koszegi. Second row—Frank Dosse, Don Canada, Frank D’ltri, Seymore Chon. William Walton. George Watts, William Stubbs, Jerry Horn, Jerry Cox, William Pailthorpe. Third row—Bob Phelps, Jim Davidson, Frank Slatton, Don Barnes. Larry Hockin, Dane Branoff, Ken McCormick, Jerry Stilley, Gary Graham, Dick Thomas, Ken Larmor, Donald Belitz. Reserve Baseball RESERVE BASEBALL. First row, left to right—Darrell Globig, George Clark. Walter Welsby, Charles Brosier, Russell Hall, Bob Bri- linski, Frazier Sell, Ray Gadberry, David Tankersley, Bob Reburn, Jerry Cormier. Second row—Alfred Moughler, Ned Bennett, Louis Lamb, Bud Fox, Ralph Thwing, Jerry Bernard, John Roedel, lyrus Fiebernitz, Allan Wadsworth. Don Anderson. Third row—Harold Bradford. Gale Hager, Bob White, Danny Wyatt, Bob Baucus, Hubert Hintz, Jack Smith, Dick Walker, Darle Daley, Ben Snetsinger. James Tracey, Darrell Smith. 69 Miss Jeand’heur presents fourth letters to Rena Novak and Clara Kuhen Miss Lee Schramm spoke about the Olmypics Girls’ Athletic Banquet On January 17, 1949, the Girls’ Letter Award Banquet was held at Cromer’s Restaurant. This was the first time that the banquet had been held outside of the school. Jo Irwin acted as toastmistress and introduced Miss Florence Riddell who in turn welcomed the 150 faculty women, letter winners, and the parents. Miss Lee Schramm, guest speaker for the night, talked about “Winter Olympics in Switzerland.” She illustrated her talk by showing a movie she had taken of the Olympics. Miss Dorothy Breda presented to 19 girls the first year letters. The 12 second year letters, and 4 third year letters were given out by Miss Vivien Jeand’heur. There were only two girls who qualified for fourth letters. They were Clara Kuhen and Rena Novak. GIRLS SPORT MANAGERS. First row. left to right—Pat Fricke. Sherry Rood. Sally Goodell. Georgia Shambes. Joan Raymond. Second row—Jean Kuehnell. Rosemary Williamson. Janet Ragatz. Anne Brothers. Third row—Joyce Judd. Pat Hackett, Marion Cutler, Betty Neumann, Evelyn Bohm. 70 BOWLINC CAPTAINS. First row. left to right—Joanne Carlson. Ann Reynolds. LaVona Alderson. Norma Creenman. Elsie Smith. Barbara Reiter. Loretta Tcrrungoff, Bonnie Jarboe. Evelyn Schmald. Helen Samaras. Betty Wuelser. Second row—Betty Marlett. Marjorie Fetrow. Janet Anthony. Katie Waldron. Donna Weeks. Mary Cordon. Delores Hart. Margaret Post. Pat Bit- zinger. Alice Draper. Delores Doll. Jean Coonich. Third row—Mary Dodge. Pat Hawley. Pat Griese, Fran Frazier. Gloria Camp- bell. Sandra Anderson. Pat Sampson. Jean Baughan. Darlene LaFlamc. Dolores Lazar, Dolores Battcrbcc, Lisa Brich. Fourth row Dorrcen Gerdes. Eileen Schabel, Pat Scott. Bonnie Lecck, Eileen Bowden. Bethany Flynn, Elaine Shambcs. Mary Jennings. Nancy Hyatt. Helen Bodis. Betty Denier. Joan Pfister. Fifth row—Marilyn Reitzel. Jan Marczi, Marowe Crane. Eva Tompkins. Carol Misner. Millie Powers. Bonnie Park. Louella Chaney. LaDonna Bickford. Carol Young. Marilyn Wilcox. Girls’ Bowling “The largest high school group of girls in the nation this year.” That was said about the girls’ bowling league this season at Central. There were three leagues, consisting of the Sophomores who met on Friday; Juniors, who met on Wed- nesday; and Seniors, who bowled on Thursday. Sixty-two teams participated. After five months three teams came out on top. They were the Sophomore Alley Rats, the Junior Fumbling Five, and the Senior Tipsey Toppers. These three teams played in a tournament with the second place teams of each league. This tournament was won by the Fumbling Five, who in turn were presented with a plaque. WINNING BOWLING TEAM. Left to right—Pat Henry. Barbara Davis. Joyce Easter, Mary Dodge. Jane Cwyn. 71 BADMINTON. First row, left to right—Sherry Rood. Adeline Prahl. Kathleen Gelhorn. Ella Conrad. Joan Raymond. Betty Reiter. Second row—Elsie Toler. Marilyn Reitzel. Sally Vezina. Peggy Curtiss. Janet Ragatz. Lesla Krantz. Ruth Tcitel- baum. Third row—Barbara Lineberry. Janette Marczi, Nan Roberts, Millie Powers, Joan Shanks, Julia Wilson, Pat Ignacc, Barbara Smith. Field Hockey Field hockey was a popular sport last fall and many of the Sophomores played their first game then. Sally Goodell and Pat Sine were managers of the Sophomores, while Janet Ragatz took her place as Junior and Senior manager. In the final game, the Bullies, a Junior-Senior team captained by Mary Jennings, played a group of Sophomores who had not formed a reg- ular team. The Bullies won with a score of 4-0. Miss Breda was Sophomore sponsor, and Miss Jeand’heur was sponsor of Juniors and Seniors. Badminton Badminton is one of the favorite sports of Central girls. Each girl receives 10 points to- wards her sports letter for each night that she participates in a game. Teams of two were formed and playoffs were held until one team stood victorious over the others. Every year a large number of girls turn out for this game of skill. FIELD HOCKEY. First row .left to right—Pat Ignace, Adeline Prahl. Janet Ragatz. Lisa Brinch. Second row—Elsie Toler. Marian Cutler, Donna Dhyse. Third row—Marilyn Parsell, Mary Jennings, Thelma Anderson. Barbara Lineberry, Beverly Toler. 72 TENNIS. First row. left to right—Margaret Post. Merriam Cottfclt Georgia Shambes. Mildred Gill. Carol Rush. Second row—Jean Wallace. Sherry Rood. Jo Anne Cole. Marilyn Parsel. Joyce Smith. Gcrald.no Masuch. Dorothy McGregor. Third row—Jackie Quick. Jean s,c- Jo n™ JSue Less. Elinor House. Lesla Krantz. Pat Henry. Fourth row—.Joan Sharks. Ju,;a hc0|ev Smith Joann Garrow. Kathy Veenstra. Jan Marczi. Fifth row—Marilyn Reitzel. Diane King. Diane Foley. Maryett Codfrey. Sue Rcish. Margaret Pugh. Nan Roberts. Bonme Park. Tennis Softball Because tennis was not taught at Central, ten- nis clinics were held and fifty girls instructed by people from the Flint Tennis Club. These clinics were held on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at Whittier, Longfellow, and Lowell or Zimmerman, respectively. Then fol- lowed a tournament at Central in which these girls played. With the coming of spring many a girl’s heart turned to thoughts of softball. About two hun- dred girls participated in softball competition. Every Monday the Juniors and Seniors played under the direction of Miss Vivien Jeand’heur. Their manager was Marilyn Parsed. Sophomores were instructed by Dorothy Breda on Tuesdays, and their manager was Sally Jack- son. Six teams played each night. SOFTBALL. First row. left to right—Mary Brabbs. Diane Pfeiffer. Georgia Shambes. Mary Jennings. Betty Reiter Second row—Jean Wallace. Jo Irwin. Rena Novak. Marilyn Parsell. Dorothy McCrogor. Lisa Bnnch. Joan Sheldon. Third row—Jean Cusic. Geraldine Masuch. Pat Ignacc. Kathy Veenstra. Lynn Ross. Janet Ragatz. Margot Bald. ---- ------------- ----------------------------------—T WINNING VOLLEYBALL TEAM. First row, left to right—Betty Lou Thrall Joan Raymond. Margot Bald. Merriam Cottfclt. Georgia Shambes. Second row Marilyn Parsell. Shirley Haner. Janet Anthony. Diane Pfeiffer Jean Cusic Betty Reiter. Third row—Joanne Bellinger. Jo Irwin. Kathleen Veen- stra. Mary Lynn Ross. Volleyball This year about 156 girls went out for vol- leyball, one of the most popular of the minor sports which are played in regular gym classes as well as after school. The girls played on two nights, with the Juniors and Seniors reporting on Mondays under the supervision of Miss Vivien Jean- d’heur and the manager, Betty Wuelser. The Sophomores played on Tuesday nights and were supervised by Dorothy Breda and managed by Sally Jackson. The combination of Juniors and Seniors made up the winning team. Their captain was Margot Bald. Life Saving On the first day of life saving fifty girls turned out to begin their junior or senior life saving courses. These girls met every Wed- nesday after school for about four months and were instructed by Dorothy Breda. As- sisting were Jean Cusic and Rena Novak, who was the life saving manager. Out of the fifty girls who started, twenty passed their life saving tests—two were junior life savers, and the rest were senior life savers. LIFE SAVINC. First row. left to right—Judy Brown. Jackie Decaine, Denise Acheson. Bernice Neumann. Delores Rich. Delores Doll. Beverly Rcigle, Jo Anne Smith. Second row—Jean Cusic. Margot Bald. Pat Hackct. Elinor House. Marilyn Gordon. Sally Jackson. Julia Beach. Jane Coockcr. Third row —Wmona Groose. Joyce Lawrence. Nancy Hyatt. Kathleen Veenstra Bar bara King. Nan Stull. Beverly Lockard. Sue Tallman. Anne Walker. Diane Pfeiffer. WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM Front row. left to right—Sally Williams. Shirley Haner. Betty Reiter, Diane Pfeiffer. Georgia Shambes. Back row— Margaret Wise. Kathleen Veenstra. Mary Lynn Ross. Jean Cusic. 74 Student Union Officers BOB DUFF President DICK BRADFIELD RUTH TEITELBAUM Vice-President Corresponding Scc’y SALLY JACKSON Recording Scc'y 76 STUDENT COUNCIL. First row. left to right—George Carpenter, Maxine Felton. Delores Doll. Sally Jackson. Dick Bradfield. Bob Duff, Ruth Tcitclbaum. Florence Riddell. Donna Floyd. Janet Larson, Helen Samaras. Second row—Janice Lillrose. Rita Blair. Mary Ann Calvcy. Wanda Burks. Kathleen Gelhorn. Nancy Mooney. Evelyn Schmald, Shirley Hancr, Beverly Crane. Wanme Ash. Joanne Carlson. Barbara Bromhead. Third row—Bill Piper. Marilyn Horyst. Don McComb. Lucille Titus. Jo Irwm. Mary Lee Van Atten. Pat Fricke. Elinor House. Betty Lewellyn. Diane Lovegrove. Sally GoodeII. Ginelle Barger. Ken Edwards. Fourth row—Bud Thurston. George Cook. James Tracy. Jim Reynolds. William Himelhoch. Margaret Pugh, Doro- thy Rice, Shirley Compson. Pat Irwin. Betty Pratt. Lynn Ross. Alberta Head. Clara Mae Olson. Fifth row—Clarence Rc- vord. Bob Leach, Bob Eby. William Parker. Bob Hummel. Fritz Healy, Ron Liddlc. Chet Whaley. Bob Buechner, Wayne Walworth. Daync Davis. Bill Billings, Cal Samra, Monte Marshall, Jim Cunningham. Student Council Student Government has always played a major role in Central’s history, and 1949 was no exception. This year’s Student Council, made up of elected representatives from nearly a hundred groups, met bi-monthly to discuss school busi- ness and to take proper legislative action. Under the sponsorship of Miss Florence Rid- dell, the Council was prominent in several areas of school life. One of its paramount accomplish- ments was a decision to standardize Central’s class ring. The conventional insignia’s debut will be with the class of 1950. Another significant result of original initiative was the formation of the Inter-Club Council. This organization’s purpose is to bring together in close harmony Central’s clubs, each being represented by its president. Looking ahead, the Student Council is plan- ning to eliminate difficulties in the collection of charities by instituting a Community Chest. This fund would be collected at the first of the year and divided among the various charitable or- zations. Among other things, Centralites enjoyed the monthly Student Union dances planned and ar- ranged by the Council’s Social Committee. Be- sides conducting a spring clean-up campaign, members of the Council saw to it that the ancient and dust-filled trophy cases were properly clean- ed out. Also in the spring came a delegation from Bay City Central High School to acquire a knowledge of the Council’s functions and methods. Further restrictions were put upon club sales, and a school-wide survey seeking to investigate the desires of the student body for club member- ship was taken by the Welfare Committee. In addition, Central’s adopted Belgian War Or- phan was given continued support. Committee chairmen for the past year were: Welfare, Dayne Davis; Social, Jo Irwin; Finance, Sally Jackson; Activities, Elinor House; Safety, Bob Bueckner; Red Cross, Dick Bradfield; and War Orphan, Helen Samaras. Robert Duff served as President of the Student Council, with Dick Bradfield as Vice-President. Holding the office of Secretary was Ruth Teitel- baum. Sally Jackson budgeted the school treas- ury. Bob Duff is sworn in as Student Union President 77 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL. Seated, left to right — Shirley Troxler. Nurses Club: Mary Sanderson, Forensic Society; Janet Woods. Y-Tccns; Fran Dunham. Stagecraft Club; Pat Ormstead, F” Club. Standing—Cliff Hudson. Hi- Y; Dick Bradhold. Junior Red Cross: Bill Layman. Alpha Rho Tau; Bob Hummel. Belle Masque; Russ Linabury, Attic Players; and Bob Duff. Student Council President. Inter-Club Council The inter-club council was organized on Janu- ary 6 under the sponsorship of the Student Coun- cil to enable all clubs to work together for the general betterment of the school. The council is composed of the presidents of all school clubs, and although their aims are different, they wish to acquaint themselves with the aims and projects of other clubs. One of the first issues to be brought to the attention of the council was that of public sales sponsored by the different clubs. As the num- ber of sales became numerous, the council was called upon to work out and enforce a plan limit- ing these activities. Membership in the club is voluntary and no member is compelled to follow the decisions of the discussions. Junior Red Cross Executive Council The executive council of the Junior Red Cross is made up of the students who have attended the Junior Red Cross training camp in the sum- mer. This group acts as a steering committee for the whole council which consists of one repre- sentative from each group in school. One of the newer groups at Central, the Junior Red Cross Council was organized two years ago to carry out its duties as a service organization. Under the direction of Miss Hazel Hoyt, the council has taken over all Red Cross work. This was formerly carried on through the Dean’s office on a purely volunteer basis by individual students. This year saw the group sponsoring the Junior Red Cross drive and collecting material with which to fill a school chest containing school supplies, playground equipment, first aid equip- ment, towels, and other articles. This chest was sent overseas as a gift from Central to some school in Europe. A group of students has been organized and is on call for service at the Red Cross headquar- ters. A bicycle brigade is kept ready for emerg- ency work. The officers were: Dick Bradfield, president; Sarah Jane Carrell, vice-president; Nancy Hy- att, secretary; and Barbara Zerod, treasurer. Besides these officers the executive council is composed of Sue Laycoek, Bob Williams, Pearl Dobosh, Bill Eary, and Mary Jo Eugenis. 78 INTER-SCHOOL COMMISSION Helene Wright, Bob Duff, Miss Florence Riddell, Monte Marshall. Cal Samra. Inter-School Commission In order to unite the student bodies of Central, Northern, and Technical High Schools, the Inter- School Commission was formed. They have worked conscientiously to bring about under- standing and fellowship between these groups. One of their dreams was realized when the Tri-School Dance was held at the I.M.A. Audi- torium in the fall. An encouragingly large num- ber of students turned out to dance to the music of Bob Strong. As a result of their efforts there was a mini- mum of friction after the Thanksgiving Day game. Hundreds of friends and former pupils return- ed to school to help Miss Riddell celebrate the 26th anniversary of her years of service to Cen- tral and Flint. The guests were registered in a guest book which was later presented to her, while members of several of the girls’ clubs ushered and gave name cards to the guests. A program was held in the auditorium and Mr. Broome acted as master of ceremonies. A movie. In Retrospect, was shown and several beautiful gifts were given to Miss Riddell by the student body, friends, and alumni. Following the program, the guests were re- ceived in the gyms which had been beautifully decorated for the occasion. The glee club served refreshments. 79 SKIPPERS CLUB. Left to right—Cal Samra. Bob Duff. Ron Liddle. Mr. Vercoe (sponsor). Bill Billings. Dick Bradfield, George Carpenter. (Louis Dortch, not present.) Skippers Club Commanderins The Skippers Club, Central’s highest honor society for boys, was organized in 1931 by the late John Wellwood. The purpose of the club is to further the acquaintance of the boy leaders of the school and the principal. Meetings are called by any member, and usually the over-all school situation or a separate problem are ob- jects of discussion. Membership in the club is awarded class and Student Union officers, and the editors of the Prospectus and Arrow Head. The club has adopted the axiom, “Once a Skipper, always a Skipper.” Any boy who has attained member- ship remains a life-time member. The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Philip Vercoe, and has no elected officers. The Commanderins, an honorary group of Central, was organized in 1930 by Miss Grace Pinel. Girls who are either past or present officers of the Student Union, their respective classes, the highest ranking girls on the Prospec- tus and Arrow Head staffs, and the presidents of the “F” Club and the Y-Teens are eligible for membership. These girls assisted in the registration and ushering of the guests at Miss Riddell’s party. The club has no officers and meetings to dis- cuss school problems may be called by any mem- ber. This organization, under the sponsorship of Miss Mabel Pinel, is similar to the Skippers Club. COMMANDERINS. First row. left to right—Pat Ormstcad. Sarah Jane Carrell. Rena Novak. Marion Goodwin. Elizabeth Boyd Second row—Jo Irwin. Lucille Titus. Diane Olson. Miss Mabel Pinel (sponsor), Ruth Teitelbaum. Sally Jackson. Rosemary Williamson. Elinor House. 80 VARSITY CLUB. First row. left to right—Bill Layman. Jerry Zerbe. Bill Billings. Bob Warner. Second row—Ron Griffin. Hal Branstner. Don Ethmgton. Nick Manutes. Third row—Bob Crow. Dayne Davis. Dick Leach. Bob Murdock. Fritz Healy. Bob Moore. Fourth row—Bill Cornack. Berry Lucas. Bud Brotebeck. D'Arcy Hoops. Bud Chapman. Jim Smythe. George Borror. Fifth row—Paul Bush. Bill Fox. Ron Liddle. Varsity Club The main event of the year for the Varsity Club was the exciting Varsity-Faculty basket- ball game which ended in a 34-32 victory for the Faculty. The Varsity Club was organized in 1944 for the purpose of maintaining creditable academic achievement among athletes, promoting better school morale, and upholding the standard in value of varsity letters. Membership in the club is open to any male varsity letter winner, team manager, and cheerleaders. The officers are: Nick Manutes, president; Pete Drury, first vice-president; Chuck Young, second vice-president; Fritz Healy, secretary; and Ron Liddle, treasurer. Sponsor of the club is Joe Dowdy. F” Club “Does she go steady with our fullback?” a Sophomore exclaimed as he noticed a girl wan- dering down the hall wearing a letter sweater. “No, that’s her own letter!” was the reply of his more experienced companion. The two had run across one of the many active members of the “F” Club, the organization composed of girls who have earned one or more letters in sports. In the realm of accomplishments, the girls decorated the goal posts at Central’s football games and took part in pep assemblies of the year. The officers of the club are: Pat Ormstead, president; Mary Jennings, vice-president; Kath- leen Gelhorn, secretary; and Marilyn Parsed, treasurer. Sponsor is Miss Vivien Jeand’heur. ••F” CLUB First row. left to right—Pat Henry, Kathleen Gelhorn. Mary Jennings. Miss Vivien Jeand'heur, Pat Ormstead. Marilyn Parsell. Second row—Eileen Bowd.n. Ailcen MacDonald. Dorothy McGregor. Marjorie Fetrow. Joan Raymond. Marilyn Quiggm, Joan Sheldon. Evelyn Schmald. Georgia Shambes. Third row- Janet Marczi. Elsie Toler. Geraldine Ma- such. Ruth Teitelbaum, Rena Novak. Adeline Prahl. Peggy Curtiss. Jo Irw.n. Fourth row—Joyce Easter. Sally Vczina. Jeanne Cusic, Joanne Gadola. Elinor House. Judy Less. Jante Ragatz. Lesla Krantz. Julia Wilson. Fifth row—Pat Ignacc. Margaret Wise. Marion Cutler. Iris Scifers. Millie Powers. Margaret Pugh. Joanne Garrow. Clara Kuhen. 81 BELLE MASQUE. First row, left to right—Nan Curry. Margaret Trcngovc. Pat Kostka. Ron Black. Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown. Bob Hummel. Barbara Shepherd. Joyce Wisely. Second row—Joyce Davis. Dolores McClonc. Alice Draper. Jeanette Stuerzl Bonnie Rob- bins. Jane Gwyn Stan Burt Kathy Gifford. Hope Ingraham Third row—Janice Hallitt. Betty Pratt. Nancy Hyatt. Charlotte Bcn- nett, Jo jrwm. Joyce Dye Dance Murphy Mary Drury Fourth row—Cal Rice. Diane King. Paula St. John. Margaret Burgess. Bar- bara Stiff. Pat McDermott Ann Cross. Kathy Veenstra Fifth row—Robert Brown. Wayne Lambert. Paul Doner Wayne Rosson Dick Christiansen. George Semmcns, Bill Eary, Monte Marshall. Belle Masque Now in its twenty-third year, the Belle Masque Honorary Dramatic Society, sponsored by Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown, has successfully fulfilled its purpose of promoting better dramatics in the school and community. This year’s production of “The Fighting Littles,” a three act comedy about a teen-ager and her family, was sponsored by the PTA Coun- cil. Another annual affair was their Christmas program for the children at the Whaley Home. The members also gave several one act plays for various organizations throughout the city, assisted in the productions of outside organiza- tions, and presented an act in the Kaleidoscope. The fall banquet was held at the Milner Hotel and new pledges were formally initiated. Still another highlight of the year was the Thespian initiation as members were initiated into the National Thespian Society. The president of the club during the past season was Bob Hummel, Ron Black was vice- president, Pat Kostka was recording secretary, and Barbara Shepherd was corresponding sec- retary. A scene from Horrors, Inc. 82 ctAf.FCRAFT CLUB First row left to right—Betty Dunham, Barbara DeCrow. Fran Dunham, Don Herrick. Paul Michael, Marilyn Brown.0 Second row- Elinor House Martha Hylen.V Betty Lewe.lyn, Eleanor Meyer Joyce Carlson Sally Mathis Demsc Acheson Third row—Dick Clapp. Wesley Parker. Margaret Frierson. Nola Lockard. Lorraine Mathis. Ann Brothers. Fourth r®w—nV cs ; Janet Woods, Beverly Lockard. Elaine Johnson. Marilyn Dean. Cordon Coulman. Tom Richardson. Fifth row—Barbara Lawrence. Bill Fox, Jerry Zerbe. Maryett Godfrey. Stagecraft Club Quill and Scroll Now in its second year, the Stagecraft Club has grown to be one of the most popular and active clubs in Central. Officers of the club for this season were: Francella Dunham, president; Don Herrick, vice-president; and Barbara DeGrow, secretary- treasurer. The group is sponsored by Von Banners. The activities of the club included sponsoring the Annual Press Banquet, supervising the pub- lication of the handbook, promoting journalistic activities, and improving staff equipment. The officers of the society for this year are: Lucille Titus, president; Pat Kostka, secretary; Joyce Dye, pledge-mistress. Mrs. Ruth Nurmi, supervisor of the Arrow Head and Prospectus, sponsors the society. QUILL AND SCROLL. First row, left to right—Jackie Bowen. Elaine Jones. Lucille Titus. Joyce Dye Jean Franchi. Second row—Cal Samra. Irene Samu, Bill Rcusch, Pat Kostka. Russ Linabury. Diane King. Dick Bradficld. Not pictured—Anne Brothers. Pat Nilan. Bob Hamilton. 83 ALPHA RHO tau. First row left to right—Donna Jean Bernard. Mary Brabbs. Diane Pfeiffer. Joyce Borton. Polly Mosteller, sponsor Bill Layman, Ingrid Perkins. Rachel Tamraz. Duane Avcrill. Second row—Kathy Veenstra. Nola Lockard. Grace York. Barbara Dyer. Beverly Robinson. Anna Odishoo. Pauline Palmer. Darwin Grccnman. Judy Brockway. Velma Upper, Pat Roe. Third row—Helen Wal- ker. Laura Moore. Marilyn Dean. Sandra Smith. Norma Sprague, Grace Taylor. Geraldine Youmans. Ann Lane. Katie Gould Janet Ragatz. Fourth row—Cardia Sheflett. Jim Hesling. Ken DcCorte. Chuck Stanton. Harry Howell. Roger Pickering. Ron Griffen. Sally Alpha Rho Tau Flint Central Forensic Club As a social organization endeavoring to pro- mote a better understanding of art and art tech- niques, the Alpha Rho Tau unites not only those interested in art but also those interested in serv- ing others. Throughout the year the club made posters and banners for various events and worked on stage sets. The club sponsored and installed the Students’ Exhibit at the Flint Institute of Arts. Officers for the Fall term were: Bill Layman, president; Joyce Borton, vice-president; Diane Pfeiffer, secretary; Ingrid Perkins, treasurer. They were replaced for the Spring term by Laura Moore, president; Norma Sprague, vice-presi- dent; Diane Pfeiffer, secretary; Beverly Robin- son, treasurer. The club is under the direction of Miss Polly Mosteller. The Flint Central Forensic Club, whose pur- pose is to advance public speaking activities in our school, was organized in 1940. It is open to any interested person and speech letter winners automatically become members. The classes of membership are “Proficient”, “Participating” and “Ordinary,” depending on the activities of the members. The organization brought in several excellent speakers during the course of the year and also arranged for the proper display of speech awards. In addition, it presented a bulletin board for the benefit of the school. Officers of the club are as follows: president, Mary Sanderson; vice-president, Ruth Teitel- baum; and secretary-treasurer, Monte Marshall. Mr. Harold E. Hawley is the sponsor. FORENSIC CLUB First row. loft to right—Evelyn Martin. Monte Marshall. Mary Sanderson. Ruth Teitelbaum. Harold K Hawley. Second row Barbara Davis Jean Opiola. Nancy Bcndall. Ann Reynolds. Lync Thomas. Bernice Campbell Fisher6 Stuerz ' Th,rd r0w—Donna Webster. Ron Black, Allen Tucker, Bill Parker. Ted Townsend. Pat Nilan. Lucille 84 ATTIC PLAYERS GIRLS. First row, left to right—Dorothy Blanchard. Norene Barnes. Susan Laycock. Anne Limbcrg. Evelyn Martin. Elizabeth Boyd. Marybcth Murray Second row—Joycelm Doran, Wannie Ash. Beverly Cra-ie, Dorothy McGregor. Hollis Frasier. Lyric Thomas. Third row—Elinor House. Charlotte Owen. Nancy Bendall. Lois Hilliker. Beverly Cross. Judy Less. Joanne Gadola. Fourth row—Bethany Flynn, Martha Atkins. Marilyn Dean. Joan Barnes. Janet Sharpe. Darlene Hanley. Sandra Anderson Helene Wright. Fifth row—Barbara Davis. Sue Cartwright. Diane Foley. Mary Louise Hoehn. Pat Nilan. Sue Smith. Maraletta Reigle. Jeanne Tramblay. Attic Players The Attic Players, under the direction of Mrs. Maude Stewart Beagle, has completed its 18th year of producing plays of near professional quality for the school and community. During this period 23 long plays, including two Shakes- pearean dramas, have been staged. Membership in the club is obtained by having one’s name submitted by a member to the mem- bership committee; if the applicant can con- tribute any talent to the club he is eligible for membership. This year the Attic Players maintained their reputation with “The College Widow,” a four- act comedy. The club also helped the cancer drive by col- lecting money in theaters. At Christmas they sent clothing and toys to the German Boys’ Club at Bremen, Germany. In addition they had sev- eral social affairs, most important of which was the annual dinner dance at the Milner Hotel, May 7. “Oscars” were awarded to the best actors of the year. Officers for the 1948-49 season were: Russell Linabury, president; Pat Nilan, first vice-presi- dent; Frank Smythe, second vice-president; Marybeth Murray, secretary; and Reese Stipes, treasurer. ATTIC PLAYERS OFFICERS AND BOYS. First row. left to right Pat Nilan. first vice-president; Marybcth Murray, secretary; Frank Smythe. second vice- president; Maude Stewart Beagle, director; Russ Linabury. president; Reese Stipes, treasurer. Second row—Gerald Barnard. Ted Neely. Dick Bradfield, Bob Dutro. Jerry Valentine. Bob Williams. Dick Bemis. Bob Hamilton. Vance Pettenger. Third row—John Ferguson. Ted Townsend. Phil Gage. Richard Price. Lloyd Hcaly, Allan Tucker. Wesley Parker. Dick Clapp. Bob Heitzner. Fourth row—Norm Riger. Hubert Neumann. John Fauth, Allen bhuster, Bill Thompson. Bob Duff. Cal Samra. Bob Eby. Jerry Zerbe. Joe Bukosky. 85 FUTURE NURSES CLUB— First row, left to right — Mildred Bunce, sponsor; Alice Dodge. Shir- ley Troxler, Marilyn Johnson. Nan- cy Bendall. Second row—Marilyn Parsell. Mar- garet Trengove. Pat Ormstead. Catherine Roberts, Luretta Collins. Janet Lacher. Third row — Marilyn Reitzel, Sue Reish, Joan Beverly. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB— First row. left to right — Phyllis Ceiersbach, Helen Warren, Gladys Farrand, Nancy Wills. Second row — Hazel Belitz. Betty Hiller, Marilyn Williams. Bonnie Dillon, Margaret Jones. Third row—Johneice Holley, Lor- etta Zane, William Parker, Bar- bara Groom. Future Nurses Club Whether interested in the medical or mental field, Central girls planning to enter nursing are offered the privilege of joining the Future Nurses Club. The purpose of this organization is to help such girls choose the school or field of nursing they wish to enter. Membership in the club is determined merely by the girl maintaining a “C” or above average and an interest in nursing. The Future Nurses— enjoying only a year of existence — obtained speakers who discussed public health, psychia- try, and obstetrics. The club also secured an official state-wide club pin. Officers of the club were the following: Shir- ley Troxler, president; Alice Dodge, vice-presi- dent; Marilyn Johnson, secretary, and Nancy Bendall, treasurer. Miss Mildred Bunce served as faculty adviser and sponsor. Library Service Club “A book out of place is a book lost,” is one of the paramount axioms of the Library Service Club. Working behind the scenes and living up to such principles, its members succeeded in presenting a very orderly library to the student body this past year. The club is composed of students who volun- teer their services to the library for at least one period a day. Shelving books and magazines, checking them in and out, keeping them in order, and providing reinforcements, are the principal functions of these junior librarians. Not being regularly organized, the club has no officers. The sponsors are the librarians, Mrs. Alick and Miss John. 86 Cinema Club Shutterbugs Whether it be in biology, chemistry, physics, or history, the audio-visual aids provided by the Cinema Club are of great value to the school. This club, whose purpose is to present classroom movies when requested, is one of the largest school-movie clubs in Michigan. The club has been an asset to Central for four years. Any person interested in this type of school service may join. During the past year, Cinemites acquired much additional equipment, and worked toward obtaining a new movie pro- jector. Officers for’49 are: Ted Brice, president: Spencer Richards, vice-president; Wesley Swan- son, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Leonard Redd has served as faculty sponsor. The Shutterbugs were organized in 1944 for the purpose of uniting the student photog- raphers who were interested in passing on their knowledge to interested classmates. Many of the photographs taken and developed by mem- bers of this club appear in sections of this book, and in almost every issue of The Arrow Head. The club again sponsored a photography con- test this year and several members entered a national photography contest. They shared a darkroom with Junior College students and helped improve the facilities there. Mr. E. R. Jones sponsored the club. CINEMA SERVICE CLUB— First row, left to right—Ted Brice. Spencer Richard, Della Campbell, Peg Garrett, Leonard Redd, sponsor. Second row—Bill Burke, Bill Pen- ney, Carl Sirpell. Joel Pace, Bob Diebel, Stanley Boyer. Third row — Alan Hartwick, Don Groom, Raymond Failer, Carl Hart- wick, Neal Isaac. SHUTTERBUGS— First row, left to right—Dick Clapp, Donna Geiger, llene Rotenberg, Mary Ellen Bentley, Marshall Her- shon. Second row—Bill Nakamura. Don Waldenmayer, James Leach, James Burdette, Allan McGregor, E. R. Jones, sponsor. 87 Y” Clubs “The “Y” Clubs are among the most active in Central. Their purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and commu- nity high standards of Christian character. They strive “to develop a clean, Christian youth, and to make the youths of today better citizens of tomorrow.” The service work of the Y-Teens has been with the Red Cross, and they have taken part in the activities at the Y.W.C.A. The Mohawk Hi- Y has helped with admission at school plays and programs, and contributed a cash fund to the world youth fund. The Booker T. Washington Hi-Y attended an older boys conference and N.A.A.C.P. vocational meetings and heard sev- eral speakers. They acted as councilors and ad- visors to boys with problems. They also bought windows for a new church. Y-TEENS— First row. left to right—Joan Carrow. secre- tary and treasurer; Eleanor Mayer, vice presi- dent; Janet Woods, president; Mrs. Edna McMillan, sponsor. Second row—Jo Ann Smith, Mary Fittante. Ardyce Odney. Third row—Madelon Miller. Margaret Wise. Barbara Lawrence, Donna Kilburn, Marilyn Wilcox. MOHAWK HI-Y— First row, left to right—Bob Kellerman, Gene Coates, Michael Burke, Tom Richardson, president; Tobias Carroll, sponsor. Second row — Hamad Bomorra, treasurer; John Florida. John Cramse. Carl Roberts, secretary; Jack Blosser, Clifton Hudson, chap- lain. Not pictured: Cary Newberry, vice-president. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HI-Y— First row. left to right—John Epps, secretary; Joseph Hill, president; H. W. Turner, vice- president; Curtis Epps, treasurer. Second row—Cardnor Travis. Levon Walker. Pete Hartfield, Emmett Harper, Leroy Turner. Third row—Larois Turner, Charles Holliday. Fernandis Washington. William Dent. George Watts. Fourth row — Luther Hill, Robert Howard, Jim Stocher, Louis Branch. 88 !iS VSS'£l? r0 ‘ Tfl tc ,Bo£e?- lct!Y V.- Gins’ Sports; Marshall Hershon. Photography Ed.; Russ Linabury Sports Ed.; Bob Ham- tT° • ■'ci'“ci n Tdus Editor-m-Ch'ef.Dick Bradficld, News Ed.; Joyce Dye. Feature Ed.: Norene Barnes. Business Mgr ; Bob Bennett. Adver- ts' � rJSLv. PvTi «“Efi’ D,stJl,t ut,0,l Mgr Second row—Shirley Haner. Mary Jo Eugenis. Donna Alexander. Annette Lane. Betty Jackson. Mary Brabbs. Joyce Borton Evelyn Martin. Donna Radcliffe Anne Brothers. Co-Contract Mgr.; Jean Coonich. Elizabeth Boyd. Bessie E. Hemingway Susan Laycock [Jlrd 3 U rC r Jeian French� u Sally JoC s?P }r0,s H'H'ker Sarah Jar,c Carrcll. Dolores Lazar. Sally Mathis. Anne Limberg. Irene VPapp. IW ? Bigelow. Fourth row—Pat Kostka. D.anc Foley. Betty Jane Thomas. D.anc King. Barbara Elliott. Marion Goodwin. Barbara Davis Betty Hagle. Nola Lockard. Lorraine Mathis. Joan Bennett. Dee Brown. Rita Blaire. Donna Kilburn. Tom Richardson. Fifth row—Allen Ave y D?ck'aapp n Valdenma e'' B°b Slmmons• 8,11 Whlte- Bob Roach- Ron Griffen. Chuck Stanton. Bill Reusch. Roger Pickering. Ron Black. Jim The Arrow Head THE ARROW HEAD Member National Scholastic Press Association All-State Honor Rating, 47-’48 Subscription Price...................75c a Year EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief..................Lucille Titus Asst. Editors.....Bob Hamilton, Dick Bradfield News Editor..............................Diane King Boys’ Sports Editor.............Russ Linabury Girls’ Sports Editor.........Dorothy Townsend Feature Editors...Joyce Dye, Marion Goodwin Photography ............... Marshall Hershon BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager................Norene Barnes Advertising Manager........................Bob Bennett Contract Co-Mgrs.....Anne Brothers, Bob Roach Secretary ...................... Jackie Bowen Distributon Manager......................Irene Samu Written and published every two weeks during the school year by and for the students of Central High School, Flint, Michigan Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Flint, Michigan, under Act of March 3, 1879. For the first time in several seasons, The Arrow Head, edited this year by Lucille Titus, entered competition and won both state and national honors. Last fall The Arrow Head was one of three Michigan high school papers in the class A division to receive an All-State award. This rating was conferred by the Michigan State College Journalism Department. This spring the paper gained an “excellent” rating from the National Press Association, being one of fourteen class A school publications in the country to receive this distinction. Mrs. Ruth Nurmi successfully completed her second year as adviser of the paper, and Mrs. Bessie Hemingway efficiently handled the fi- nances. Mrs. Nurmi also instructed the Journal- ism class which assisted by writing stories and headlines. The second annual Press Banquet was a high- light of the year. At this banquet students re- ceived letter awards for their work on the paper. The staff also visited local newspaper offices to see the “big-time” press at work. 90 Marilyn Dean, Jerry Oppenborn, Jerry Robinson. Trial by Jury” By Gilbert and Sullivan CAST Judge ...................................... Jerry Oppenborn Don Ferneau Marilyn Dean Elaine Leitch Frank Smythe Les Hunter TTcher ...................................Bob Dean Ted Townsend Counsel for the Plaintiff................................Phil Cook Jerry Robinson Foreman for the Jury...............................Levi Hammond Bridesmaids..............Bea Berger, Beverly Woodbeck, Nancy Sears Kathleen Veenstra, Jean Wallace, Beverly Jean Cross, Lotus Simons Wanda McCully, Georgena Frazier, Margaret Trengove, Lucille Titus Plaintiff (Angelina) Defendant (Edwin) Clerk Dick Clapp Tom Richardson Bob Hummel THE CLASS OF 1949 PRESENTS Dear Ruth” By Norman Krasna May 20 and 21 Director, Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown Student Director, Barbara Shepherd Nora................. Edith Wilkens........ Miriam Wilkens....... Judge Harry Wilkens. Ruth Wilkens......... Lt. William Seawright Albert Kummer....... Martha Seawright Sgt. Chuck Vincent... Harold Klobbermeyer CAST .........................Joyce Wells Dorothy McGregor, Margaret Burgess Alice Dodge, Marilynn Thomas Bob Hummel, Tom Richardson ...........Nola Loekhard, Jo Irwin .....................Charles Stanton .......................... Ron Black Joyce Carlson, Margaret Trengove ......................John Ferguson .............Stan Burt, Boyd Piggott 92 THE CLASS OF 1950 presents Remember the Day” By Philo Higley and Philip Dunning November 12 and 13 Director . . Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown Student Director .... Irene Connors CAST First Bellboy Don Herrick Flower Girl Betty Lewellyn Second Bellboy Dick Bradfield Reporter Bob Lewis Nora Trinell Kathleen Veenstra Diane King Dewey Roberts Monte Marshall Arthur White Dan Hopkins Allen Tucker Chase Arnold Ellen Talbot Sue Smith Donna Kilburn Kate Hill Joyce Davis Bonnie Robbins Tom.......... Steve Hill... Miss Price Mr. Steele.... Edith Phelps. Mrs. Roberts Charlie...... Dorothy..... Anna ....... Mildred .... Jane......... Mr. Roberts Miss Kline ...Jerry Valentine ........Bill Eary ... Hope Ingraham Mason Himelhoch Merriam Gottfelt ....Lucille Fisher ....Bill Himelhoch ....Pat McDermott ...Donna Webster ....Alice Draper ....Betty Lewellyn .Ted Townsend ....Diane Foley 93 The Twenty-Third Annual Kaleidoscope - Dec. 2, 3 and 4 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MAUDE STEWART BEAGLE Central’s Silver Anniversary Master of Ceremonies. Reese Stipes; Mistress of Ceremonies, Pat Kostka ooo Opening Chorus 0 0« Act I—Central High School Orchestra Huckleberry Finn.................................................... Dc Lamarter Mr. Walter Bloch, Conductor o o o Act II—Drama Department “Grandma Pulls the String”.........................................Drama I Class Directed by Maude Stewart Beagle o o « Act III—Dukes of Melody Henry Wells. Jerry Robinson. Dick Campbell. Don Ferneau ooo “Headlines In the News”—Presented by the Arrow Head Staff Written and produced by Joyce Dye ooo Act IV—The Central A Cappclla Choir “Listen to the Mocking Bird”....................................Lynn Murray “Dear Old Central High School ...............................Dirtz-Schwartz Country Style ..................................................Van Heuscn Mr. Walter Bloch. Conductor ooo Act V—The Attic Players The Third Act,” a skit in one act—Directed by Maraletta Rciglc ooo Act VI—Central Concert Band Dardenclla .................................Fred Fisher, Felix Bernard. John Black Jingles All the Way ..................................Fantasy by Howard R. Cable Mr. Edwin Merrill, Conductor ooo Act VII—The Belle Masque Horrors Incorporated. a skit in one act—Directed by Paula St. John ooo Act VIII— The Silver Skates A Dance Pantomino—Directed by Jeanninc Kime ooo Act IX—Television Written and produced by Pat Nilan and Bob Brown Under the direction of Helen Hardy Brown Act X—Finale The Birthday Party Happy Birthday Clap Yo Hands from Oh. Kay . . . .Gershwin Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Jerome Kern Bidin’ My Time from Girl Crazy . . Gershwin The Girls’ Glee Club Miss Louise Doetsch. Director Dance.......... Mickey McBride Dance.........Dana Vasconccllos Delores Loscy And the entire company in “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles” Kenrovin and Kellettc 95 THE BELLE MASQUE CLUB presents The Fighting Littles” By Caroline Francke March 24 Director, Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown Student Director, Barbara Shepherd CAST Almatina.......................Mary Jane Lovett Olita .........................Delores McGlone Filmer........................................Stan Burt Ham Ellers....................................Bill Eary Mr. Little.....................................Cal Rice Goody................................Kathy Gifford Mrs. Little..................................Diane King Antoinette...........................Joyce Davis Cuckoo ......................Jeanette Stuerzl Screwball ......................Alice Draper Henriette................... Margaret Burgess Norman Peel.............................Wayne Lambert Dicky Harpeddle...........................Bob Simmons Mrs. Harpeddle ...................Pat Kostka Miss Pologa Paula St. John THE ATTIC PLAYERS present The College Widow April 1 and 2 Director, Maude Stewart Beagle Student Directors: Barbara Davis, Beverly Cross CAST Matty McGowan.... Ollie Mitchel..... Jack Larabee...... Stubby Tallmadge. Tom Pearson....... Dick McAllister... Jimsey Hopper..... Hiram Bolton...... Copernicus Talbot. Hon. Elam Hicks. .. Bud Hicks......... Flora Wiggens..... Silent Murphy..... Peter Witherspoon ...Allen Tucker ......Phil Gage Allen Shuster .....Dick Price Vance Pettinger .. .Norman Kiger Joseph Bukosky Mickey McBride ..John Ferguson Bill Thompson Jerry Valentine ...Ted Townsend Richard Bemis Gerald Bernard ....Diane Foley Elizabeth Boyd .....Don Haley ....Lloyd Healy Mrs. Prunley Dalzelle Betty Tanner........ Luella Chubbs....... Bertha Tyson........ Betty Tyson......... Sally Cameron....... Josephine Barclay... Ruth Aiken.......... Daniel Tibbets...... Billy Bolton........ Jane Witherspoon.... .....Anne Limberg Dorothy Blanchard .....Elinor House Marybeth Murray .....Helen Ranger . Marilynn Thomas .....Hollis Frazier .........Sue Smith ...Jeanne Tremblay .....Evelyn Martin ........Dick Bemis Gerald Bernard .......Reese Stipes Russ Linabury .........Pat Nilan Maurine Haremsky 97 Spring Speech Jeanne Opiola practices her declamation before a group of fellow speakers in order to gain some constructive criticism. Those who took part in spring speech activities included (first row, left to right) Mary San- derson, Jeanne Opiola, Robert Simmons, Kathy Gifford, Joyce Davis; (second row) Cal Rice, William Parker, David Kline, Russell Linabury, Robert Duff. They were coached by Mr. Hawley (extreme right). Robert Simmons helps Joyce Davis with her declamation. 98 DEBATE. First row. left to right—Jean Opiola. Mary Sanderson. Nancy Bendall. Evelyn Martin. Harold E. Hawley, sponsor. Second row- Pat Nilan. Lucille Fisher. Monte Marshall. Donna Webster. Ruth Teitelbaum. Third row—Bob Duff. Bill Parker. Chase Ar- nold. Russ Linabury. Ted Townsend. Debate For the thirteenth consecutive year, the De- bate squad of Flint Central reached the elimi- nation tournament and captured another plaque, awarded annually by the Detroit Free Press to schools excelling in debate. Central, however, was eliminated in this year’s tournament when they met a team which went on to the state finals and which had a member from last year’s state champions. The varsity debaters for this year were: aG firmative, Robert Duff and Mary Sanderson; negative. William Parker and Russell Linabury. This year’s proposition was: Resolved, that the United Nations now be revised into a Federal World Government. Spring Speech Flint Central was very active in Spring Speech activities this year. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Hawley, debate and speech coach, the class worked diligently during the second semes- ter on writing and memorization of oration, declamations, dramatic declamations, and ex- tempore speeches. The elimination contests were held during March and April. Nearly forty students partici- pated in the contests. At the final contest, twelve people were chosen to represent Central at the District Contest in Saginaw. Two of our contestants went to the Regional Contest. They were Jeanne Opiola and Robert Simmons, both of whom gave oratorical decla- mations. Others who went to Saginaw were: Kathy Gifford, Joyce Davis, Cal Rice, Mary San- derson. Delores Sumley, Nancy Bendall, David Kline, Bob Duff, Russell Linabury, and William Parker. 99 Bob Brown Bob Hummel Ron Black Wayne Rosson Margaret Burgess Radio In three years, radio at Flint Central has grown by leaps and bounds. The first year, the radio speech class did one program every other week. Now, the class does two entire programs every week in addition to having some part in three others. Of the seven programs put on by the radio department of the Flint public schools, Central participates in six of them. The Great Literature and Adventures for Chil- dren programs are presented every week by the radio class. Every week the class provides the newscaster and master of ceremonies for the Junior Varieties program and Penny and Archie for the School Workshop of the Air. Once a month the class provides the talent for the Young Americans programs. The Adventures for Children series is the first in-school listening program to be attempted, carrying out the idea of teaching by radio. The children were motivated by the story and drew pictures and wrote poems and letters. This medium was used for classes from the Kinder- garten through the sixth grade. Over one thous- and pictures were received which made it desir- able to hold a radio open house on May 26 and 27 for elementary students, their teachers and parents. Hundreds attended, and broadcasts of the Adventures for Children program were given to enable the children to witness the broadcasts to which they had listened. Scripts were written by the advanced radio class for many community projects, such as a series for the Urban League to be presented next fall. Job analysis scripts were written for the counseling committee. Programs were also writ- ten for the Red Cross and the PTA Clothing Drive. 100 First Picture — Bob Hummel is one of the boys who acts as engi- neer for the broadcasts directly from Central. Second Picture—Jo Irwin, Joyce Davis, and Stan Burt view the pic- tures that were drawn by school children illustrating the fairy tales. Third Picture—Wayne Lambert, Joan Sneden, and Jim Prentice study the script with student director Joan Prescott. Such fairy tales as Alice in Won- derland, Rumpelstilskin, Snow Queen, Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Magic Glasses, Three Billy Goats Gruff, Sleeping Beauty, King Midas and His Golden Touch, and Rapunzel, were broad- cast over WBBC every Thursday. Nearly every elementary school in Flint listened to the broadcasts. Every Saturday evening a pro- gram of great literature was heard over WFDF. This series included The Canterville Ghost, The Shadow, Dr. Manette’s Manuscript, The Tell- Tale Heart, Jane Eyre, Becky Sharp, Vanity Fair, Pickwick Papers, and many others. 101 A CAPPELLA CHOIR. First row. left to right—Josic Schiavone. Donald Sisler. Ida York, Juby Parker. Alma Baxter. Sheila Rotenberg. Carol Scott. Norma Head- rick. Shirley Diamond. Shirley Miller. Dolores Losey. Alice Dodge, Frances Kocsis. Gcorgona Frazier. Mildred Crump. Second row—Janis Fordo. Janet Petus, Donna Alexander. Jean Wallace. Margaret Trengovc. Mary Menercy. Lucinda Lau. Beverly Cross, Jackie Bowen. Beverly Hadscll. Nancy Reed. Dorothy Harban. Bea Berger. Wanda McCulley. Betty Cordon. Lucille Titus. Third row—Bill Mangrum, Max Coleman. Kathy Vccnstra. Mary Jean Lambert. Joyce Roberts. Maralctta Reigle, Leslie Hunter, Jerry Robinson. Marilyn Durbin. Marilyn Dean. Don Schmidt. Marjorie Cannon. Lila Woodin. Rita Blair, Lotus Simons. Marilyn Johnson. Dick Camp- bell. Fourth row—Henry Wells. Bob Dutro. Ted Townsend. George Alexander. Paul Fischabcr. Sidney Morse. Willard Smith. George Simmons. Wayne Rosson, John Ritter. Jim Russell. Bob Dean. Dorothy Brown, Dick Clapp. Gene Small. Frank Smythe. Walter Bloch. Director. A Cappella Choir Preparing for the first school opera in four years occupied most of the A Cappella Choir's time and talent this year. The Gilbert and Sulli- van production, “Trial by Jury,” was shown five times. Three school assemblies were presented in addition to one public performance in Flint. The group also had the honor of appearing with the show at the Hartland Area Music Festival this spring. DUKES OF MELODY—Henry Wells. Don Ferneau. Dick Campbell, Jerry Robinson. Another of the choir’s major projects was the presentation of the cantata, “Song of Christ- mas.” This story in words and song of the nativ- ity was given for three student assemblies, pre- sented at the Rotary Club, and aired over station WFDF. The choir, under the able guidance of Mr. Walter Bloch, also found time to master the fes- tival music, and earned a “superior” rating when they played host to some 1,000 students at the District Vocal Festival in April. This awarded them an opportunity to compete in the State fes- tival at Michigan State College. The choir also lent its voices to entertain in the Kaleidoscope, Spring music assemblies. Spring Concert, and the baccalaureate service. Because of an overloaded schedule, the choir had to refuse many requests for out-of-school appearances. Officers presiding this season were: President. Frank Smythe; vice-president and robe custo- dian, George Simmons and Wayne Rosson; sec- retary, Georgena Fraizer; treasurer, Marilyn Dean; and librarian, Margaret Trengove. Ac- companists were Shirley Diamond and Jean Wallace. 102 FIRST CLEE CLUB. First row. left to right—Leana Crier, Betty Hahn. Jean Bowser. Sue Turner, Jo Meeboer, Lois Ann Newton, Pauline Morgan. Nancy Bertram. Dorothy Mooney. Velma Upper. Mary Jones. Nancy Samson. Second row—Phyllis Muma. Ada Glesure, Eileen Bowden. Marilyn Bachman. Joyce Craft. Vemba Wissinger, Marjorie Carlson. Barbara Rolfc, Donna Nichols. Doris Stafford. Mary Curtis, Barbara Robbins. Daisy Payne. Third row—Joyce Easter. Peggy Choate. Jo Creenley. Nan Stull. Arlayne Warren. Elizabeth Cooke, Nola Lockard, Catherine Parrish. Marie Hill, Shirley Melrose. Patricia Tuller, Mary Lou Wiebeck. Fourth row—Betty Brady, Iris Alexander. Marian Stroup. Joyce Wells. Margaret Burgess, Connie LaFredo, Barbara Lawrence. Joan Shanks, Joyce Henderson, Johnnie Willis. Jo Ann Bradley, Clara Olson, Carol Hamelm. Girls’ Glee Club The Girls’ Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Louise Doetsch, has successfully completed another active year. The Kiris sang at the Flint Quota Club Style Show and at the M.E.A. Con- vention in the early fall. After appearing in the Kaleidoscope in December, they began working on Christmas carols for assemblies and caroling programs. Broadcasts over radio stations WBBC, WTAC, and WFDF were other contributions of the group. Novelty numbers in costume were pre- sented by the Glee Club at the Band Show in March, and the student body was entertained at music assemblies this spring. The glee club received a “superior” rating at the district vocal festival, and this grade made the group eligible to participate in the State fes- tival at Michigan State College. Participation in the annual Spring Concert and a program at the Rotary Club luncheon dur- ing Music Week were other activities of the girls. In addition to performing for various organi- zations, the glee club maintains an active social life. A get-acquainted picnic is held in the fall and splash parties at the school pool and music mending parties are also given during the semes- ter. The year will end with an all-day outing. Officers for first and second semesters, re- spectively, are: President, Jean Bowser, Marga- ret Burgess; vice-president. Sue Turner, Marie Hill; secretary, Elizabeth Cooke, Nan Stull; treasurer, Arlayne Warren, Dorothy Mooney; attendance secretary, Nancy Samson; social chairman, Connie LaFredo, Jo Greenley; libra- rian, JoAnn Bradley. GIRLS ENSEMBLE. First row. left to right—Jean Bow- ser. Barbara Robbins, Catherine Parrish, Velma Upper Second row—Peggy Choate. Elizabeth Cooke. Barbara Lawrence. Nola Lockard. Betty Hahn. 103 CONCERT BAND. First row. left to right—Doug Zcigal, Martha Atkins. Norma Palmer. Barbara Brice. Betty Ross. Grace David. Carol Scott. Elizabeth Boyd. Bill Reusch. Donna Erb, Harlow Hopkins. Second row Ailcen MacDonald, Julie Beach. Dave Williams. Lotus Simons. Bruce Dresbach. Chase Arnold. Mary Curtice. Shirley Barber. Phil Gage. Roy Preslar. Jim Coss. Lillian Morford, Winona Henry. Hugh Carrel!. Third row—Chuck Craig. Don Waldenmayrc. Jay Mont- gomery. Irwin Pillsbury. Neil Dresbach. Bill Thompson. Don Stout. Jerry Hagerman. Jackie Bigelow. Ted Brice. Delmas Presley. Harold Hauk. Gertrude Fry. Phyllis Downing. Norman Winch. Ed Knobloch. Ed Rolphmg. Donald Tarno. Suzanne Sheerin. Shirley Ross Fourth row—Darrell Ballard. Bob Sutkay. Jim Good- man. Paul Vercoe. Charles Laney. Lester Lack. Bob Small. Dick Justin. Ted Townsend. Lee Evans. Bob Tilley. Ray Shoup. Russ Linabury. Central’s Band Central’s band is nearing the completion of its silver anniversary season which has been one of its most pro- gressive and active years. After being banned for several years, girls were once again admitted to the marching band this season. This addition accounts for the awarding of an unusually large number of band letters, thirty-one. Another new feature of the year was the organization of a “small band.” This is a selected group of sixteen play- Thc Marching Band ers who represent the band when a smaller group is desired. The marching band played and performed at all football and basketball games throughout the year. They also provided music for the Flint Arrows’ season opener. Besides participating in the Kaleidoscope, District Band Festival, and Annual Spring Con- cert, the group also presented a Band Show in which were included several novelty and indi- vidual numbers in addition to full band selec- tions. They also took part in the annual Band Conclave at Atwood Stadium in the spring. School assembly appearances included music department talent programs in February, and participation at all pep assemblies. A successful season will be ended when the band plays for Commencement June 8. Officers directing the band this year were: President,Bill Reusch; secretary-treasurer, Mar- tha Atkins; librarians, Aileen MacDonald. Lil- lian Morford, Carol Scott. Russ Linabury and Harlow Hopkins aided director Edwin J. Merrill as student directors. Drum majors included Har- low Hopkins, Roger Sullivan, and Jim Kause. 104 ORCHFSTRA First row left to right—Richmond Brown. Mar.on Coodw.n. Sarah Jane Carrell. Carol Stafford. Carolyn Kline -Esther Newcomb. Donna Julia Beach. Aileen MacDonald. Lucille Pence. Fourth row—Walter Bloch. Conductor; Donna Beagle. Mary Bulger. Mary Jo Eugenis. Central’s Orchestra Central’s orchestra, which is an outgrowth of a piano and violin duet organized by alumnus Billy Mills in 1910, highlighted its activities this season by an appearance with Professor Joseph Evans of Michigan State College. Professor Evans was the guest artist at this year’s annual spring concert, and the orchestra accompanied him on the Mendelssohn G Minor Piano Con- certo. The group decided to bring Professor Evans to Flint instead of participating in the orchestra festival. His appearance was further financed by the MacDowell Music Club and the Sorosis Club of Flint. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Walter Bloch, this year spent much time in preparing accompani- ments for the a cappella choir activi- ties. They played a very important part in the presentation of the choir cantata, “Song of Christmas,” and the opera, “Trial by Jury.” The full orchestra also played for a PTA City Pageant, performed at Hon- ors Assembly and a spring music as- sembly, and entertained at the Kaleid- oscope. The string quartet, made up of Carol Stafford, Donna Kilburn, Addie Lou Adams, and Arthur White, has completed a very successful year. The group received a “superior” rating in both district and state competition, and made many appearances at functions throughout the city. Those guiding this year’s activities were: President, Marion Goodwin; secretary-treasur- er, Charles Udvarnoky; librarians, Donna Kil- burn and Donna Beagle. Attendance clerk was Daniel Hatten, and Penny York was accompa- nist. Carol Stafford Donna Kilburn Addie Adams 105 Second Glee Club SECOND CLEE CLUB. First row. left to right—Charlotte Burrage. Maxine Felton. Dolores Reigle. Wanda Hunter, Marie King. Barbara Fogelberg. Dolores Sires. Barbara Wand. Dana Vasconccllos. Donna Turner. Betty Wuelser. Second row—Carolyn Kline. Elaine Emery. Roseline Harvey. Thelma Thomie. Vivian Mills. Dredy Savage. Shirley Lo- vcllc. Alice Wilson. Phyllis Barnhart. Thelma Sheidle. Marilyn Doonst. Ruth Scroggins. Third row—Joan Reed. Beatrice Taylor. Irotha Johnson. Phyllis Klein. Lillian Pharms. Betty Chaltraw. Margie Taylor. Doris Malin, Jo Ann Patterson. Marian McConnell. Fourth row—Doris Fagan. Barbara Bartlett. Jean Fisher. Jean Yetter. Helen Thomp- son. Betty Bosman. Shirley Alexander. Joycelynn Doran. Patricia Taylor. Lurline Allen. Margaret Kinney. Marion Harger. Fifth row—Janis Draper. Barbara Vaughn. Beverly Olsey, Jean Burke. Celestcr Luchett. Lucille Pence. Vir- ginia Crider. Linda Nudi. Jo Ann Garrow. Ola Norfleet. Betty Woodward. Barbara Dyer. Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORUS. First row. left to right—Darrel Smith. Joanne Melanson. Avis Criggs. Marcella Haley. Beverly Keefer. Dolores Black. Shirley Richert. Gwendolyn Reed. Mary Ellen Bently. Stan Burt. Donna Bernard. Kathy Sargis. Nancy Wills. Second row—Jean Franchi. Elaine Leitch. Melvin Watkins. Shirley Ricman. Marylec Limmcr. Lois Venters. Ruth Young. Dolores Sumley. Luretta Collins. Margie Bigelow. Delphine Kostow- ski, Mary Gordon. Shirley Thiel. Betty Walker. Barbara Allen. Jaybeth Noblin. Delores Hart. Marjorie Bersmger. Third row—Irene Comnois. Exie Soles. Nancy Norfleet. Joyce Chipman. Dorothy Prcgcr. Marjorie Kicinski, Lily Mills. Bette Donohou. Joyce Grovom. Dorothy Fejedelem. Brenda Frost. Lois Tali. Elaine Allen. Belva Marklc. Alice Carleple. Betty Russ. Carlene Segrcst. Phyllis Kendrick. Fourth row—Mary Hand. Nancy Tobias. Jean Morris. Frances Wrabel. Barbara Stiff. Jacqueline Lavroot. Carla Porter. Pat Scott. Marilyn Kiefer. Kathleen Truemncr. Janet Smith. Hilda Roseberry. Josephine Garwin. Evelyn Pea. Jean McDonald. Eunice Amey. Larry Walter. Don Yount. Darwin Grunman. Fifth row—Robert Brown. Dick Campbell. Joann Marston. Florine McCarvans. Leonard McMillen. Ken Edwards. Calvin Rice. Max Williams. Levi Hammond. Alfred Klamcrt! James Stroup. Pat Gillen. Marylyn Strobidge. Helen Leonard. Kathleen Barth. Reva Wares. Eva Tompkins. Joanne Bukosky. Geraldine Youmans 106 Marion Coodwin, Elizabeth Boyd. Sarah Jane Carrell. Ron Liddle Class of 1950 Members of the Class of ’50 started their sec- ond year’s stay at Central with enthusiasm and since have proven themselves in sports, journal- ism, dramatics, and speech. In the September elections the Juniors chose four very able leaders for their class officers. Ron Liddle was elected president; Sarah Jane Carrell, vice-president; Marion Goodwin, secre- tary ; and Elizabeth Boyd, treasurer. With the help of these newly elected officers and the Junior Board of Directors, consisting of elected representatives from each Junior group, plans were made for the Junior Play. This year, “Remember the Day” by Higley and Dunning, was presented November 12 and 13 under the direction of Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown. The Juniors also sponsored the spring clean- up campaign. The class sponsors were Miss Polly Mosteller and Mrs. Louella Conklin. JUNIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS. First row. left to right—Sally Blackwell, Sarah Jane Carrell. vice- president; Ron Liddle, president; Manon Coodwin. secretary; Elizabeth Boyd treasurer, Second row—Joyce Mirgon. Barbara King. Cathy McDonald. Joan Bennett. Diane Pfeiffer, Bcrmcc Camp- bell. Third row—Sue Smith. Evelyn Kiefer. Betty Leack. Shirley Rodgers. Joan Pf.ster. Fourth row—Nelson Devereaux. Erwin Ryckman, Lloyd Healy. Jerry Valentine. 107 JUNIORS ROW 1—Kenneth Abbott. Denise Acheson, Betty Adair, Addielu Adams, Joan Adams, George Alexander. Elaine Allen. ROW 2—Gaylord Allen, Gene Allen. Diane Anderson, Harold Anderson, Joan Anderson, John Anderson, Johnny Anderson. ROW 3—Eleanor Andrews, Barbara Antho- ny, Janet Anthony, Chase Arnold, James Arnott, Barbara Arrand, John Arye. ROW 4—Wannie Ash, Carl Atherton, Bill Attaway, Bill Ausless, Dorothy Austin, Mon- alee Austin, Duane Averill. ROW 5 — Beverly Bailey, Virginia Baker, Jim Baldwin, Darrell Ballard. Gerald Bar- nard, Carol Barnes, Donald Barnes. ROW 6—Martha Barnes. Bob Bartlett, Clin- ton Barton, Joyce Barrentine. Bob Baucus, Alma Baxter, Clinton Beach. ROW 7—Julia Beach. Donna Beagle, Mar- garet Beaulieu, George Beckwith. Bessie Beckwith. Bruce Bellinger, Joanne Bellinger. ROW 8—Donna Bemis. Nancy Bendall. Doris Bennett, Joan Bennett, Beatrice Berger, Ger- ald Berriman, Bill Berry. ROW 9 — Margie Bigelow, Bonnie Bishop, Pat Bitzinger. Dolores Black, Sally Blackwell. Rita Blair, Dorothy Blanchard. ROW 10 — Phyllis Bloomer, Barbara Bo- dary, Barbara Bolen, Sheila Bolin, Dale Bond. Margaret Bonden, Kenneth Booker. ROW 1 1—Maxine Borgman, Betty Bosman. Lloyd Botham, Eileen Bowden, Jack Bowers, Gordon Bowen, Elizabeth Boyd. ROW 12—Richard Bradfield, Harold Brad- ford, Betty Brady, Jerry Braley, James Bray. Carl Brayan, Bob Brilinski. ROW 1 3—Margaret Brinker, Delyle Bristol, Denzil Britton, Phil Brodie, Edwina Brown, Warner Brown, Joanne Bukosky. JUNIORS ROW I—Mary Bulger. Bob Burke. Barbara Burgess, Wanda Burks. Howard Businski, Barbara Bush. Tom Brewer. ROW 2—Dolores Brown. Jim Calder, Ber- nice Campbell. Gloria Campbell, Jeanne Campbell, John Campbell, Marjorie Cannon. ROW 3—Norman Carlson, Ruth Carpenter. Barbara Case. Evelyn Case. Carol Chandler. Bud Chapman. William Chase. ROW 4 — Nick Chatas. Alvester Chester. Joyce Chiponan. Eugene Christopher. Pat Clark, Joanne Cole. Blanche Coleman. ROW 5—Peggy Coleman, Charlotte Collier. Irene Connors. Beverly Coons. Gordon Coul- man. Lynn Crackett, Charles Craig. ROW 6—Norm Crain, Beverly Crane, Dick Crane, Marawe Crane. Dick Cregar, Mildred Crump, Jack Cunningham. ROW 7—James Cunningham. Clinton Curtis, Roger Curtis, Jeanne Cusic, Louis Dale. Lee Danyluk, Jim Davidson. ROW 8 — Margaret Davies. Barbara Davis, Duane Davis. Wayne Dean. Kenneth DeCarte, Jean Delong, Dorothy Demski. ROW 9 — Gae Ann DeMoss, Betty Denlee, Richard Deneen, Wyman DePottey, Nelson Devereaux, Onalee DeWitt, Bonnie Dillon. ROW 10 — Katye Dodd. Marilyn Dodder, Janet Doe, Phyllis Downing. Pearl Dobash, Mary Dodge, Cathy Doyka. ROW 1 1—Alice Draper. John Drost. George Drury, Faith Duford, Mike Duke. Jim Dun- lap, Marilyn Durbin. ROW 12 — Christy Durnan, William Eary, Joyce Easter, Patricia Eddy, Freddie Edwards. Kenneth Edwards, DeWayne Elder. ROW 13—Jake Elia, Donald Ellis. Bill Emer- ton, Ted Enle, Donna Mae Erb, Edward Eric- son, Edward Ervin. 110 JUNIORS ROW 1 — Lee Evans, Barbara Fagelburg. Gladys Farrand, Janet Featherstone, Betty Fitch, Jean Fisher, Lucille Fisher. ROW 2 — Robert Fischer. Doralea Floyd. Diane Foley. Dorothy Foreman, Bruce Fox, Patsy Fricke, Margaret Frierson. ROW 3 — Phyllis Fritzler, Brenda Frost. Vern Frye. Phil Gage. Beth Garland, Frances Carnes, Margaret May Garrett. ROW 4 — Sue Garrett. Bill Garrett, Robert Gatewood, Bob Gerow, Dean Gibbs, Bob Gil- bert, Mildred Gill. ROW 5—Ada Gleasure, Jane Goecker. Tom Goettel, Janet Goldfarb, Jim Goodman, Mari- lyn Goodwin. Marilyn Gordon. ROW 6—Merriam Gottfelt, Marvin Gottlieb, Kathryn Gould, Don Green. Almedis Green- field. Bruce Gregson, Ron Griffin. ROW 7—Dick Groesbeck, Fred Guith. Marie Gundloch, Mary Beth Guthrie, Wanda Gun- ter, Jane Gwyn, Marcella Haley. ROW 8—Gene Hall, Norma Hamady, Ann Hamilton, Bernard Hampter. Mary Hand, Shirley Haner, Jim Harris. ROW 9—Herbert Harris, Gerald Hart, Carl Hartwick. Frank Hartsfield. Beverly Hatch, Daniel Hatten, Paul Hauck. ROW 10 — Geraldine Hayes. Lloyd Healy, Betty Heil, Bob Henderson. Pat Henry, Rob- ert Herman, Don Herrick. ROW 1 1 - - Jim Herrington, Kenneth Her- rington, Jim Hesling, Andrew Hess, Rudy Hickman, Dale Hill, Arlene Hillier. ROW 12 Lois Hilliker, Mason Himelhoch, William Himelhoch, Beverly Hittle. Frances Hochtel. Bonnie Hockin, Donna Holcombe. ROW 13—Helen Holeman, Audline Holland, Jolmeice Holley. Phil Holsinger, Marcia Ho- nert, Bill Hoose, Bill Hubbard. JUNIORS ROW 1—Clifton Hudson, Marie Hulverson, Jerry Humphrey, Nancy Hyatt, Gene Iherd, Hope Ingraham, Don Irwin. ROW 2 — Thelma Irrer, Geraldine Jackson, Ellihue Jarrett, Bob Jarvie, John Jenus, Bruce Jerome, Bill Jeffes. ROW 3—Esther Jesiek. Alvin Johnson, Bill Johnson, Elinor Johnson. Melvin Johnson, Buel Jones, Mary Jones. ROW 4—Joane Johnson. Dick Justin, Charles Kaake, George Karcker, Robert Kar- pas, Jim Kause. Jerry Keeley. ROW 5 — Betty Kelly, Gertrude Kelly, Bar- bara Keskes, Donna Kilburn, Evelyn Kiefer, Beverly Kile, Barbara King. ROW 6—Diane King, Pat King. Mason Kirk, Lillian Kissinger, Irene Kitsonas, Thomas Knight, Jim Knoblock. ROW 7 — Anne Kossaras, John Koszegi, Betty Kribs. Maryann Kunkleman, Janet Lac- ker, Bill Ladd, Lawrence LaForest. ROW 8—Warren Laur, Clara Jo Land, Betty Lande, Charles Laney, Carolyn Larmor, Berk- ley LaRose, Bob Law. ROW 9—Mary Jean Lambert, Bob Lawrence, Betty Leach, Bob Leach, Dick Leach, Eldaris Lee, Marilyn Lee. ROW 10—Mary Lee. Don LeGault, Marjorie Lehman, Bonnie Leick, Cliff Limmon, Helen Leonard, Martin Leonard. ROW 1 1—Pat Levoir, Betty Lewellyn, Betty Lewis, Charles Lewis, Gene Lewis, Robert Lewis, Ronald Liddle. ROW 12 — Shirley Limmer, Roger Lindsay, Gail Lockard. Lura Lord. Bob Lorimer, Do- lores Losey, Larry Luce. ROW 13—Kenneth MacDonald, Maxine MacDonald, Mary Lou Males, Bill Mangrum, Jim Mann, Dick Manser. Delores Marcinko. JUNIORS ROW 1—Belva Markle, Betty Marlette, Al- vin Marshall. Don Marshall, Monte Marshall, Dick Martin, Evelyn Martin. ROW 2—Joe Mate, Robert Matthews, Do- lores Maurer, Delver May, Micky McBride, Imelda McCauley, Bettie McClame. ROW 3—Marian McConnell, Jack McCord, Douglas McCormick, Ernestine McCox, Wan- da McCulley, Dale McDaniel. Pat McDermott. ROW 4—Cathy McDonald, Jean McDonald, Charles McDougall, Don McFarlan, Dolores McCee, Martha McGlinchey. Dolores Mc- Clone. ROW 5—Mickey McKenna. Donald McKen- zie, Edna McNaughton, Bill McPherson, Har- lan McPherson, Channing Medwedeff, Billy Meek. ROW 6 — Joanne Melanson, Beverly Mere- dith. Barbara Merriman, Arlene Miller, Larry Miller, Russell Miller, Joyce Mirgon. ROW 7 — Dale Misekow. Carol Mitchell, Elizabeth Moore, Janellen Moore. Bob Moore, Stuart Morse, Alfred Moughler. ROW 8 — Beth Muckey, Barbara Murray. Richard Murray. Phylis Neal. Virginia Neale. Mary North, Jack Nydell. ROW 9 — Pat Oakes, Ardyce Odney, Bev- erly Olsey, Bill O'Keefe, Dudley Oscar, Doug- las Palmer, Carolyn Pangborn. ROW 10 — Kathryn Pankey, Dick Parlia- ment, Joyce Parker, William Parker, Gerald Parsed, Vernon Partridge, Margaret Post. ROW 1 1 — Carol Patterson, JoAnn Patter- son, Jerry Powley, Nelva Poyner, Bob Peller- man, Nancy Perrigo, Barbara Perry. ROW 1 2 — Margaret Peterson, Vance Pet- tinger, David Pelton, Diane Pfeiffer, Joan Pfister, Bob Phelps, Billy Pierce. ROW 13 — Joanne Piffer, Erwin Pillsbury, Bruce Pilon, Joyce Pohlfing, Betty Praheim, Joe Prance, Joan Prescott. JUNIORS ROW 1 — Mary Jane Preston. Mary Price. Richard Price. Jackie Quick. William Rak, Charles Ragsdale. Helen Ranger. ROW 2—Pat Rathburn, Shirley Reed, Russell Reider, Marvin Reif. Dolores Reigle, Mara- letta Reigle. Barbara Reiter. ROW 3—Betty Reiter. John Reiter. Marilyn Reitzel. Albert Rich, R. B. Richards. Marga- ret Richardson, Shirley Richert. ROW 4 — Barbara Ridman, Daltos Riper, Jackie Rivette. Sherry Rood, Bonnie Robbins, Rosie Roberson. Bob Roberts. ROW 5—Carl Roberts, Nan Roberts. Donna Roddie, Shirley Rodgers. Jack Rohen. Bar- bara Rolfe, Beverly Roscoe. ROW 6 — Marlene Rose. Robert Roseberry, Elizabeth Rosenkran. Mary Lynn Ross, llene Rotenburg. Jack Rowan, Iris Rowe. ROW 7—Carol Rush. Erwin Ryckman, Wini- fred Samples, Deedy Savage. Duane Schabel. Nora Schass. Josie Schiavone. ROW 8 — Patricia SchlegeImi Ich . Bob Schniers, Walter Schoendorff, Don Schum- mer, Betty Scobey, Carlene Segrest. Nova Jean Sells. ROW 9—Georgia Shambes. Jack Shanafelt. Joan Shanks. Joyce Sharp. Laura Sharpe. Richard Shaw. Joseph Shermpert. ROW 10—Cordia Shiflett, Ray Shoup. Nor- ma Silks. LaVerne Simmons, Juanita Simon. Mary Jane Simon, Richard Simpson. ROW 1 1—June Slawson, Ann Smith. Bar- bara Smith. Delores Smith. Dick Smith. Don- na Smith. Jerry Smith. ROW 12—Sue Smith. Willard Smith. Bar- bara Smock. Bill Snider. Cecil Soucey. Donna Sougstad. William Sparks. ROW 13 — Don Spencer. Dan Spohn, Pat Spohn, Norma Sprague. Mary Stadler. Dan Stevens. Rea Stevens. 114 JUNIORS ROW 1 —Ruple Stewart, Beverly Stone, Aaron Strabel. Sharon Strassburger, Dick Stratton, Bruce Struble, Nan Stull. ROW 2—Wayne Sturk, Bob Sugar, Wesley Swanson, Lester Tack. David Tankersfey. Jerry Tankin, Arnold Taylor. ROW 3—Joan Taylor, Tom Taylor, Joe Ter- rill. Eva Thomas, Robert Tilley. Pauline Tor- bet, Ted Townsend. ROW 4—Carl Traver. Pauline Tredway. Allen Tucker, Mary Turbush, Donna Turner, Larois Turner, Turoy Turner. ROW 5—Robert Turner. Jerry Ulmer, Jerry Valentine. Barbara Vaughn, Leona Vaughn, Kathleen Veenstra, Lois Venters. ROW 6 — Jean Vert. Clara Voorheis. Bill Voska, Clara Wager, Don Waldenmeyer. Betty Jean Wallace. Lorraine Walroven. ROW 7—Dick Waltmire. Bill Walton, Mar- vin Walworth, Wayne Walworth. Harold Warner, Herbert Wascher, Fernandis Wash- ington. ROW 8—Albert Watkins, Beverly Warren. George Watts, Katie Waynich, Donna Web- ster, Deward Welch, Suzanne Weller. ROW 9—Paul Wells, Dave Welton, Ernest West, Arthur White, Marion White, Tom Whitson. James Wickham. ROW 10—Mary Lou Wiebeck, Harlan Wil- kinson. Albert Williams. Charlene Williams. Doug Williams, Max Williams, Sally Wil- liams. ROW 1 1—Rosemary Williamson. Margaret Wise. Barbara Wogzoner. Barbara Wood, Dale Woodbury. Merle Woods. James Wright. 115 ROW 12—Danny Wyatt. Shirley Yack, Ida Mae York, Geraldine Youmans, Betty Young, Charles Young, Lester Zane. SOPHOMORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. First row. left to right—Beverly Reigle. Diane Olson, treasurer; George Carpenter, president; Frank D’ltri. vice-president: Barbara Beach. Second row—Pat Caultcr, Pat Strong. Lorraine Stuerzl, Anne Limberg. Third row—Emily Lingelbach, Jackie Hamlin, Harley Goodyear, Dick Benais. Beverly Borka. Not pictured—Dolores Rich, secretary. Class of 1951 Like all Sophomore classes this one has been very busy with high school life. Central is far different from the junior high schools, with its crowded halls, spacious and beautiful campus, new teachers, new friends, and numerous activities. All these factors have changed the life of many a sophomore. Opportunities are offered in fields of arts, dramatics, music and liter- ature. Many activities were sponsored, namely, the clean-up campaign, headed by Loraine Stuerzl and Sue Tallman. The inter-class track meet was also made possible. Finally, the sophomore dance was sponsored with Brahm Ward’s band supplying the music in the gym. Much of the success of these activities was due to the leadership of George Carpenter, president; Frank DTtri, vice-president; Delores Rich, secretary; and Diane Olson, treasurer. The story of the Class of ’51 is certain to be a successful one. The members hope to measure up to the expectations of their teachers, parents, and friends. Good luck as Juniors! 116 S O P H O M O R E S ROW 1 — Frank Adams, Mildred Aeby, Clayton Albert. Vern Albert, Carl Alder- son, Iris Alexander, Edward All, Carole Allan, Kenneth Allan, Eunice Amey, Ma- belle Anderson, Sandra Anderson, Robert Andrein. ROW 2—Barbara Andrews, George And- rews, George Angell. Jean Apiola, Car- men Appalonia, Jo Anne Arkema. Joanne Armstrong, Thais Arnold, Violet Arnot, Richard Arthur, Gloria Arrand, Carol Asp, Gordon Atchison. ROW 3 — Rosemary Atkinson, Frances Austin, Lillian Austin, Pat Averill, Paul Avitts, Bill Babcock, George Bachman, Dane Bailey, Duane Baird, Joan Balser, Sadie Banks, Margaret Barger, James Bar- nett. ROW 4—Shirley Barnikow, Barbara Bo- rowiak, Barry Barrentine, Jean Barrett, Debbert Basham, Bessie Bates, Dolores Batterbee, Sally Baucus, Donald Bauer, Janette Baughan, Barbara Beach, Clyde Biddle. Richard Bemis. ROW 5—Ned Bennet. Jeanine Bennett. Leon Bennett, Mary Ellen Bentley. San- dra Bernard. Virginia Berry. Don Bersing- er. Robert Beunt. Peggy Beverly. Robert Beynon. Bernard Bickell, LaDonna Bick- ford, Laura Bickford. ROW 6—Jacqueline Bigelow, Dianne Bil- lington, Gloria Black, Robert Black, Denis Blackmann. Thomas Bland. Charles Bodal, Don Boden, Ernest Bollas, Neil Booth, Ginelle Borger, Beverly Borka, Jeanette Bos. ROW 7 — Joseph Bosha. Bill Boudreau, Mary Ellen Bouldry, Emil Bovacs, Bobby Bowen, Phyllis Bowman, Charlene Boyd, Jennie Bozart, Floyd Bradford. Charles Bradley, Joanne Brady, Arthur Brandt, Pat Brandt. ROW 8—Dane Beanoff, Barbara Breene. Jacqueline Bresler, Arthur Brill, Beverly Brinker, Mae Jean Bristol, Bob Britten, Judy Brockway, Barbara Bromhead, Man- dell Bronoff, Charles Brasier, Betty Broughton, Pat Bravender. ROW 9 — Judy Brown, Kenneth Brown, Tom Bruton. Doris Buckner, John Bukos- ky, Joseph Bukosky, Bruce Bunyan. James Burdette, Jean Burke. Larry Burke. Mike Burke, Jim Burkholder, Elaine Burnham. 117 S O P II O M O R E S ROW 1 —Clinton Burns. Ronnie Busch. Charlene Buterakas. Nancy Butram. James Byan, Joe Bysko, Delores Camp. Delia Campbell. Don Canada. Dick Capps. Ed- die Carey. Joanne Carlson, Elwyn Carlton. ROW 2 — Glen Carlton. Wilma Carlson, Alice Carlysle, Clemma Carmack. Bob Carp. George Carpenter. Anita Carpp. Jerry Carter, Jim Carter. Sue Cartwright. Bette Case. Duane Caselman, Dolores Cas- telein. ROW 3—Pat Coykendale, Joyce Chaffe. Lewis Champhey. Lavella Chaney, Allan Chemie, Joan Cheney, Peggy Choate. George Christenson. Marcella Clark. George Clark, John Clark, Shirley Clark, William Clark. ROW 4—Joseph Clements, Jean Cleve- land, Joan Cleveland, George Clifford, Sharon Clifton, Alfred Clinton. Seymour Cohn, Montie Cole, Luretta Colling, Dor- othy Comber, Charles Conner, Roselyn Conrad, George Cook. ROW 5 — Mary Cook, Pat Cook. David Cooley, Charles Cooner, Betty Cooper. Johnny Cooper. Marilyn Cooper, Bob Cor- ba, Jerry Cormier, Patricia Coulter, Mary Cozwell, Joanne Craft, Joy Craine. ROW 6—Bob Crane. Ivan Crawford. John Croad, Bill Cross. Joan Cross, Marilyn Crumb. Ray Cruse, Cyril Curnow, Grace Curnow. Gerald Currie, Carol Curry, Darle Daly, Mike Daly. ROW 7 — Marilyn Daoust, Ruth Darve. Frank Dasse, Grace David, Edith Davis, Ray Davis, Richard Davis, William Davis, Jerry Davison, Ronald Day, Bob Dean, L. J. Decker, Dale Delanter. ROW 8 — Ruth DeLauter, Shirley Dell, Leonard Demski, Jim Derr, Jim Dexel, Don Dherhardt. Mary Sue Diamond, Shir- lee Diamond, Jackie Docaire. Delores Dice. Lois Dickenson, Thomasene Dickerson, Robert Diebel. ROW 9 — Joe Dietch, Beverly Dilleree. Barry Dilsworth, Frank D’ltri, Wallace Dobler, Delores Doll, David Dolls. Mary Donohou, Dana Doran, Jackie Doty, Leo Draheim, Janis Draper, William Dudley. 118 SO P II O M O R E S ROW 1—Victor Duford, Bill Dukes, De- lores Duke. Sally Duke. Glendora Duncan. Norma Duncan. Betty Dunham. Lois Dur- ing. Mary Dye, Charlene Dyer. Don Ebel, Shirley Ebert, Beverly Ecklund. ROW 2—Viola Eddy. Don Edwards, Jim Elieff, Edith Elzy, Elaine Emery. Kenneth Emery. James Eppinger, William Epps. Rosemary Erdly, Jack Erfurt. Conroy Erick- son, Dwight Ethington. ROW 3 — Mary Jo Eugenis, Betty Far- rand, Don Farrington, Donna Farrington. Patricia Farrington. Dorothy Fejedelem, Charles Felishey, Maxine Felton. Francis Ferchak. Eugene Ferrill, Jim French, Lyrus Fiebernitz, Pete Fittante. ROW 4—Shirley Flauding, Betty Flinnoy. John Florida. Don Floyd. June Floyd, Beth- any Flynn, Dale Foltz. Leonard Forbis, Glen Ford. Jean Ford, Betty Forsgren. Kenneth Forst. Alice Foster. ROW 5 — Donna Fox, Gardner Fravis, Beverly Frazier. Francis Frazier. Shirley Freeburg, Annette Freedland, Eugene Freeman. Gertrude Frey, Pat Frierson. Marion Friesen. Gelbert Fritzler. Alvin Fullwood, Elizabeth Gabriel. ROW 6—Daniel Gach, Tom Gadola. Ter- ry Gammon. Don Gardner. Jacklyn Gard- ner. James Garrett. Bill Garrison. Lillian Gasper. Barbara Gaylord. Nancy Geeting. Janet Geiger, Darrien Gerdes, Gene Ger- rell. ROW 7—Dona Cibb, Phil Gibbs. Lucille Gickhoff, Cathy Gifford, Margaret Gill, Fay Fisher, Neil Gill. Pat Gillespie. Marcia Gillies, Jackie Gere. Virginia Glass, Ted Glazer, Darrell Globig. ROW 8—Larry Glassford, William Glover. Maryett Godfrey. Jim Goetz, Philip Gog- ven, Sally Goodell, William Goodnight. Harley Goodyear. Mary Gossett. Juanita Grace. Dema Groham, Gary Graham. Jea- nine Graham. ROW 9—L. D. Granger, Bernadine Grant. Jesse Green, Barbara Greenman, Norma Greenman. Gerald Greenway, Mike Greg- or. Ralph Grier, Pat Griese, Avis Griggs. Don Grim. Barbara Groom, Winona Grosse. 119 SOPHOMORES ROW 1—Pat Grove. Don Grovom. Naomi Grubb, Anna Mae Grubbs, Richard Gus- tafson, Howard Hadgeson, Barbara Hage- meister, Gale Hager, Lloyd Hagg. Naomi Haieglie, Russell Hall, Charles Halliday, V. Z. Hamilton. ROW 2—Lee Haralson, Lee Henry Haral- son, Dorothy Harden, Kathleen Harding. Mary Harding, Nina Harp, Coralie Harper, Nancy Harrell, Richard Harrington, Fry Harrison, Wilfred Harper, Delores Hart, Delores Hart. ROW 3—Donald Hart, Janet Hart, Lynn Hart, Mary Jane Hart, Tom Hart, Anita Hartman, Alan Hartwick, Bill Harwell, Harold Hastings, Douglas Hau, Beverly Haway. Tayon Tazfode, Alberta Head. ROW 4—Bonnie Heath, Patricia Heinzel- man, Bob Heitzner, Christina Hempton, George Hendershott. Joyce Henderson, Wallis Hendrickson, Kenneth Henke. Pa- tricia Henley, Bill Hennessy, Edward Hen- ry, Dick Henry, Annabell Henzl. ROW 5 — Ed Herrington, Lorma Heyer, Fred Hicke, Jimmy Hicks, Bill Higdan, Bob Higgins, Barbara Hillman, Jerry Hin- man, Hubert Hintz, James Hintzer, Har- vey Hinzte, Charley Hoadley, James Ho- bert. ROW 6—Robert Hobson, Larry Hockin, Charles Hocking, Austin Hodge. Lucille Hodge. Mary Louise Hoehn, Carroll Hol- den, LeRoy Holley, Charles Holliday, Douglas Holmes. Jackie Hamlin, Donna Horning, Jerry Horn. ROW 7—Jack Houk, Bill Howchin, Ralph Howlett, Virginia Huddelson, Ray Hurles, Gladys Ikera, Pat Irwin, Neal Isaac, Vir- ginia Ivester. Betty Jackson, Sally Jack- son, Steve Jakas, Bonnie Jarboe. ROW 8—Rubert Jarvis, Edith Jecke, Al- fred Jimeney, Alton Johnson. Blaine John- son, Bob Johnson, Charles Johnson, Iro- tha Johnson, Jack Johnson, James John- son, Ramon Johnson, Beverly Jones, Ed- win Jones. ROW 9 — Harold Jones, Shirley Jones. Wayne Jones, Fred Jordan, Kathleen Jowes, Leona Kaiser. Barbara Kantor, Kay Kappelman, Robert Karoles. Marjorie Kaufman. Roosevelt Keels, Donna Kele, Zola Kelley. 120 S O P H O M C) R E S ROW 1—Dorothy Kellogg. Nathalie Kel- ly, Katherine Kerr, Marjorie Kicinski, Bev- erly Keefer, Marilyn Kiefer, Mary Kil- leen, Cary King, Bill Kinney, Jack Kipp. Wesley Kitchen, Gerald Klamert, Robert Klarick. ROW 2—Ralph Karich, Phyllis Klein, Nor- ma Kleinou. Betty Klinert, Pat Kling, Rob- ert Knoblock, Delphine Kostowski, Rich- ard Kostowski, Barbara Koyl, William Kremski, Jack Krapohl, Robert Kucher, Catherine Kucherenko. ROW 3 — Jean Kuehnell, Violet Kukin, Cary Kummer, Don Kurtz. Cherie LaClair, Eugenie LaFever, Fred Laird, Barbara Lake. Phil Lakies, Elaine Lambard, Yvonne Lan- dis, Hank Lanford, Roy Long. ROW 4—Colleen Lannon, Walter Lans- bein, Daralynn LaRoss, Janet Larson, Monna Larkin, Kenneth Larmor, Lee Fox, Delbert Lenner, Harold Lewis. Bob Lath- rop. Lucinda Lau, Dallas Lavene. Jackie Lavrack. ROW 5—Betty Lawrence. Bill Lawrence, Joyce Lawrence. Tom Lawrence. Susan Laycock, James Leach, Louis Fee. Dar- lene LeFlame. Dee Lennox, Donna Leser, Barbara Leukiehr, Violet LeVior, James Lewis. ROW 6 — Kirk Lines, Beverly Lockard, Duain Lockwood, Jack Loder. Claude Love, Diane Lovegrove, Mary Jane Lovett, Celester Luckett, Lois Lutz, Retha Mab- rey, Albert Macciomei, Cind Macciomei, Robert MacDonald. ROW 7 — Bonnie MacGillivary, Howard Maffin, Jacky Mallay, Darrell Maneline. Bob Mangold, James Mangold, Joyce Marsh, Joan Marston, Don Martin, Nora Mary, Rayal Massey, Burton Mathews. Sally Mathis. ROW 8—John Maxwell. Brice McBride. Tom McCalpin, Byron McCarthy, Marilyn McCarthy, Delores McClellan, Pat McCol- lum, Murietta McComb. Don McComb. Sharon McConnell, Kenneth McCormick, Douglas McDonald. Douglas McDonald. ROW 9—Barbara McDonough, Harrison McGee, Mary McGehee, Loretta McGill, Florine McGowans. Owen McIntosh. Dick McIntyre, Bill McKenzie. Jo Ann McKin- stry, Beatrice McLaurine. Barbara McLa- vey, Denny McLavish, Jim McMahan. 121 SOPHOMOR E S ROW 1—Dorothy McNea, Clive McMor- land. Lou Ann McPherson, Ed McQuigg, Ada Mae McTaggert, Robert Merrell, Mary Meyers, Mary Ann Michaels. Ber- nice Michalak, Irene Mierta, Joyce Milun, Bernice Miller, Eugene Miller. ROW 2 — Ceraldine Miller, Marguerite Miller, Ray Miller, Reba Miller, Vivian Mills, Edgar Milton, Carol Misner. Bar- bara Mohan. Joanne Monahan, Caroline Moore, Denver Moore, Dick Moore. Geor- geen Moore. ROW 3—Livert Moore, Dorothy Mooney. Ray Moorman, Don Morin, Jerome Mor- ley, Sidney Morse. Mary Morway. Joanne Meeboer, Jim Mudge, Carl Muhn, Bar- bara Munby, Audrey Mumford. ROW 4—John Murray. Don Myers. Ernie Myers, Richard Myers, Elizabeth Nagy, Louise Narde, Ceraldine Nations, Norman Nazar, Jim Neily. Gerald Nelson, Marilyn Nelson, Richard Nelson. Katherine Nettles. ROW 5—Bernice Neuman, Jay Newber- ry, Velma Newbert, Dwight Newcomb. Esther Newcomb, Dymple Newman, Joy- beth Nobling. Nancy Norfleet. Linda Nudi, Art Oberg, Mary O’Dell. Ed O’Hara. Lynn O’Leary. ROW 6—Clara Mae Olson, Diane Olson, Ronald Olson, Bronia Olszewski, LaVerne O’Neill, Don Oskey, Jayson Oster. Jim Ostrander, Shirley Ostrander, Shirley Ostrander, Donna Owen, Leroy Ozanick, Joel Pace. ROW 7 — Donald Pagan, Patricia Page, Bill Pailthorpe. Dale Palmer, Eleanor Pal- mer, Marianne Palmer, Norma Palmer, Leota Pangborn, Booker Poplar, Nick Pappapakis. Chet Parish. Doss Park, Don Parker. ROW 8—Doris Parker, Jim Parker, Ruth Parrich, Lewis Passmore, Marie Pastor, Pauline Pavis, Barbara Payne. Bessie Mae Payne, Gerald Peer, George Peck. Hal Peer. Nina Pelch, Lucille Pence. ROW 9—Bill Penny, Nancy Perry, Jack Peterson, Chris Petropaulos, Lillian Pharms, Donald Phillips. Ronald Phillips. Joan Piper, William Piper, Barbara Pla- mondon, Bob Plyber, Jo Anne Poore, De- lores Postemski. 122 S O P H O M O R E S ROW 1 — Freda Prance, Dorothy Preger, Delmus Presler, Levann Presails, Jerry Pratt, Ruth Ann Pratt, Marilyn Price. August Prieur, Betty Prince. Anne Prot- tengeier, Marilyn Provan, Erwin Prove. Bob Pryce. ROW 2 — Don Punphrey. Muriel Puray, Thomas Rarreck, Mae Rathiff. Florence Ratzloff, Betty Rebro, Civen Reed. Ron- ald Reed. Ruth Reed. Beverly Reigle. De- loris Reich. Sue Reish. Alan Remington. ROW 3—Gerald Rentschler, Bette Reusch, Jim Reynolds, Dorothy Rice. Frank Richardson, John Richardson. Dor- othy Richert, John Riddell, Erseldeane Rill, Dolores Ritch, Barbara Robbins. Bob Ro- berson. ROW 4—Catherine Roberts, Jim Roberts, Joyce Roberts. Morlan Roberts, Wanda Roberts, Helen Robertson, Gerald Robert- son, Joe Rockwell, Jean Rodavough, Bill Rodgers, Elizabeth Rodgers, Jeannine Rogers, Virgil Rodgers. ROW 5—Xavier Rogers, Edward Rohen, Marjorie Rohen. Ardene Romer, Hilda Ros- berry. June Rose, Barbara Ross. Peggy Ross, Mine Rotenberg, Sheila Rotenberg. Betty Rothwell, James Rowan, Sarah Row- lings. ROW 6—Frances Rusau, llda Rush. Mari- lyn Rushlow. Barbara Russell, Doris Rus- sell, Margaret Ryal, Sally Salay. Exie Lee Sales, Patricia Sampson, Margaret Saska, Elaine Saunders. Hazel Schaar, Eileen Schabel. ROW 7 — Nelson Schafer, Jim Scherrer, Mary Lou Schofield, Hazel Schoor, Jerry Schreiber, Myron Schreiber, William Schwartz, Pat Scott, Ruth Scroggins, Jim Scramlin. Paul Seippel, Frazier Self, Lee Sells. ROW 8—Naomi Serviss, Barbara Sessink, Mildred Shabaz, Ruth Shaprow, Janet Sharpe. Jean Sharpe, Janet Scharrer, Vir- ginia Shaw. Suzanne Sheerin, Dwayne Sheffer, Thelma Sheidler, Leon Shelley, Norma Shi Its. ROW 9 — Lester Shippar, Nora Shirina. Eleanor Shoens. Madeline Shoup, Herb Shubick, Janis Shultz, Allen Shuster. Bob Simmons, Lydia Simon, Lotus Simons. Er- nest Sims, Larry Sims, Jean Simpson. 123 SOPHOMORES ROW 1 — Ina Sinclair, Pat Sine, Alfred Sinenez, Dolores Sires, Dick Skidmore, Mary Alice Skinner, Frank Slatton, Rob- ert Small, Barbara Smith, Bernard Smith, Beverlee Smith, Darrell Smith, Don Smith. ROW 2 — Earl Smith. Elsie Smith, Flor- ence Smith, Francis Smith, Jack Smith. Margaret Smith, Mary Smith, Maxine Smith, Pat Smith, Robert Smith. Thomas Smith. J. Van Smith, Wayne Smith. ROW 3—Jim Smythe, Benny Snetsinger, Maurice Snider, Charles Snoaks. Wanda Spence. Jack Sperling, Kathleen Spilher, Jim Splane, Thelma Sproule, Jane Stall- worth, Duane Standridge, Betty Staple, Barbara Stapert. ROW 4 — Allen Steffins. Paul Steepe. Ronald Stevens, Allan Stewart, Bob Stew- art, Jean Stewart, Jerry Sti I ley, Paula St. John, Clara Stocker, Jeanette Stockinger. Joyce Stockinger, DeWayne Stone, Ed- ward Stone. ROW 5—George Stone. Tim Stone, Keith Stoner, Gerald Storg, Donald Stout, Larry Stravel, Patty Strong, James Stroup, Mary Lou Straw, Loraine Stuerzl, Pat Subora. James Sullenger, Louise Summers. ROW 6—Robert Sutkay, Sharon Swalla, Kenneth Swanson, Leon Swatzell. Eileen Symons. Florence Szabo, Dean Tallberg, Sue Tallman, Jim Tambling, Connie Tan- kersley, Don Tarno, Russell Taunt, Bea- trice Taylor. ROW 7—Beatrice Taylor, Grace Taylor, Pat Taylor, Velester Taylor, Rosemary Teets. Janice Lillrose, Marylee Temmer, Ada Mae Temple, Hazel Terrell, Betty Thill, Agnes Thomas, Anna Jean Thomas, Dean Thomas. ROW 8 — Laura Thomas, Theodore Thomas, Thelma Thomie, Beverly Thomp- son, Howard Thompson, James Thompson, Manley Thompson, Betty Lou Thrall, Charles Thurston, Ralph Thwing, William Thwing, Emily Lingelbach, Betty Todd. ROW 9 — Eva Thomkins, Caney Toole, Pat Totan. Carl Towery, James Tracy. Roger Tracy. John Treadway. Vivian Tre- coe, Jeanne Tremblay, Lillian Trubey, Kathleen Truemner, Joyce Turner, Leroy Turner. 124 SOPHOMORES ROW 1 — Loretta Turungoff, Rosemary Tuts, Charles Udvarnoky. Margie Urban, Annie Urquhart, Marylee Van Ahen, Don- na Vaugh, Earl Verdeen, Kenneth Vik, Mary Ann Vilat, Glen Vincent, Sylvester Vincent, Robert Voorhess. ROW 2 — Richard Voss, Bill Vuillemot, John Wagner. William Wagner, Katie Waldron, Ann Walker, Dick Walker. Bar- bara Walker, Nelsolene Walker, Robert Walker, Shirley Walker, Travis Walder, Toby Welin. ROW 3—Kenneth Wallace. Lizzie Wal- ton, Bob Walworth, Frances Ward. Den- dric Ware, Kermit Ware, Loretta Warner, Donna Warsham, Douglas Wary, Eunice Waters, Harold Waterson, Jim Watkins. Patsy Watkins. ROW 4 — Aaron Watson. Betty Weaks. Jean Weaver, Dick Webster, Vern Wel- ler, Elvia Wendom, Emory Wenzel. Claire Wesson, Douglas Weston, Joan Wheeler. Joyce Whipple, Bill White. Robert White. ROW 5 — Franchon Whiteside, Richard Whiteside, Shirley Whitman. 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