Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Ruth Abstein, '40 Roger Ackermann. '41 Harry Agress, '25 Henry Aguado. '33 Robert L. Akin, '43 Alfred H. Alberda. 1 4l Lloyd Allan, '36 Edgar L. Allison. 4:35 Carl Althofer. 440 Wilbur L. Altman. '42 Sam Amato. '40 Pete Anagnos, '40 Frank Annis. '44 Violet Ancell, '38 Thomas J. Anders. '39 Oliver A. Andreas, '38 Harry Anselmo, '33 Eli Appel, '35 Joseph P. Arcipowski. '29 Roman S. Arcipowski, 'F40 Vernon A. Arms, '33 Arthur Astl, 4:41 John W. Aubuchon. :4l Norman Aubuchon. 41 Harry Avirom. 4:31 Morris Avirom, '29 Stanley E. Bacon. '41 Carl Baczenas, '42 James Edward Bailey. '39 Clifford Baker. '41 Elvin H. Baker. '41 Macon Baker, '44 Martin Balven. '40 Woodrow Barbey. 35 Edmund Barczewski. 37 Carmen Barresi, '38 Joseph Barresi. '38 Robert P. Barrett, '41 John Barrow. 37 Norbert Bartsch. 40 Wayne E. Batteiger. '40 William B. Baum. 36 Norma Jean Beck, '39 Oliver Becker. '39 Edward F. Beiter. '38 Arthur R. Bell. '42 WLM Lt. Gray administers the U. S. Navy Radio Technicians and Air Crew'men's Test to Centralites, November 29, 1944 Samuel Milbourne Bell, 4442 Elmer Belsha. '41 William Bendorf. '39 Richard M. Benedict. 4:42 Edward Berger. '36 Robert L. Bergmann. '44 Ben S. Bernabe. '31 Wilbert Bernabe. '39 Frederick C. Berner. X41 Elmer H. Bertsch. '42 Leo Biasi. 4:33 Richard H. Bielicke, '43 Harry Binkin. '30 Syl Binkin. 4:32 J. D. Blacksher. '39 Charles W. Blaylock, '35 Jack G. Bliesener, '36 Harry Block. '33 Robert V. Bloomner. '37 Paul Blumencamp, '42 Warren A. Boecklen, '34 Al Boedeker. X33 Irwin C. Boedeker. '40 Lilly Boedeker. '37 Raymond Paul Boehm, '40 Raymond W.,Boehm. '34 Melvin Boehmer, '42 Willie Bolanovich, '32 Warren H. Bolender, '41 Louis Bonacorsi. '38 Howard W. Bond, '41 James R. Bonfils. '43 Joseph Bono. '32 Pete Bono. '39 Kenneth Bopp. '42 Otto Borgers. X40 Arthur Bortnic. '25 John P. Bowers. '40 Wesley Earl Brandel. '28 August Brandt. '35 Oliver O. Brandt, 'I38 Howard W. Branham. 4:38 David Braverman, '40 Raymond Breckenkamp, '42 Raymond R. Bredenkamp. '44 Wilfred Bredenkoetter, '36 17 James T. Brennan, '32 Warren Bresnahan, H236 Ralph H. Brindley, '40 Marcus Brinkerhoff. '33 Charles Brockman. '33 Arthur Brosius, '33 John H. Bromwich. '44 Kenneth A. Brown. '26 Thomas O. Brown, '30 Jerome A. Bruening. 'F37 Arnold D. Brumnet, X38 George K. Bruns, '43 Frank Buchanan, '39 Kenneth C. Buchanan. '3l Arthur J. Buechele, X34 Russell E. Buechele, X35 George Morell Buehlmaier. '37 Orville T. Buehlmaier. X31 Elmer P. Buehrig. 4137 Fred H. Buhrman. '37 Richard Buhrman. '33 Albert Louis Burgdorf. '45 Robert A. Burns. '39 Kenneth L. Burstein. '44 Robert M. Busche. '43 Kenneth E. Bussmeyer. '36 Calvin L. Button, 4:39 Anthony Buzzotta, '42 John William Byrne, '40 Thomas J. Cadell. '36 Victor A. Callahan, '38 Donald W. Camp, '36 Robert Campbell. '45 Sam Candela. 4440 William Cannon. '43 Frank Caradona, '39 Vito Caradona, '42 William Cardona, '41 John Carapella, '37 Peter Carapella. '38 Venture Caravello. '38 Robert Carpenter. '40 John Carrabino. '36 Emanuel Cassimatis. '33 John P. Cassimatis. '39 Vincent J. Castelli. '34

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CPI.. PFC. ENS. it CLIFFO A. MARIK Central. , XVith the United States Marines in the South Pacific Area. Killed in action in the Marshall Islands. February ZZ. 1944. Purple Heart. CLARENCE FRED MAISAK Central. '42, With the United States Army in the European Area. Killed in action in Ger- many. November 19, 1944. Purple Heart. XVILLIAM ARTHUR R. MORSE Central. '33, With the United States Naval Re- serve Air Corps. Killed in plane crash over Melbourne. Fla.. November 18. 1943. S IXC. THOMAS A. NARROW. JR. L. Central. 437. Vkfith the U. S. S. Submarine Argonaut in the South Pacific Area. Met death on January IO. 1943. when his submarine was sunk in Pacific waters. Presidential Citation. Purple Heart. XVALTER LINN NUCKLES Central. '34. Pilot with the United States Army Air Forces. Killed in a plane crash over the Blue Mountains near Pendleton. Oregon. Decem- ber 20. 1943. PFC. WALTER H. PANNIER Central. '36. With the United States Army. in Italy. Killed in action in Italy, February 1, 1944. WALTER PAUL PETRING Central. 438. With the United States Merchant Marine. Made one successful trip abroad. Lost when his ship. en route to Port Arthur, Texas. was torpedoed and sunk. June 10, 1943. CPL. ROBERT J. PREISSLER Central, 439. With the United States Marines in Bougainville. Guam, and Iwo Jima. Killed in action on Iwo Jima. The time and manner of his death are as yet unknown. FIXC JOSEPH A. SCHMIDERER, JR. Central.lf38. With the United States Navy, in the Western Pacihc Area. Lost his life when his ship. the U. S. S. Hull. went down in a typhoon in the South China Sea. December 18. 1944. SXSGT. LOUIS W. SCHULTE Central. 438. With the United States Army Air Corps in England. Killed June 19. 1944. Cause and place of death unknown. Distinguished Fly- ing Cross. Four Oak Leaf Clusters. Air Medal. Purple Heart. PFC. MARVIN EUGENE SHINALI.. Central, '44, With the United States Army in France. Killed in action by machine-gun fire. in Eastern France. March 15, 1945. SGT. SAMUEL BOYD STARR Central, '34, Gunner on bombing missions with the United States Army in North Africa. Was with the 12th Air Force. the first to land in Egypt. and operated with the British 8th Army. Saw action throughout the Egyptian Campaign. Was killed in North Africa by the explosion of a land mine, January 13. 1943. Died in a field hospital and is buried in Tripoli, Libya. Purple Heart. Air Medal Citation of Honor. Presi- dential Citation signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt. LT. F. NORMAN STOCKHO Central. '31, Pilot with the United States Army Air Force. Killed in a bomber crash over MacDill Field, at Tampa. Florida. July 21, 1943. CPL. WILLARD C. STRAUB Central. '39. In service thirty-two months with the United States Marines. twenty-five months in the South Pacific Area. Was in three major battles: Bougainville. Guam. Iwo Jima. Killed in action at Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands, Febru- ary 26, 1945. Presidential Citation, Purple Heart. . SEAMAN IIC NATALE TORTI Central. '41, Mechanic with the United States Navy at Pearl Harbor. Killed in the Japanese attack there, December 7, 1941. PFC. ROBERT VOCKER LT. J LT. J PFC. -'I 1 PF Central. '39, With the United States Army in the European Theatre. Killed in action Septem- ber 10. 1944. in Belgium. Purple Heart. OSCAR E. VROMAN Central. '33, With the United States Army in domestic and foreign service. Leader of a ma- chine-gun platoon. Killed in action. in Cher- bourgh. France. June 17, 1944. Purple Heart. STANLEY WALISZEWSK1 Central, '34. With the United States Army Air Corps, 364th Bombing Squadron, in England. Killed in a raid over Germany, February 26. 1943. Purple Heart. JOSEPH STANLEY WARZYCKI Central. '41, With the United States Marines in the Pacific theatre of action. A flame thrower, during the last five months of his service. Shot through the head by an enemy sniper on Guam, of the Mariana Islands. August 5, 1944. Purple Heart posthumously awarded. LAURENCE R. WEIR Central. '34, With the United States Army in England. Killed instantly when his ship. en route to the European Area. was torpedoed while crossing the English Channel. April 28, 1944. PVT. ROBERT J. WINDISH if LT Central. '38, Sharpshooter with the United States Marines. Killed aboard the Battleship Ari- zona in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Purple Heart. FRANK I. YAWITZ Central. '34, With the United States Army somewhere in England. Killed in line of duty in Blackmore. England. September 24. 1944. Oak Leaf Clusters, Air Medal, Purple Heart. PVT. EDWARD D. ZERFACE Central. '37, With the United States.Army Engineers in Italy. Died of wounds received in battle, January 29, 1944. Purple Heart. B. M. 17C CHESTER ZWILLING Central, '37, With the Coast Guard Division of the United States Navy. Killed in an accident off Norfolk, Virginia. August 27, 1944-

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THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES Glennon M. Casey, '40 George John Chall. '41 Gene Paul Chapman. '42 Harold E. Chapman. '38 Ted Chatman. '42 Michael J. Cherer. '44 Glendon VJ. Christian. '42 E. Christoff. '40 Joseph T, Cigno. '26 Pat P. Ciluffo, 433 Edward J. Clarkin, '38 Joseph F. Clarkin. '37 Floyd XV. Clay. '42 Vernon Clay, '43 James K. Clayman. 442 Joseph Clements. '34 Bloys Clodfelter. '40 James F. Cobb, '41 Martin Cohen, '40 Sidney Cohen, '35 Vincent E. Colletti. 437 Melvin W. Collins. '36 Milton Collins. '42 Jack Joseph Collom. '42 James Conley. 436 Joseph Conrad, '38 Angelo Constantin, '43 James Conyers. '20 C. Kenneth Cooley, 442 Edward Cooley. 440 William Cooley, '39 Burleigh L. Coombes, '36 Paul Cooper. '42 Gene W. Copeland. '43 XX'alter L. Copeland. '37 Glennon Corbett. '37 Harry Corbett. 437 Alvin M. Corry. '37 l.eo Cosentino. 441 John Costello. '40 Ernest V. Couch. 439 James Covington. '36 Joseph Cracchiolo, '45 John Crimi. 40 John F. Crittenden, '42 James M. Cromer. '45 Lester Jean Crow, '42 Paul William Crow, '32 Joseph Culella, '37 J. L. Cummings, 441 Daniel H. Cuneo, '41 Lester Curran, '40 James J. Curry. '40 Basilie J. Cusumano, '35 Sam S. Cusumano, '32 Chester Czebrinski, '33 Anthony V. Czachowski. '41 Michael E. Daddona, '37 Robert R. Daffron, '45 Vincent D'Angelo, '43 J. B. Darling, X39 D. J, Darrow. 42 Elmer H. Dauer. '35 Lester T. David, '37 William Lee Davis, 435 Forest C. Decker, '37 Lawrence Decker, '33 Loyd B. Deckley. '41 Peter De Frank, '41 Janice de Jong, '43 John H. Delahay, 42 Jack De Luca John De Luca. '36 Julia De Luca lsadore W. Derfeld, '35 Carmelo De Simone. '35 Jasper V. De Simone. '33 Larry Dickason. '38 Joseph T. Dickens. '43 Russell Dickhans, '33 Oliver Diers. '43 Frank Dinkelkamp, 435 Joseph H. Disper. '41 Norman Dixon. '42 Richard W. Douglas, 34 Verlon Douglas, '43 C. Joe Dove, '39 Harold J. Doza, '41 Reid Draffen. '35 Robert J. Driller, John E. Driskell. Keith B. Driskell. 41 Earl A. Duey, '38 Morris Duggan. '31 '40 '41 18 OF AMERICA Chester Duncan. 41 Albert E. Dunn, '39 Francis H. Dunn. '33 Stephen P. Dyer. 41 William R. Ebbinghaus. '32 Oliver F. Ebmeyer, 37 Clarence T. Eckert. '21 Richard C. Eckhoff. '36 Robert H. Eckhofl. '38 Virginia Eden, '37 Harold Edwards, '38 Willis W. Edwards. '37 Alexander Efthim, '33 Homer C. Egan, 38 Warren R. Egan. '38 Glen M. Elder, '44 Robert Ellia, '44 Joseph Ellebracht, '35 Kenneth W. Ellebracht, 40 Edward Everett Elrod, '38 Roland W. Engler, '44 Bert Erker, '36 Victor Errante. '43 Edwin H. Espenschied, '41 William C. Ewing. '40 l.awrence H. Fabian, '44 Charles Fadem. '31 Edward A. Fagyal, '37 Brent Falk. '41 Charles A. Falkner. '39 William Falkner, '37 James W. Faris. '22 Marvin Farless. '41 Stuart S. Farrell, '34 Frank Favazza, 435 Guy B. Favazza. '34 Joseph H. Fawcett. '35 Richard F. Fecht, '41 William E. Fecht. '41 Marvin M. Feldman, '37 Harold Feldman, 435 Russell Feldmann, '36 William E. Fenimore, '38 Charles William Ferguson, 'F Edward Finn, '36 Samuel Finn, '41 Clement Fisher, 443 John Fitzgibbons, 439 .James A. Fitzsimmons, 40 Walter J. Flachs, '37 Edwin R. Fleet, '37 Leslie M. Fleet. 435 Walter Charles Fleher. '44 John Fleig, '31 Frank G. Florsek, '43 Norbert Florsheim. 38 Herschel R. Floun, '34 Richard A. Foege. '36 William E. Follin. '44 Edward Jerome Fontana. '42 Frank Fontana, '41 Charles Vincent Fore. '32 Barbara Fortner. '43 James Foster. '34 William M. Foster, 442 Joseph A. Fowler. '39 Robert L. Fowler, '36 Sam Fox, '40 Edward F. Frankey, '38 Robert Fraser, '44 Morris Samuel Fredlich, '42 Mitlon Freivogel, '43 Harold Frenz. '40 Joseph Frenz. 32 Norbert William Frenz. '42 Robert George Frenz. 36 George T. Frey. '40 Robert H. Friedman, 43