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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

f . KL' ,, f' ,ff W' , '- -Qi.. x IBQB I926 BOARD OF E D U CAT I ON IB76 CENTRAL I-IICJH SCHOOL I926 XEQFRMED rg YEYNHBRQK 'wa A mf WWWMN Mi in 9 U A UML V,- A, W ww W , iw? iliff MN Q WWc77'72ZjZjiA. od QWW il W ,WW A ,WWY Q iffjyhb 659 Ci Mn E NE Xifsw-559W W 15 if 15: 1f1iBkBKXEN7fgi? ,Mmj Y faijfgggw A Xi- ii s SP JJ!!! Qlssk M .. IW, mv M Q THE nun AND BLACK ? UEN'l'liAL HIGH SCHIHIL SAINT LUUIS, MISSUUIH Beginning 0nr Seennd Century I A P n ' 4 1 ' Qlfjcfgvfii Gzgisgeiiigjigfgiiiawe V Z, H' 's Q- 13 - r J,E21: e,4:q.v,ggk ff lj ,n:.,fn?., nn n .n n 1ni n ee n n h a ll.. S E., n n n Urgnnized February IL 1853 TH REID A ll BLACK voLUME Xxxvu 1954 1- TABLE OF CONTENTS School Daze of 1953-54 . , 4 Administration T.. 12 Graduates 1 21 Advisories ., , 1 41 Organizations , 57 Athletics . 71 June Class Will . 78 Published by the Classes of January and June under the direction of liaculty Sponsors , . . Printed by Wiese- Barnes Printing Co.. under the guidance of Mr. Charles C. Grimm , . . Engraving by Color Ad Engraving Co., under the direction of Mr. Earl Torlotting . . , Group photo- graphs by Mr. J. G. Princell . . . Cover by Siegfried G Reinhardt. Central, '44, 3 School llaze ol I953-54 by Gloria Kruse and Jean Subo This has been a wonderful year as Central started her second century of training high school students in St. Louis for citizenship in the community and the nation. The events and activities of the year have been different from those of last year's Centennial turmoil, but all around us we have noticed that happy daze which comes to you only when you are a senior in a high school such as Central. When school opened on September 8, l953, we found that two members of the faculty, Mr. Beezley and Mrs. Ward, had gone to other schools, but that a big brave driving teacher had come to take their place lMr. Thuet, this means YOl1iXl. Our enrollment of a little over one JEAN SABO. All - Sports Queen thousand students included over two hundred freshies. September was filled with bright bubbles and practically no troubles. Classes and clubs got off to a good start and, report cards were still in the distant future. The Seniors looked forward to a wonderful term. They chose Ron Schnur as their presi- dent, Kathy Sandcork as vice-president, Joan McClellan as secretary, and Bill Davis as treas- urer. The New-Seniors also elected oficers. Those elected were Don Meyer, president: Joan Allen, vice-president: Virginia Svoboda, secretary, and Gary Couch, treasurer. The New Seniors held their outing at Trout Lodge on September 27th. Miss Giles and Mr. Carlisle are their sponsors. The Student Council officers were chosen as follows: President, Celeste Morales: Vice-Presi- dent, Max Tarpley: Secretary, Ciloria Kruse: Treasurer, Clyston Severs, and Sgt,-at-Arms, Eugene Brunk. The chief event for the Seniors in October was Color Day. There were 49 members on the stage of the auditorium, as the Red E5 Black colors were passed on to Ron Schnur, by Shirley Kilgore. member of the June, 1953, Centennial Class, The first issue of THE NEXVS came out on October 9th. On October 14th seventeen Central students entered the try-outs in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Richard Smith was the Central winner for the second straight year. On November lOth a special award was pre- sented to Central at the Annual St. Louis Day Suhool Daze of IQ53-54 3 832 Xyashingron Scenes Democracy VVinnur ln the Safety Coach Ric The Latin Class Jamie S, C. Officcrs Command Performance Eugcnie 5 Alain ohool Daze of 1953-54 Dinner of the Century of Commerce Club of the Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Statler. Stratford Lee Mortan, a Central' Alumnus, is Chairman of the Century of Commerce Club and Joseph F. Holland, who was presiding toastmaster, is also a Central graduate. Mr. Alexander accepted the award which was given to the school for its hundred years of education- al service. 'AEducation-Labor-Business'' Day was cele- brated at Central' on Tuesday, November I7. with an auditorium session and a luncheon in honor of our guests, who included about twenty prominent leaders in business and labor organ- izations, They made many favorable comments about the school. On December 4, the Lettermen's Club held its annual dance and selected an All-Sports Queen. The lucky girl was Jean Sabo. The other candidates were Joan Allen, Barbara Bell. Mary Jane DePauli, Pat Forsythe, Carol Hearst On the New York Trip Goodman, Bonnie Jones, Mary Marschlewski, Celeste Morales, Kathy Sandcork and Virginia Svoboda. In December the Choir and the Caroling group were kept very busy singing at hotels, parties and also in the Globe-Democrat Christ- mas Pageant at Kiel Auditorium. The chief events in January were the Senior Prom at Hotel De Soto on January 22nd and the Graduation Exercises held here at Central on January 27th. Speeches were made by Jim Williams and Ann Wright, Ron Schnur made the welcoming address and Bill Clarke was the Narrator for the illustrated story of the term. On February l a new term started and Mr. Robert Jaeger joined the Central' faculty. I43 Freshies entered Central for the first time, mak- ing the enrollment 1043. The Seniors chose their new officers: Gary Couch, president: Irene Mirth, vice-presidentg Joan Allen, secretary: Larry Couch, treasurer. The New Seniors elected Les Bushman, president: Sharon Bresely, vice- president: Barb Folwarczny. secretary, and Bill Root, treasurer. The student body elected the following Student Council officers: President. Max Tarpleyg Vice-President, Jackie Meyers: Secretary, Gloria Kruse: Treasurer, Pat Schu- macher, and Sgt.-at-Arms, Kennard Vernon. On February llth Central observed its lOlst birthday. The school News also came out on February l lth, with a special edition. On March lst about 'SO Central students at- tended the Race Conference at Soldan-Blewett. and also in March, members selected from the social studies classes attended a mock trial at the School Daze oi 1953-54 ffm-Q ,A if --,R Color Day Snapshots 7 vhuol Daze ol I953-54 W, U. Law School. Judge Calhoun, the in- structor who presided, is a Central Alumnus. Career Day was held on April Znd for the 5's, 6's, 7's and 8's. The students passed to various rooms where they listened to representa- tives of different occupations. On April 4th, the Senior Outing was held at Pierre Marquette Park. Everyone had a wonder- ful time, including Doug Cremeens, who had had an unfortunate accident and was forced to buy safety pins from Bob Winter. On April' 22nd four Central students from the Radio class discussed the newly passed Cur- few Law on Junior Town Meeting. In April thirteen of Central's students took a full week off for a trip to Washington, D. C. and New York City. In Washington they vis- ited the Capitol, the White House, the Washing- ton Monument and other famous buildings. In New York they visited the U. N. Building, Radio Center and numerous other centers of in- terest. They also took a cruise around Man- hattan Island and the Statue of Liberty. The lucky thirteen were Treasa Maloney, Joyce Onions, Chester Dorsey, Peggy Steward, Marian Brewer, Robert Landrum, Dorotha Shelton, Mary Price, Barbara West, Frances Jones, Jim Wagner. Bill Schulze and Herman Pendleton. On May 5th the Toastmistress and Toast- masters held their joint meeting in B-7. pre- ceeded by a luncheon. On May 7th the Seniors had their Color Day. The girls were seen in their traditional white dresses and the boys in their new suits. Enough pictures were taken to make a movie. Field Day was held at Public School Stadium on May 28. On June 6 the Seniors had another outing, This time at Trout Lodge. They were sorry to see such a good time end. On June 16th, 118 Seniors will walk regret- fully and yet happily down the aisle at Beau- mont High School to receive their diplomas from Mr, Alexander. School closes for the year on June l8. SCHOOL PIN Y Q. N lllb I A Vzvn Designed by Mrs. Mildred Bailey Carpenter Uhool llaze of I953-54 School Physician and Nurse A Mikc Club Job S1lldCl'lIS Qlli77iI'1g Business Mun Voice of DCIUOCYJCY Contcslnnls Lunchroom Staff Cuswdinns 9 Guidance and Cnunsehng Guidance and counseling services at Central High School are biased upon the principle that Guidance is any activ- ity which influences any individual in making plans, for his own future. Our guidance program may be identified by three phases: Orientation. Educational Guidance, and Voca- tional Guidance. Included in all of these is also the fac- tor of Personal Guidance. The elementary teacher, the high school teacher, the group adviser, the counselor. and the administrator must all work together to success- fully fullill the aims of any guidance program. In the Central High plan, the school principal and as- sistant principal serve as the directors. They appoint a guidance committee of teachers. who have been certified as counselors by the Missouri State Department of Edu- cation, During the school year 1953-54, Mr. Russell W. Hibbert has served as chairman of the guidance com- mittee and as counselor for the pupils of Sophomore and Junior groups. Mr. Leighton Martyr has served as Freshman counselor, Mr, Max Carlisle as Senior counselor, and Miss Ruth Colestock as testing counselor. Much of the orientation guidance has been done in the Freshman year. It starts when the high school counselor visits the elementary school to interest the eighth grade pupils in a high school education, The selection of high school subjects most suited to a pupil's needs embraces the scope of Educational Guidance. Most Educational Guidance is done by the teacher-ad- at Central visers, some through the administrative staff of the school, and some through the counselors. Many individual pupils call at the guidance oiiice for personal counseling, and each term an increasing number of pupils are referred to the counselor by his advisor, Group guidance, as well as individual counseling helps to make a better informed pupil. At Central the group guidance program has included Auditorium programs, Guest Speakers, Visual Aids, Career Clubs, Multiple Counseling, Career Day, and field trips. Vocational Guidance helps a pupil prepare to better meet the problems he must solve when he becomes a high school graduate. Counselors spend considerable time in helping pupils make their vocational choice during the time they are school citizens. Much of this individual counseling is based on the results of Standardized Tests inter- preted by the counselor. Placement service is a part of the total program of Guidance services. At Central many pupils are placed in jobs selected to meet their interests, needs, and capabilities. Placements in commercial work are cared for by Mr. Ralph Kirn, those in Industrial Arts by Mr. Jesse Vertrees, and those in Distributive Education by Mr. E. E. Chapman. The Guidance and Counseling Service at Central en- deavors to provide a well rounded program including both Group guidance and Individual Counseling, and to agree with the author who says, Group Guidance plus in- dividual counseling produces better results than either alone. Around forty Central' High students are seen leaving the school soon after lunchtime each day. Are they skipping? you might ask. No. At least, most of them aren't. Their programs are arranged so that they can get to work early in the afternoon. These students are the Co-ops, enrolled in our two part-time work-experience programs, Distributive Education and Secretarial Practice. The Co-ops attend regular classes where they study about the work they are doing in the afternoon. UentraI's Cu-lip Program cedures during their eighth term. While doing this, they are attending school in the morning, and getting practical on-the-job experience in the afternoon. During the last year the girls have received their training in such businesses as insurance, finance, wholesale paper, newspaper, fuse and electrical manufacturing, as well as at several elementary schools. Co-ops in Secretarial Practice and Distribu- tive Education earn a credit for their class work and a credit for their successful work experience. The employers grade their work for each report Secretarial Co-ops Distributive Education students study about the distribution of goods: that is, the buying and selling of merchandise, with all the prob- lems connected with that activity. They learn about the problems of both the employees and the management of stores. Each Distributive Education student learns and earns on the job, by working at least l5 hours a week in a store. Jobs range from stock work to selling, in such places as grocery stores, department stores, va- riety stores, drug stores, and others. Some 20 Central students have been in the D. E. program during the past term, having started as New Seniors. Secretarial Practice Co-ops finish their training in typing, shorthand and office pro- card period, by means of a rating sheet, for characteristics like Ability to get along with others, Initiative, Punctuality and Attend- ance, and i'Suitability to the job . The teacher-coordinators, Mr. Chapman and lVlr. Kirn, visit the students' training stations regularly, to observe them on the job and to confer with the employers about the training programs. Employers like to take our selected Central students for training, because they progress faster on the job, and are ready to take over full-time jobs when they graduate. llur Anti - Jaywalking Pr Last autumn, when the city of St. Louis launched an anti-jaywalking campaign as a phase of their major traffic control plan, the public schools were invited to cooperate, Since Central High School lies along a very busy thor- oughfare, which most of our pupils must cross on their way to school, an anti-jaywalking cam- paign seemed a very practical and worthwhile project, It seemed an opportune time to try to establish in our student body a consciousness of the need for pedestrian cooperation to overcome the traffic hazards in our school community. This project fitted in very nicely with the work of the American Problems classes, which had just completed the topic of Propaganda and the Devices for Influencing Public Opinion . Both classes decided to test their skill in the use of these devices in an Anti-jaywalking Cam- paign. They drew up lists of things they needed to know before launching the campaign. Pupils at once volunteered to gather the information. Prom then on to the end of the project, time was given at the beginning of every class period to any committee of pupils which wished to report its progress or ask the class for advice or authority to pursue an activity. In this way pupils learned responsibility for group action. inject One small group of students visited the Traf- Hc Division in the City Hall to get a copy of the Traffic Code and learn the provisions of the ordinance on jaywalking. Another group visited the Police Station in our community to talk over our project with the Police and ask their cooperation. The next matter to be considered by the classes was the diffusion of information to others. Ways and means for informing the whole school' were decided upon. Every pupil agreed to advertise the project by speaking to at least ten other pupils not engaged in the project. The classes also selected the propaganda devices to be used, and grouped themselves into com- mittees, each committee assuming the responsi- bility of using one of these devices. So they made up slogans and posters picturing the pos- sible consequences of jaywalking, The slogan, The life you save may be your own, figured prominently in the posters. The Principal and student leaders were interviewed for statements on the value and need of an Anti-jaywalking Campaign. These testimonials appeared in the daily bulletins and in the school newspaper. Playing upon the desire of every school child to belong to a club, a committee decided to or- llur ganize an anti-jaywalking club in every advis- ory group. When the members of the advisory group signed a pledge promising to obey the traffic rules, they were presented with tags to wear as a sign of their cooperation. A roving class photographer snapped pictures of pupils caught in the act of jaywalking. These pictures and posters, exhibited in the corridors, aroused much interest and merriment. Anti - .laywalking Project As a result of this campaign, not only has jaywalking been reduced, but the students en- gaged in it received valuable, first hand experi- ence with a phase of American citizenship - that is, dealing with a hazardous traffic prob- lem, This practice also had democratic values. lt impressed upon the pupils the social and poli- tical responsibilities of the individual to his community. Umm Allied Youth, llentral's Largest Ulull Allied Youth is a teen-age organization to help young people learn the facts about alcohol and face the social pressures of drinking. lt was organized in the early l93O's by Dr. Daniel A. Poling and a group of other national leaders who felt a new approach to alcoholism was in need. Allied Youth is non-political. It welcomes all young people regardless of their faith. lt sets no scholastic, economic or social standard for membership. The only requirement for membership is that you are in the age range of I4-30 years and interested in the objectives of Allied Youth, which are: l. Teach the facts about alcohol: Z. Establish an alcohol-free fellowship of young people: 3. Conduct programs of character educa- tion, teaching individual responsibilities to the community and societyg 4. Strengthen personalities among young people: Officers and Sponsors of Allied Youth 5. Help community understand its alcohol problem. All members are inducted using the induction ceremony. During the induction ceremony the symbols, which make up the Allied Youth em- blem, are presented to its Post officers. The symbols are: The Torch-Stands for enlightment, which lights the path by means of proper and correct educational facts. The Shield-Stands for vigilance to guard us against the enemies of youth. The WreathffStands for victory. sets for us a goal towards which we constantly strive. The Golden Cord-Stands for unity of effort in a common cause for the welfare of society. All members make an oral statement, during the ceremony, explaining his purpose in joining. saying: My purpose in joining Allied Youth is to seek the truth concerning beverage alcohol and the best way of life in relation to this problem. Allied Youth is mostly organized in high schools and colleges rather than churches and communities. It is co-educational while many other character building organizations aren't. Allied Youth is one of the most popular clubs at Central as well as all over the United States. Allied Youth reaches out as far as Hawaii and Canada. 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Xlr. iarluli' Allied Youth, Central Large t Club A Prize Student from Jugo-Slavia HW - A-ta 'ff' .j!,Zd,!g,.fJ One of our most interesting and talented stu- dents is Grozdana Lekich, a native of Jugo- Slavia. She is an earnest student of superior abil- ity and artistic talent, winning several prizes with her paintings and posters. We are fortunate to have a photograph showing her native cos- tume, and another displaying one of her unusual paintings. In the following letter Grozdana tells some of her experiences and impressions. Dear Editor: It is a pleasure to answer your question concerning my impression of America and Central High School. From the story of my father, who lived in the U. S. A. for twenty years, this country became my dream. It didn't take too long, and my dream became a fact. When I arrived in the U. S. A. in 1951, it gave me impressions hard to express. New York was a very large city, and the people and society were strange and different to me. I had lots me ww mum of diliculty because I didn't know English at all, and my three brothers and I did not have any place to live. It didn't take us too long to Hnd a way out because we found jobs. Several church organizations tried to help us, and a teacher was even sent to teach us English at home. We were working and studying, too, and soon made enough progress to become a part of American society. We are proud and glad that we have a chance to live in the twen- tieth century in the great country of the U. S. A. My ambition is to pass through school and col- lege. All I can say about the school is that the relationship between the boys and girls and the teachers is really good and modern. The prin- cipal and teachers are friendly and willing to help the students wherever they can. Sincerely yours, Grozdana Lekich Uentral High Mothers' llluh E MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS President Secretary Mrs. Frank Steinkamp Mrs. James Moran 8538 Park Lane 2943 North Fourteenth Vice-President Mrs. Eugene Brunk 4226a Cleveland Treasurer Mrs. Wm. Foege 2715 Hadley Hostess Mrs. B. Bryant 1412 Farragut ST. LOUIS BOARD OF EDUCATION Oscar A. Ehrhardt, President Charles H. Christel 111 N. Fourth Street J. Harry Pohlman 818 Olive Street Henry O. Whiteside 721 Locust Street Clem F. Storckman 411 N. Seventh Street 5966 Wanda Avenue Mrs. Irma H. Friede 3021a Allen Avenue James F. Morrell 4559 Dryden Avenue H. M. Stolar 408 Olive Street Superintendent of Instruction Philip J. Hickey Louis H. Antoine 112 N. Fourth Street Charles J. Dyer 2006 Salisbury Street James J. McCaffery 5094 Vernon Avenue Daniel L. Schlafley 314 N. Broadway Assistant Superintendent Director of Secondary Education In Charge of Colleges and High Schools W. N. Sellman ALUMNI OFFICERS President Vice-President Robert R. Biggar, '28 Norman Parker, '26 Vice-President Vice President Hans Wulff, '01 Henry Simpson, '27 t Vice-President Vice-President Louis B. Wackman. '09 Paul Mulcahy, '39 Treasurer Joseph D. Brumm, '34 17 R. M. Inbody Recording Secretary Mrs. Margaret M. Palermo, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Estelle Byrne,'39 Faculty Representative Vest Davis, '09 '2 Administration With your permission, kind reader, may l quote from James J. Metcalfe: Another year of school is gone . . . Com- mencement Day is here . . . And all the boys and girls are set . . . To give their loudest cheer . . . It may be just from grade to grade . . . Or into high school ranks . . Or qualined for col- lege and A . . Their parents' happy thanks . . . Or maybe they have reached at last . . , The height of some degree . . . As they are graduated from . . . A university . . . ln any case it is the day . , . To smile and celebrate . . . Because they need not watch the clock . , . For fear of being late , . . And whether they had eyes and ears . . . Or dazed throughout the year . . . The books and doors are closed once more . . . And it is time to cheer. E. XV. Alexander MR. E. W. ALEXANDER PFI-ITCIUIDKII i H MISS MAETA VJENTZ Administration MR. OTTO P. ROST Asszistanl Prirzcipul l MISS MARY BIRTLEY The year l954 has become a very important year in the history of education because of the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court concerning segregation in the schools. This action will change the practice of lip service democracy in our schools to a real live democracy in the very near future. I personally believe that our Central High School student body is ready and most willing to adjust to an integrated school. The responsibility for making a smooth transition from a segregated school to a non- segregated school lies with the parents as well as the pupils now enrolled in school. Central High School can, in this endeavor, become a model for other schools. Otto P. Rosz The Ilauult E. VJ. ALEXANDER Row l. Miss Giles. Miss Sclmrocslrr. Miss llmks. Miss Kramer. Mrs. Finley. Mrs. Snvgrr. A Row 2: Mi. Ilibbeil. Mr. Drosle. Nlt. Kim, Miss Schonlworst, Mr I-licky. Mr. Verlrurs. Mr. llwis. Row 3' Mr Smith. Miss Diclsn1.iz1. Mr. Carlisle. Mr. shristensou. Mr. S imell 'Nlr Tlmel. Nl l5r.ull':urn, Mr Mnrlvr Row 4: Mr. Powell. Mi. Yon Lehslen. Mr. Jaeger. Mr Marlslnnil, Mr. Rust. Xlr. K xrlwlighl. Xlr XYcbcr Xlr. ChJpm.m ROSINE DICKMAN LAURA KRAMER C. A. SMITH Social Studies Spanish and History Mathematics Principal OTTO P. ROST Assistant Principal LORETTO C. AMEND Physical Education MARY I.. BECK English C. BOCKELBRINK Industrial Arts VERNON J. BRADBURN History H. MAX CARLISLE Social Studies and Counseling WM. C. CARTXVRIGHT Commercial Studies ELLSWORTH E. CHAPMAN Distrihutiue Education ELMER H. CHRISTENSON Mathematics and Science RAYMOND D. CLIEITE, JR. Art RUTH COLESTOCK Reading and Counseling VEST DAVIS English and Latin MERCEDES DQMOOR Study Hall MARY ANGELA DOYLE History VJALLACII WM. DROSTE Mathematics and Driving CLARA E. EINLEY Home Economics i'Eoods! DOROTHY R. FORD Librarian OENEVIEVE IIRIIIDMAN Mathematics and Counseling MARY A. GILES Commercial Studies WALLACE C. OUNDLACH English WILMA HANKS Vocal Music R. W. HIBBERT sftem-Q and Counseling HERBERT J. HICKS Science ROBERT JAEGER History and English iSecond Term! RALPH R. KIRN Commercial Studies THEKLA KNOERNSCHILD Physical Education 20 LQRRAINE LOWRY English LEVI HARRIS MARKLAND Mathematics J. LEIGHTON MARTYR English and Counseling ALICE E. MILLER English HELEN PIERCE Social Studies JOSEPH E. POWELL Science IDA CLAIRE PROSER Commercial Studies BESSIE G. ROSS Biology HELEN M. SAEGER Commercial Studies LOUISE O. SCHI.UTIUS English VIOLA SCHONHORST Mathematics and First Aid ERMA SCHROEDER Home Economics lClothingl BARNETT C. SINNETT Instrumental Music ELSA L. SOECKNICK Commercial Studies ilfirst Termj LOUIS J. THUET History and Driving XVINNIE TIMMONS English JE-SSE R. VERTREES Industrial Arts ARNOLD VON LEHSTEN Mathematics and Physical Educalion XVILLIAM C. VJEBER Physical Education MARY BIRTLEY Clerk IVIAETA XVENTZ Clerk ROSS E. HOERNER Clerk XVALTER P. JORDAN, M. D School Physician IRENE MCAULIFFE School Nurse EDXVARD B. KOLBE Head Custodian Graduates Z! January I954 RON SCHNUR Pretend l.ettermen's Club '53, President: Toast- masters II '5l: Toastmasters I '5Z3 Art Appreciation '5l: B Football '5l: Varsity Football '52-'53: Base- ball '53, President of Senior Class. JOAN IVICCLELLAN II'ish You IVere Here Vice Pres. New Senior Class: Sec, Sen- ior Class: Skating Club '50: Bowling Club '51, '52, '5'5: Co-C-Hi '52, '53, '543 Toastmistress 11 '513 Student Council Rep, '53, '54, ROBERT A, I-IEIDENIANN For All 1Ve Know Toastmasters I '51-'54, Vice-President '53, President '53-'5-43 Committee of Twenty '50-'54, Treasurer '53: Horti- culture Club '50-'5I: Art Apprecia- tion '50-'51: Choir '50-'54: Male Chorus '50-'54, President '53-'543 Central Aires '50-'54: News Staff '51- '53, Editor '52, Science Club '53-'54: Iingineers Club '53: Caroling Group '50 '54 JEAN ANTOINETTE MOENSTER 'Heart Of My Heart Student Council '51 '52: RED and BLACK staff '5l: Toastmistress I '51 RED and BLACK salesman '50 '5l: News salesman '5l: Art Appreciation '50 '51: G, A. A. '50-'52: Pen Pals '5l: Senior Girls Glee Club '52: Pep Club '52: Owls '51 '53: Prom Com- mittee '53, CLYSTON A. SEVERS You, You, You Spanish Club '51-'53, Vice-President: Student Council '51, Sgt.-at-Arms '53, Treasurer '53: Committee of Twenty '52-'537 Science Club '51, KATHLEEN PAULA SANDCORK September Song Co-C-Hi '51, '52, '53, '54, Secretary '53p Toastmistress II '52, Secretary '52g Bowling Club '52, Letter '521 Vice-President of Senior Class '52: Cornmericial Club '54: News Salesman '52, '5'5: Art Appreciation Club '52, BILL DAVIS To Be Alone I.ettermen's Club '51-'5'5g Vice-Presi dent '53: Treasurer of New Senior Class: Treasurer of Senior Classg Foot- ball '5O-'5'4, Co-Captain '53: Com- mittee of Twenty '52, PATRICIA LOIS FORSYTHE My Huppinexsn Cvirls Bowling '51, '52: Student Coun- cil Rep, '51, President '52: Toast- mistress II '51: Co-C-Hi '52, '53I Prom Committee '53: Commercial Club '53: Spanish Club '52, '5'5: G. A. A. '51, '52: Pen Pals '51: New Senior Sec, '53: News Staff '5l: Pep Club '52: Color Day Committee '53, New Senior Party Committee '53: Owls '52: Lamps '53: Candidate for All Sports Queen '53. WILLIAM WALTER CLARKE You'lI Never walk Alone I5 Football '50, Letter: Varsity Foot- ball '51-'5'5: Letter '52, '53g Base- ball '52, Letter '52, Manager '52: Sr, Band '50-'54Z Mike Club '50- '52: Lettermen's Club '52-'54: Toast- master's I1 '51 Secretary: All City Orchestra '5'5: Toastmasters I '53-'543 Choir '53-'54: Track '52, Art Appre- ciation '52: Voice of Democracy Con- test '5'5: American Legion Oratorical Contest '53: Central Airs '53-'54: Brass Sextet '53-'54: Student Council '50: Ifnsemble Club '52-'54, RED.and BLACK Salesman '52, '53, ANN M. WRIGHT I Love Paris Toastmistress II '51, '52, Vice-Presi- dent '5Z: Toastmistress I '52, '53, Secretary '53: Roller Skating Club '50, '5l: Horticulture Club '51: Central Book Ends '50, '51: Choir '52, '531 Hi-Lo-Ets '52: Owls '50, '51, '52. '53: Student Council Alternate '51, '52. ' GEORGE BROSTOSKI Oh Mein Papa SHIRLEY J. MATTHEWS You, You. Yo-u Knitting Club '5O: Co-C-Hi '52 '53: Pep Club '52 Senior Decorating Com- mittee. PAUL HOFFMAN You Belong tu- Me Prom Committee '54, CAROL fl-IEARSTJ GOODMAN You Belong to Me Choir '52 '533 Twirling Club '52 '5'5: G. A. A. '51 '52: Little Theater '31 '523 News Salesman '53, Majorette '52 '53, Letter '52, Chevron '533 Tumbling '5l '52: Candidate for All Sports Queen. ARMAND' C. RIOS No Other Love Choir '50-'53, President: Letlernien's Club '52-'53 Basketball B '50-'5I: Basketball A '52, Letter '52: Cross Country '52-'53: Spanish Club '53, President: Track '53, Letter: College Club '53: Toastmasters I '53 Vice- President: Engineers Club '53, January I9 4 LENORA MARIE ANDERSON Tendr'rIg Prom Decoration Committee '543 Skat- ing Club '50-'5l: Horticulture Club '50-'5l: Hi-Lo-Ets '521 Bowling Club '52-'53: Co-C-Hi '53, Vice-Presidenti Toastmistress '53: Science Club '53, Treasurer: Allied Youth '5l: Pen Pals '5I: Choir '52-'53: G. A. A. '5'5Z News Staff '5Ip Student Council Alt. '523 Red and Black Salesman '5l: Entertainment Committee, Senior Party '53, JOHN RIMINI Stranger in Paradise Track Team '51-'53, Jr. Capt. '5'rg Cross Country '52-'53: Lettermen's Club '51-'5'5: Committee of Twenty '5l-53: Science Club '53, VERDA LEE DUBOIS To 'Ihink You'L'e Chosen Me Library Club '50: Bowling Club '52: Skating Club '51 '52: Pen Pals '5l: Owls '51 '5Z1 Lamps '53: Horticul- ture Club '5l: Toastmistress I '52 '533 Toastmistress II '5l '52, News Staff '50 '5l: Student Council '5l, '55: Knitting Club '5U. JAMES J. WILLIAMS Heart of My Hear! Engineers Club '53: Toastmasters '53- '54 MARY JANE DePAULI Bt-cause of You Bowling Club '51-'5Z: Co-C-Hi '52- '54: Science Club '53-'54, Vice Presi- dent: Art Appreciation Club '52-'54, January 1954 ROY SPRADLING Stranger in Paradise Science Club '53: Toastmasters I '53: Toastmasters Il '53: News Salesman '5'lg Student founcil Alt. '53. CHARLOTTE SMITH Ally Lute, Ally l.oL'e Roller Skating '50, '5l: Senior Girls Glee '51, '52: Choir '5':: Cheerleaders '53C G. A. A. '50-'52: RED and BLACK Staff '53, SHIRLEY DEAN Hy Love. ,Ily l.m.'e Little Theater '51: Commercial Club '51-'52: Student Council Rep. '52 '53: Pen Pals '5l: Library Club '51: RED and BLACK salesman '52. JACKIE LEE SCOTT A Kiss to Build a Dream On Bowling Club '51. '52, Letter '51, Stripe '52: C0-C-Hi '5Z. '53, '54g News Salesman '52: News Staff '51, '52g Art Appreciation Club '52. JIM SOUTI-IARD 'I oo Youngf D. E. Club '53-'54. PATRICIA ANN WII-SON My Hear! Belongs To Only You Skating Club '51, '52, Bowling Club '51, '52: Co-C-lli '52, '53: Pen Pals '51, '5Z: G, A. A. '51, '52, '53: News Stall' '52, '53, Senior Glce '5Z: Pep Club '52g Color Day Committee '5I: Seninr Party Committee '53, BETTY FAYE COLABIANCI-II Stardust Roller Skating Club '50 '5l: Pep Club '52g Senior Girls Glee '51, Choir '51 '52. LAJUAN M. KIRK Blue Vvlvelu Basketball '52-'54, Letter: Letter- men's Club '53: Student Council Alt. '52: Student Council Rep, '53: Com- mittee of Twenty '51-53: Science Club '53g News Salesman '52. PATRICIA ANN FECKTER Because of You G. A. A. '52, '53: Student Council Cabinet '5Z: RED and BLACK Sales- man '53: Student Council Rep. '5Z: Alt '53: Commercial Club '53: Prom Committee '53: Pep Club '523 Color Day Iintertainment Committee. DARLENE DECKER P. S. I 1.0-ve You Co-C-Hi '52, '53: Toastmistress '51, '5Z: Bowling Club '50, '51, '52, Trcns. '523 Spanish filub '5Z: G. A. A. '53g Pen Pals '5Z. HAROLD IVICCRACKIQN 'flluliu 4 I1w.txlxi'Ib.lll 451-':r-'lj Ilcullmll '5lZ Isl' tt'tmc'n's Kilttb '53 '5-4. K allege Klub '53-'54 'I'i,.istn1.isler4 'WI '5I. RUTH ELIZABETH DOI-IRIVIANN Yau Helilnq To .tl.f' Ki. A. A. '50, '52-'53: Junior Kiirlx Kilce '5IP: News Sulemman '52-i532 Slu- dent Council Rep. '531 Student Kiuun- I cil Alt. '51, Student Council Cnhinet 53: Allied Youth '5Z: Kjuftf-Hi '52- 53: Prom Committee '53: New Senior l'.irty Committee '53, Senior lltrty Kiumntittee 53: Pep Club 52: Owls gi RUTH IVIARIE BOXVDER Regt lu Rifhm' Allied Youth '53: Jr. Girls Glec '5llg KiofC-Hi '5?: RED .md BLACK Saltw- mnn 'Sli Pep Club '5l. Senior I'.trty Kommittee '5'5: Prom Kinmnttiteu 'ill Nevvs Salexmnn 32. EUGENIA RANKIN I Onlu Hurt- lifes I-'far Yivu' Knitting K'Iub '5Kl '5I: Slutting Kfluh 50 '5l: K'nxfCfIIi '51-'5'S. Tolistntis tri-nl vl 73: Allied Youth wrt. wl, 7 Kihivtr '5lf:n3, I-'Ii'lK1-Iiti '5l GL: Ilwwl- ing '5Z. llfrticulture Kilulv '51 WZ: Ilep Club '5l: News Srnfl '5I '52 BEN M. VJOODXVARD 1 .fmzn zu' linttti ull' 133 K,lit'tr '51-'5-l: I7. Ii. Klub '5Zf'54i Kivttlral Aims '5lf5'lg Ftiur Cuntx Quarti-tie '5lf5-li Knro-I Km-up 1213, Iftwtnble K.lub 11 WI: 'X'lunt:ip.il Opera Klwrus 'Sl January I9 4 BARBARA HANCOCK Xu ffthul l.0L'A'U Slutting Kilub '5l: Knitting Kklub 52: Iiiwwling Klub '5l: C0-C-Ili '52-'542 Ki. A. A. .531 Kiliitir '53 SHIRLEY ANN BIERI Yun Belong To ,UPN Skating Kxlub '5ll-'53: Cu-Kf-Hi 'Sli Allied Ynutli 'SZJ RED :ind BLACK s.tlt-wmnn '5l. Student Council Alt. 'SES Pep Kklub '5Z3 Senior Party Kiummittee '5lg Knitting Club '50. IRWIN G. REDBURN l'. S. I love You Ifngineeri Klub '51-'5-1: 'I'n.1stmaxlcrQ ll '53 '54 MARY EVALYN ALYEA Sunny Jim Sr. Band '50-'54: College Club '53, '54. Pen Pali '50-'5Z: RED and Ill ACK Stall '5'S: Ifnvemble Club '5l. 'SM Bmw Srxtet '5Z: Voice of Democ- racy '51-'53. LOUISE BOYD ll':xI7 Yifu litre Ht'rI ' Sr. Band '5l-'5'5: Ki, A. A. A501 Pen I',ilx 71. Librnrx' Klub '5Kl: Student Kiunfil Alt '50 January 1954 ROBERT R. RICHARDS Talk of Ihe Town Band '50-'54, Secretary. BARBARA LEE HOSE Hfllmosl Always Bowling Club '50, '5Z: Toastmistress II '51, '52: Co-CfHi '52 '5'l: News Stall' '52, '53: Pen Pals '5Z: G, A, A. '51, '5Z: Pep Club '5Z: New Senior Party Committee: Senior Party Com- mittee: Owl '5l. ROGER BECKER Mother Goose Jump Le1.lermen's Club '51-'54: Toastmasters II '51-52, Vice-President '51, Presi- dent '5Z1 Toastmasters I '53-'54Z Horticulture Club '50-'51: Art Appre- ciation '53, President: Junior Boy's Glee '51: Choir '52-'53: Science Club '53: Swimming Team '51f'51: Letter '51, '53: Engineers Club '53-'54: Spanish Dancers Club '52-'5-lg LaCastil- la '51-'54, Treasurer, ARLENE B, COPPEDGE Heart and Soul Girls Bowling '51 '52: Student Council Rep, '52p Toastmistress II '5l: Co--C- Hi '53: Commercial Club '5'i: Spanish Club '52 '53: G. A. A, '51-'51: News Staff '51: Pep Club '52 '53: G. A, A. Colo-r Day Committee. SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATE, 1953 JACK GOUDY 26 ALICE STROUD On lo Jericho Road Toastmistress I '53-'54: Stamp Club '50-'52: Senior Band '50-'53: Library Club '50: Pen Pals '52-'54: Student Council Rep, '53, WILLIAM PILCHER :llwuux Library Club '48, '40, '52, '53, Presi- dent: Mike Club '48, '49, '5'5g Toast masters '51, SHIRLEY ROBBINS IMI Rather Die Young Camera Club '51 '52: Toastmistress I '52q Library Club '51-'53. JEANETTE MAY TAYLOR lVhg Don't You Believe Me Co-C-Hi '51-521 Skating Club '50-'5IZ Bowling Club '51-'52: Art Appreciation '50f'5l: Choir'51: Sr. Girls Glue '51 GARRY COUCH 'ltIl Then Senior Class President: New Senior Class Treasurer: Varsity Track '51- '54, Lqrrgy '52, '53, '5-4: Varsity Basketball '53, '54, Letter '53, '54: B Basketball '50-'52: l.ettermen's Club '51-'541 College Club '53, '5-4: Ifn- gineers Club '53, '5-1: Student Council Representative '5-4: Owls '52, '53Z RED and BLACK Salesman '51, '52: NEXVS Salesman '51, '52, JOAN ALLEN Dorff Blame Me Co-C.-Hi 71-14: G, A. A. 51-13, Treasurer '5l: Senior Girls Glec '52: Bowling '52, Secretary '53, Treasurer '52: Library Club '51: Tumbling '51- '53: Commercial Club '52, '54: Toast- mistress II '5Z: RED and BLACK Stafl' '53: Vice-President New Senior Class: Secretary Senior Class: Candidate for Sports Queen. DON MEYER 'IenderIt1 Choir '50-'53, Treasurer '53: Toast- masters II '50, '51: Toastmasters I '51-'5-3: Science Club '53, '54, Sec- retary '53, Spanish Club '53, '5-1. Student Council Representative '50, '5-6: Allied Youth '53: RED and BLACK Stall' '53g College Club '53: Track '53: Senior Boys Glee '51, '52: President New Senior Class. GLORIA KRUSE 1Vith u Song in My Heart RED and BLACK Staff '53, '54, Co- Ifditor '5-i: Co-C-Ili '51-'54, President '53: Toavtmistress No. II '52: Toast- mistress I '53, '5-1: Student Council Representative '51-'53, Secretary '53, '54, Cabinet '52: Owls '50, '51: Lamps '52, '53: Choir '51-'54, Letter '52, Stripe '54, Vice-President '5-tz Hi-Lo-Ets '51-'5-l: Senior Girls Bowl- ing Club '51, '53, Letter '53: Art Appreciation '51, '52: Crafts Club '51, '52, Treasurer '52: College Club '53, '54: Pen Pals '53: Roller Skating Club '50, '51: Central Knitlers '50: Voice of Democracy Contest '53: Commercial Club '54, BOB WINTliR Pretend Track '51, '52, '54, Football '52, '533 13 Football '51I Lettermen's Club '53, '5-4: Science Club '53, '5-4: Toast- masters I '53, Choir '5-1: NEXVS Sales- man '51: REID and BLACK Salesman '51, -...f June 1954 IRENE IVIIRTI-I 'I'hanlzs for the Memories Vice-President of Senior Class '54: Co- C-Hi '51-'54, Treasurer '5-1: Student Council '51-'53: Toastmistress II '52- '53, President '53, Secretary '52: Toastmistress I President '533 College Club '53-'54, President '54, Secretary '53: Choir '51-'54, Letter '53, Stripe '5-1: Owls '51-'53: RED and BLACK Salesman '50-'52: NEXVS Staff '53: NEXVS Salesman '53-'54: Roller Skat- ing Club '52: Ili-Lo-Ets '51-'54: G, A, A. '5l: Pen Pals '51-'52: Junior and Senior Girls Cilee '52-'53, LARRY COUCH Cross Over the Bridge Track Team '51, '52. Letter '51, '5Z: Basketball Team '53, '54, Captain '5-1: Committee of Twenty '52-'54, Treas- urer '54: Engineers Club '53, Sergeant- at-Arms '53: 1,ettermen's Club '51-'5-4: College Club '5-I: B Basketball Team '51, '5Z: NEXVS Salesman '53: Owls Club '53, '5-4: Senior Treasurer '54. VIRGINIA SVOBODA Trying Allied Youth '51-'54: Girls Bowling '52-'54, Letter '53: Toastmistress II '51, '52: Toastmistress I '53, '5-ll Cc-C-lli '53, '5-If Commercial Club '53: Pen Pals '51, '52: Mike Club '51, '52: Owls '50: l.amps '51, '52: Cen- tral Iiorum '51, '52, Treasurer '51, Secretary '52: Pep Club '52: Roller Skating '501 G. A. A. '50-'53: Secre- tary ot' New Senior Class: Candidate for all Sports Queen. MAX TARPLEY Rugs Io Riches Student Council '52, '53, '54, Treas- urer '52, Vice-President '53, President '5-1: Committee of Twenty '52-'54, President '53, l.ettermen's Club '52- '54: Track Team '52-'5-1: Cross Country '52, '53, Captain '53, JEAN SABO lI'ht1 Utd You Belrevt' Jle 1l'hen I Suit! I l.oc'ed You When You Knott' I'i.'e Been u liar All My Life Prom Reporter '53, '541 Cheerleader '51-'54, Letter '53, Stripe '54, Cap- tain '53: RED and BLACK Staff '53, '5-1, Co-Editor '5-li Toastmistress II '52, Vice-President '5Z: Toastmistress I '53, '54, Vice-President '53, Presi- dent '5-lr: Co-C-Ili '53, '5-1: Pep Club '52: Commercial Club '53, '5-4: G. A. A, '50, '51, '5-1: Allied Youth '5-1: Student Council Alternate '51-'5-1: Owls '51: Little Theater '52: RED and BLACK Salesman '53: Chairman of New Senior Party Entertainment: All Sports Queen '54, June 1954 MARIE fRIEl MARCHLEWSKI Hey Joe Choir '52-'54, Letter '52, Stripe '54: Allied Youth '53, '54: Commercial Club '53, '54: Hi-Lo-Els '53, '54: Senior Girls Glee '523 New Senior Party En- tertainment Committee: Candidate for Sports Queen '53, ELMER L. KING I Lou' Little lVx'Hie Football '50-'53, Letter: Track '50, '52, Letter: Basketball '50: Choir '52- '54: Boys Senior Cwlee '52: College Club '53, '54, Central Airs '52-'5-4: Allied Youth '53-'54, Sergeant-at-Armsg Hor- ticulture Club '50-'5l. JACQUELINE MYERS Till the lfnd of Time Co-C-Hi '53-'54: Treasurer '53: Toast- mistress ll '52, Treasurer '52: El Eco De Espana '52-'53: Secretary '52, President '5'5: Student Council '53-'54. Vice-President '53-'54g Roller Skating Club '52: Hi-Lo-Ets '53-'54s Cho-ir '52-'53, Letter '53-'54: Toastmistress I '53-'54, Vice-President '54: Li. A. A. '53: Science Club '53, College Club '53-'54, Secretary '54: Representative lo Girls State '53: Owls '5l: Lamps '52-'54i Crafts Club '5lZ City-Vdide Student Council '53-'54: Pen Pals '52- '55. EARL COSTEPHENS l'm Yours Allied Youth '53, '54: Toastmasters I '54: Choir '53, '54: Central Airs '54: Arts and Crafts '54: Distributive Edu- cation Club '53, '54. DOROTHY LEE WAECHTER UnforgetabIc Choir '53, '54, Letter '53: Bowling Club '52, '53, '54, Letter '53, Stripe '54, Crafts Club '51, '52: Library Club '50, '51, Letter '5l: Skating Club '5l, '52: Senior Crirls Cilee '51, '5Z3 Pep Club '52: Cv. A. A. '51-'54g Tumbling Club '5l: Art Appreciation Club '51, '5Z: Central Forum '5l. JOSEPH CROWE .lIt1rt'e Lettermen's Club '52-'54, Treasurer '54: B Football Team '51, Letter '5l: Varsity Football '52, '55, Letter '53, '54: B Basketball '50-'52g Varsity Basketball '52, '53, Letter '52, '53I Track '52-'54, Letter '52-'5-li College Club '54: Allied Youth '53, '541 lfngineers Club '53, 454, CELESTE MORALES 1'm Just lfViId About llurryi' Choir '52-'5-15 Allied Youth '52-'54, Vice-President '52: Student Council Representative '52-'54, President '53: Hi-Lo-Ets '52-'54: RED and BLACK Staff '53: Senior Girls Glee '53: New Senior Party Committee: Candidate for Sports Queen. ROBERT PANOSH UP. S, I Love You Track Team '51, '52: Swimming '52, '53: Toastmasters II '5l: Lettermen's Club '52, '55, '54, Secretary '53: B Football Team '5l: Football Team '52, '53p Allied Youth '5-1: Bowling Club '5-1: Baseball Team '53, '54, BARBARA BELL Secret Lore Allied Youth '52-'54: Commercial Club '54: Distribulive Education Club '54Z G. A, A. '523 Art Appreciation '52- '53: Pep Club '5Z: Candidate for Sports Queen '54, BOB FOLLIN lf You Are But a Dream Allied Youth '51-'5-1: Toastmasters '52-'54, Secretary '52, Treasurer '53. President '5-4: College Club '53, '5-13 Choir '51-'54, Sergeant-at-Arms, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Vice-President: Engineers Club '53, '54: Central Airs '51-'54: Science Club '53: B Team Football '50g Track '5O: Senior Bo-ys Glee '53, '5-4. NANCY GRAF I'lI Sec You In My Druumx Co-C-Hi '51-'54: Toastmistress II '52, Secretary '5Z: Toastmistress I '53, Roller Skating '50-'5l, Letter '51, President '5l1 Knitting Club '50: Art Appreciation '51-'5Z: Owls '5Zf'53: Pen Pals '53: Student Council '52: NEXVS Staff '53: College Club '53-'54, Vice-President '5'5: Bowling Club '52- '53: RED and BLACK Salesman '54, Senior Band '51-'52, Letter, Secretary- Treasurer '5l: Cheerleader '53-'54, Letter '5-I: Commercial Club '54, JERRY GUNN I Confessn Swimming Team '51, '53, '54, l.etter '53: B Basketball '501 B Football '51g Choir '50, '51, '53, '54, Letter '5l2 Central Airs '50, '5l, Senior Boys Crlee '5l: Art Appreciation '50, '51, '54. Treasurer '5-1: Allied Youth '53, '543 NEXYS Salesman '5-I3 Toastmasters II '50. '5I: Toastmasters I '53, '54, BONNIE JONES Lm'ing Spree Student Council '50-'5I: Allied Youth '50-'54, Chairman of Social Committee 'azsisg Art Appreciation 60154. Secretary '53-'5-I: Distributive Educa- tion Club '53-'54, Secretary '54, Vice- President '53, Girls Bowling Club '53- '54: G.A. A, '50-'5-I: Toastmixtress II '51: C0-C-Hi '52-'5-lp Owls '50-'5I: Library Club '50-'5l: Pep Club '5Z: Candidate for Sports Queen '53: Savings Stamp Salesman '5l-'52. WILLIAM TAYLOR Left school ORCELIA ARMSTRONG I'II Be Seeing You tmistress II '5Z: Toastmistress I - 54: Co-C-Hi'52-'5-1: College Club '52-'5-47 Pen Pals '52f'53: Science Fair '50-'5l: G. A. A. '51-'5Zg Pep Club '51-'5Z. Toas .53 , June 1954 KENNETH FRAYNE Perdido Swimming '51-'54, Letter '5l-'5-43 Choir '52, '53, '54, Letter '5'5: Let- termen's Club '52. '53, '54: Engineers Club '52, 53: Toastmasters I '53: College Club '533 Central Airs '5Sg Allied Youth '51, '5Z. MARY ANN URBAN Choir '5l-'54, Letter and Stripe: Senior G. A. A. '52-'54: Central Book Ends '51-'52, Letter: Roller Skating Club '50-'52, President. Secretary, Letter: Central Knitters '50-'51, Letter: Girls Bowling '51-'54, Letter: Senior Glee '5lf'52: Art Appreciation '53: Crafts Club '51-'5Z: Student Council '53: Central Forum '537 Pep Club '50-'52, DON ROBERTS Young ,Ilan ll'irh the Horn l.ettermen's Club '5-1: Senior Band '50- '54, President '53, '543 Basketball Team '53, '54, Letter '53: NEXVS Salesman '53g Mike Club '52g RIZD and BLACK Salesman '5-4: Ensemble Club '53. '5-1: B Basketball '51, BETTY J. I-IALEORD Hell Botmm Blues Central Bookends '50-'51, Letter '5lI Pen Pal: '51-'5Z: Toastmistress II '5l: Toastmistress I '53: Co-C-Hi '53-'54: Allied Youth '51-'542 Girls Bowling '52-'54, Letter '52: Choir '53-'54: Commercial Club '53-'54g Student Council Alternate '50-'5l3 RED and BLACK Salesman '5l-'52, '54: G. A. A. '5l-'5'4: Owls '50: Central Forum '51-'52, Chairman: Pep Club '5l-'5Z3 Junior Girls Glee '5l. NORMAN WANGER Secret I,ot'e Football '50-'53, Co-Captain '531 Track '50-'53: Choir '53, '54, Presi- dent '54: Bowling Club '54: College Club '53, '54, Sergeanteat-Arms '5'Sg Leltermenk Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Sergeant-atfArms '53: NEXVS Staff '5-41 Mike Club '5lg Student Council '50, June 1954 PAT REAGAN I Only Have Eyes for You Allied Youth '50-'54: Commercial Club '52, '5'5: Choir '53, '54, Horticulture Club '51, Art Appreciation Club '51, '52i Bowling Club '5l. EUGENE H. KNOPP Youre My Everything Football '51-'53, Letter '52, '53: 15 Football '50: Allied Youth '51-'54, President '53, '541 Student Council '51-'53, Collcgc Club '52-'54: Choir '51, '52: Engineerx Club '52-'5-1: Senior Boys Glee '51, '5Z: Central Airs '5l: Lettermcnk Club '52-'54: Rlzli and BLACK Salesman '52: E.B.1..A. '5l1 Baseball Team '51, '54, Letter '5-4. CATHERINE LEMP Along Came Bill Choir '12, 53, 54: Ht-Lo-Els '52, '53: G. A. A. '50. '5l: Commercial Club '5-1: Bowling Club '5l. '5Z: Allied Youth '52-'54: Senior Girls Glee '52, '531 Roller Skating '51, '52g Pep Club '5l: Library Club '51, FRANK A. PISCIOTTA I Gel So Lonely Baseball Team '50-'54, Letter '50. '52, '53g l.ettermen's Club '50-'54: NIEXVS Salesman '54, BARBARA TEBBENI-101:13 Time Will 'I ell Allied Youth '51-'5-1: Cammercinl Club '54, Mike Club '5l: Pep Club '5Z. Art Appreciation '5Z. LELAND R. RlEBELlNG Dragnet Swimming Team '5lf'53: Distributive Education Club '53, '54, President '54. BETTY JANE PARKER You Belong to Me Allied Youth '52, '53, '54: Toast- mistress '52: Library Club '50, '5l: Art Appreciation '5Zf'54. Treasurer '53: Distributive Education '53, '54, Vice-President '54g G. A. A. '50-'54, BILL WAYNE CAMPBELL ffros.i Over the Hrtcig,'e Spanish Club '52, '53. '5-1. Commercial Club '53, '54, MARIAN BISCHOE Yr:u're Neart-r Hi-Loeljts '52-'54: Allied Youth '52- '54, G. A. A. '5l: Roller Skating Club '51-'5Z: Senior Girls Bowling '51-'523 Choir '52-'5-tr: Senior Girls Cilcc '52- '531 Twirlers '54: Pep Club '52: Library Club '51, JOE MONTEROSSO ,-111 me '1 hings You ,tn- DOUGLAS E. CREIVIEENS Star Dust Toastmasters I '53, '54: Studcnl Coun- cil Reprcscnrntivc '53: NEXVS Snlcwmnn '52-'54: Engineers Club '52, BEVERLY HAEFNER Young at Heart Bowling Club '50-'5-I: Scnior Girls Glec '5l. '52g C0-C-Hi '53, '543 NEXVS Stall' '53, '54: Commercial Club '53, '54: Secretary Co-C-Ili '54, RONALD H. SUERIVIANN I'II See You In .llq Druums Art Appreciation '50, '51. '53: Choir '54, I7i'n Pali '5l. SHIRLEY LORRAIN BALDAUF 'Hllahv I.oi'v IO Hu Allicd Youth '5-1: Co-C-Hi '52-'543 G. A. A. '5l3 Tcnxlmistress Il '52. JAMES LEROY HOGUE Rugs Io Rirhvs' Tonilnmslcrc I '52-'5-1: l.cttcrmcn's Club '52-'54: Art Apprccintion '53, '54, Vice-Prcwidcnt '53: Allivd Yourh '53. '5-1: I3 Bntkvtbnll '5l1 I3 Football '5l: Football Tunm '5Z: Swimming Timm '52-'54, I.vttt-rs '52. '53, '5-I. Captain '53-'54, June 1954 Warned Allied Youth '5ZA'54: Tonstmistrcss '52-'54g Toastmistress I '53-'54: Tumbling '5I: Junior G. A. A.: Senior Ci. A. A. '52-'54: Bowling Club '51- '54, Lctlfr '53, Stripe '54: Pup Club '521 Commercial Club '54, HAROLD R. IVICKEEVER I Br'liei.'e Tunnis Team '5l-'54. Letter '5l. '52, '53: Ixltcrmcnk Club '53, '5-4: Com' mittcu of Twcnly '52-'54, Secretary '53: NEXVS Staff '52-'54: Student Council '50: Scnior Bay: Glrc '52-'54: Engincvrs Club '53: Commurcinl Club '53. MARY ANN GORSKI YvsIt'rday Allicd Ycuth '53-'54: Tonstmistrcss II '5Z: Tonstmistrcsx I '53-'5-1: NEXVS Staff '52-'54, Ifdilorg Girls Bowling '53: Choir '54: .Iunicr G, A. A, '51- '52: Srnior U. A, A. '53-'54, Presi- ticnl: Ijcp Club '52, JAMES R. WOI.I3E 'luII .llc Why Scnicr Boys Glcr '5l: Spanish Club '53: Ilisiributivc Iiducntion Club '53, '54: Swimming Timm '54: NIAVS Staff '54, Business Nlanngcr '54, NORIVIA JEAN BRONSKY St'r'ruI l.m.'e G. A. A. '52: Allied Youth '53: Co- C'-lli '53-'5-I: REID and ISLACK SAIBS- mnn '53. June 1954 RONALD MATTINGLY All illy Life College Club '54g Allied Youth '5'1: Basketball Team '53: B Basketball '5l. '52Z B Football '5l. PAT KIEL Young at Heart Mike Club '5l, Allied Youth '5l-'54, Secretary '53-'5-4: Commercial Club '53-'54: G. A, A. '50-'53: Girls Bowling Club '52-'54, Letter: Pen Pals '52-'53: Central Forum '52-'55: Pep Club '52. EDWARD N. GRAY Till IVt' 'l'u'o Are One l,ettermen's Club '51-'5-4: Tennis '50- '5Z: Distributive Education Club '53, '5-4: Science Club '533 Allied Youth '5-'vi Commercial Club '5-45 Engineers Club '52, '53: Art Appreciation Club '52, '53: Senior Bo-ys Glee. MARGE O'MALI.EY Because of You Skating Club '50, '51: Bowling Club '52-'54: Commercial Club '53, '542 Student Council Representative '52, '53: G. A. A. '51, '52: Pen Pali '5l: Senior Girls Cilee '52, '53, GLORIA WOOD Answer Me. My Love Allied Youth '51-'5-4: Bowling Club '52-'54: Knitting Club '50-'5l1 Skat- ing Club '50-'5l: Pen Pals '51-'52: G. A. A. '50-'5l: Commercial Club '5-I: Marching Band '51-'5-4: Ensemble Club '53-'54, Senior Band '50-'54, Letter and 2 Stripes: Pep Club '52- '5l: Central Forum '51-'52. SHIRLEY WARD Because Your Mine Roller Skating '50, '5l: Bowling Club '52-'54, Letter '52, Vice-President '5-1: Knitting Club '50: Allied Youth '52- '543 Commercial Club '53, '543 Cr. A. A. '51, '52: Pen Pals '52, '53: Pep Club '52g Central Forum '51, '52g New Senior Party Entertainment Com- mittee. THAVIUS LEWIS lfurh Step of the IVay Mike Club '5l. '53, Secretary '53. JEANNETTE WALTMAN Till XVQ Two Arc One Allied Youth '52-'5-1: Bowling Club '52-'54, Letter '53: Commercial Club '53, '543 Central Forum '5I, '523 G. A. A. '5l, '52: Pen Pals '51, '52: Pep Club '52, RICHARD ALLISON Young at Hear! Track '52, '53, Letter '53: Cross Country '52, '53, Letter '52, '53: Basketball '5'5. '54, Letter '53: Let- termen'1 Club '52-'54, BOB IVIATI-IEWS Quit School. PANSY NICHOLAS Quit school. MELVIN MILLER 1Woiody's Mood for Love Allied Youth '53, '54, SHIRLEY EUNICE LUECKERATH Vaya can Dios Horticulture Club '51: Toastmistress Il '52-'53: Pen Pals '51-'5Z: Co-C-Hi '52-'54: Student Council '51-'52g Owls and Lamps '51-'53, BILL SCI-IULZE Auf Wiedcrsehen Horticulture Club '50-'53: Mike Club '51-'53: Senior Band '51-'54, Treasurer '52, Secretary '53, RED and BLACK Salesman '50-'53, Arts and Crafts '54: Ensemble Club '53, '54, NEWS Sales- man '51, '52, Marching Band '51-'54. DORIS MARIE WICKS Secret Love Cheerleader '53, '54, Letter '53, Stripe '54: Ci, A. A, '51-'54: Tumbling Club '51, '52: Art Appreciation Club '50, '51: Commercial Club '53, '54, Mike Club '51, '52, Letter '52, Allied YOUU1 '54s Pep Club '50, June 1954 RONALD BAKER Cross Over the Bridge Tennis Team '52, '53: Student Council Representative '54: RED and BLACK Salesman. JOYCE ANN RUTCHMANN My Love, My Love Horticultural Club '51: Bowling Club '51-'54, Secretary '53, Treasurer '54, Letter '53, Stripe '54: Choir '52-'54, Letter '53: Senior Girls Glee '51, '521 Co-C-Hi '52-'5-4: Toastrnistress II '5Zg Pen Pals '52, '54: NEWS Slat? '52, '53Z Commercial Club '53, A. WAYNE BURKHARDT GumbIes Guitar Mike Club '51-'53, Secretary '53: College Club '54: Student Council '54, Science Club '53, '54: Roller Skating Club '51, '52, REJEAN ANN KNAPP Yo-u're My Everything Skating Club '50-'51: Art Appreciation '50-'51: Pep Club '5l: G, A. A. '51- '5Z: Pen Pals '5Z: Allied Youth '52- '54: Bowling Club '52-'53, Commercial Club '53-'54, DAVID REYNOLDS Hey Little Girl Toastmasters II '51, '52: Toastmasters I '53, '542 Allied Youth '50-'53, Engineers Club '53, '54: College Club '53, '54: Mike Club '51: Choir '53, '5-4: Camera Club '50, Track '51, June I954 ROBERT T. LUKITSCI-I Heart of .lly Hunt! Football '5If'53, l.ulttr '53: Letter- mcn's Club '53, 3-1: Bascball '54: NENVS Salesman '5l: Choir '54. JACKIE WILLIAMS Summer School Candidate. ANDREW BECKER Transferred. BETTY IVlcNUI-TY Sunni I.o1:v G. A, A. '50. KENNETH J. IVIIKUS Scart l.o1.'tV' Art Appreciation Cflub 'SV Boys Glcc '5I: Enginccrs Club '53, WII.LENE BEEGLE Til lVc Two flre One Camera Club '52, Art Appreciation '51- '52: Library Club '5lA'5Z: Allied Youth '52-'54: Dislributivc Education '53-'54, Srcrctaryg G. A. A. '52, TED' ROBERT GAWLAK Ht-II Hmmm Blues Tennis Team '51-'53: Mike Club '53Z Choir '53: Central Airs '5-4: Letter' mcn'i Club '52-'5-1. CAROLYNN LOIS ETI-IERIDGE St'crul Lo-ue G. A. A. 34: Allied Youth '54' Tumbling '54: Pen Pals I and II '52- '53: Commcrcial Club '53-'54, MARVIN O. STEIVILER I'.S, I Love You JOYCE SHELTON 'Ii'Il We Two' Are One Choir '51-H543 G. A. A. '51, '523 Allied Youth '52, '53. '5-1: Pen Pals '52, '53: Knitting Club '5O: Bowling Club '52, '53, Letter 53: Commcrcial Club 54. DENNIS B. TRIIVIBLE l'1I Rather Die Young Mike Club '50-'52, Treasurer '52: Skating Club '5I7 Science Club '533 Camera Club '51, '52, I.UEI.I-EN WHITNEY Young at Heart RED and BLACK '533 Pep Club '52- '53: C0-C-Hi '53-'54i Allied Youth '51-'52: Commercial Club '54: G. A, A. '52-'54: Senior Glee '51-'52: Bowl- ing Club '51, '53-'54: Toastmistrexs II '51-'52: Toastmistress I '53. AND'REW MARSHEWA Secret Love Engineers Club '52, '53: College Club '54: Pen Pals '53: Toastmasters I '53: Distriburive Education Club '53, '54, Treasurer '53, President '5-4: Com- mittee of Twenty '53, '54: Track Team '50, JANET RUTLEDGE You're My Everything Co-C-Ili '53, '54: Toasrmistress II '51, '52: Toastmistress I '52: Bowling Club '53 NEXVS Staff '52, '53, Head Typ- ist '53: I.ibrary Club '50: Art Appre- ciation Club '50, Commercial Club '53, '54: Cv. A. A. '50-'53, Pep Club '52 GENE ETI-IERIDGE I Believe Committee of Twenty '52-'54, Vice- Presiclent '54: Lamps '53: College Club 33: Spanish Dancing Club '53, Treas- urer '53: Toastmasters II '52: Toast- masters I '53, '54: Engineers Club '53, June 1954 .IUANITA ERRETT Secret Love Skating Club '50-'51, Knitting Club '5O: Bowling Club '52-'54, Letter '53Z Senior Girls Glee '52-'53, Commercial Club '53-'54: Allied Youth '52-'54I G. A A. '52: Pep Club '52: Central Forum '51-'53: Senior Girls Glee '52. 53. JOE W. BENWELL 'l'i-mlerlgm Toastmasters I '53: Distributive Edu- cation '53, '5-lg Science Club '531 Choir '54. JOY NELMS Hrllnvosl Always Knitting Club '50-'5I: Vice-Presiclentp Pen Pals '52: Allied Youth '52-'54, Secretary: G. A. A. '52: Choir '53- '54: Senior Girls Glee '51-'52: I.ibrary Club 'ily JERRY C. BARRETT Because of You Foorball '50, '5lp Track '50, '51, '5Z: Toastmasters II '5O: Mike Club '5l3 Tcastmaxters I '52s Basketball '5l: I.ettermen's Club '51-'5-1: NEXVS Staff '5l, '52: Senior Band '52. '53: March- ing Band '52. EVELYN MAE BUSCHEN Wanted Skating Club 52: Knitting Club '52: Bowling Club '531 G. A. A. '50-'5-l. June 1954 KENNARD VERNON Young at Hyun' IOLA LINDA GEE Changing Partners G. A. A. '52, '53, '54. GERALD BENNETT Bei'uuse of You Committee of Twenty '51-'5-1. KATHERINE LAVERNE BURKE Sewer l,oL'e Tumbling Club '5I: G. A. A, '50f'5l: Commercial Club '53-'5-4: Allied Youth '54 ROBERT LEO SCHUTTE 'blnril in Porlugulu College Club '53, '543 B Football Team '5 I. HELEN ANTOINETTE PAPE You'II Never lI'aIk Alone Junior G. A. '51-'52: Senior Girls Glee '51-'52g Allied Ynuth '52-533 Girls Bowling '51-'53: Letter, '51, Stripe '531 Senior G, A. A. '52f'53, Treasurer '53: Commercial Club '54: Pep Club '52 L THOMAS DIERZBICKI Story of 'I hree Loves 'I'oasIn1.1slers II '50-'5l: NEXYS Saleif man '5l3 Engineers Club '53g Toast- masters '53g Track Team '53, PAT WESTERHOLD Because of You Allied Youth '53, '54: D. E, Club '53, '5-1: Pep Club '52g Stamp Salesf girl 'sy 'S+ MAX MAYBERRY ln the Mood Toastmasters II '5I: Toastmasters I '52g Senior Band '51-'54, Treasurer '51, '52, Vice-President '52, '53: Choir '53. '5-3: Male Chorus '53. '54: Art Appreciation '51, Sergeant-at-Arms '5I3 Ensemble Club '5'5: Allied Youth '533 RED and BLACK Salesman '50, OSA KING With u Song in My Hear l-, Art Appreciation '52: G, A. A. D33 NEXVS Staff '53g Choir '54. THOMAS CARROLL Till 'I hen Bascball '5l-'54, Allicd Youth '53, Trrasurer '5I: Toastmasters '53, '543 College Club '53, '54, Art Appreciation '53, Commcrcial Club '53, '54: Science Club '53, '54: Engineers Club '53, '54, DIXIE FISHER Blue Tango Co-C-Hi '52, '53: Crafts Club '51: Senior Glcv '51, G, A. A, '54, ROY LEIMBERG Summer School Candidate, NILA MAE NEELY Bell Boltom Blues Allitd Youth '53-'54: Pen Pals '52- '54: Library Club '50-'52, Vicc-Presi- clcnt: Gr A. A. '50-'5'5: Senior Girls Gln '51-'52, Choir '53-'54, Knitting Club '50, Skating Club '50, GEORGE G. BROWN Secret l.i,L'l ' IZngineer's Club '53, Allied Youth '54: Art Appreciation '53, June 1954 MELBA JEAN EDGAR Make Love to .lli ' Book Ends '5Z: G. A. A. '51, Choir '53. HERMAN PETER PENDLETON, JR. Devn'1 Fence Mi- ln Choir '49, '50, '53, '54: Senior Boys Glcc '53, '5-lx Toastmasters I '53, '54g Library Club '53, '54, President '54, Spanish Club '53: Pen Pals '50, '53. '54g Enginccrs Club '5'9: College Club '53: Allied Youth '50, '53: NEXVS Staff '53, '54: B Football '49, KAREN WRAY You, You, You Junicr G, A, A. '51-'52, l'residunt'521 Senior G, A. A. '53-'54, President '53, Vice-President '54: Tumbling Club '51- '53: '51 Trcasurer: Junior Girls Glee '52, Choir '54: Cheerleading '53-'54, Letter '54, Captain '54, Commercial Club '53, JERRY RIGHT Alone Allied Youth '53, '54, Arts and Crafts '54, Distributivc Education Club '53, '54, EARLINE MARIE ERWIN Blue Muon Knitting Club '50: Library Club '51, Lctter: Allied Youth '52-'547 Art Ap- prcciation '52-'54, Distributivc Educa- tion '53-'54, G. A, A. '5l-'53, Junior Band '5lg Senior Band '52, June 1954 BARBARA ELLEN GRAGG Young ul Heart Allied Youth '52-'5-4: Girls Bowling Club '52-'53, Letlcr: Toasrmistrcss II '52v'5'5: Pen Pals '51-'52: Choir '53- '54. Letter: Roller Skating Club '51: Senior Girls Glee '51-'52: Arts and Crafts Club '51. DARLENE MARIE PHINNEY You're My I-fvcrylhingu G. A. A. '51-'54: Commercial Club '54: Allied Youth '51-'54: Library Club '50-'52: Bowling Club '5-1: Pep Club '53, NEWS Staff '52-'53. PEGGY ANN HAMILTON Indian Lo-Ui' Call Allied Youth '52-'53: Commercial Club '53-'54: Toastmistress II '52: Mike Club '51-'52: Library Club '52-'53: Skating Club '52: Junior Achievement '52g Pen Pals '51-'53, JOAN STURDY Deep Purple Roller Skating '50, Letter '5O: Allied Youth '51, Secretary '51: Toastmistress I '53, '541 Bowling Club '52-'54, Letter '52, Stripe '53: G. A. A. '51- '54: Science Club '53: Tumbling '5l3 Choir '53, '54: Commercial Club '53: Pep Club '52: Co-C-Hi '52, '53: Senior Girls Glcc '51, '52. DOROTHY PIERCE Secret Love Allied Youth '53: G. A. A. '50, '53, '54: Owls '53: Toastmistrcss I '52- '54: Commercial Club '53: Senior Girls Glee '52, '51 NEWS Staff '53, '54g Pen Pals '52, FLOYD BAUMBACH 1-'1nsu.'er Me, My Love JEAN E. PERVORSE Sun-ct Mysteries of Life und Love Mike Club '51-'53, Letter '52, Stripe '53, Toastmistress II '52g Student Council Representative '523 Pen 17.115 '5Z: RED and BLACK Salesman '53g G. A, A. '52, '5'5. LLOYD IVIEDLEY Quit school, GERALDINE HERKENHOEF Don'l Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes G, A. A, '52-'54: Senior Girls Glee '52-'53. ELMER DAVID ENGELHARDT You, You, You Distributive Education Club '53, '54. MARION FRANCIS CUNDIFF 1 Believe ommercia u '5 3 or icu urc . G. A. A. '51-'53: Tumbling '52: C ICI b 3 H I lr 30 JOYCE JEAN DRAPER HSCCFGY Love Current Eventr '5l: Toastmislrcss I '53-'54: Tonstmistress II '52-'53: Al- lied Youth '53-'54: Commercial Club '53-'54: G. A. A. '51-'5Z. MARTHA JANE CRADDOCK Oh .llein Papa Nlikc Club '5l: G, A. A. '5l3 Pen Pals '5Z: Allied Youth 73354: Com- mercial Club '53-'54. C l Qui June 1954 SHIRLEY CANNON 'iSepIvmber Song Allied Youth '52-'54: Distributive Edu- alion Club '53-'54: Camera Club '53, ALICE MARTHA EHLERS Changing Partners Pen Pals '50-'541 Tumbling Club '51- '53g Central Knittcrs '5O: Library Club 52 G A A '57 YVONNE NORTHCUTT t school. JUNE GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES SHIRLEY RICHARDSON JAMES CJAMIEJ RICHIE Pretend Ave Maria Allied Youth '53-'5-4: Distributive Edu- Ktioi12'53-'5-1: Choir '53-'54: Cr. A. . D . ALUMNI PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE I., John Smith, a graduate of Central High School, pledge allegiance to the ideals and pres- tige of my Alma Mater, past, present, and to come: I will defend her dignity and reputation through joy and sorrow, through calm and strife, through prosperitg and tribulation as long as I live. 39 Hail En Words Ly CLARENCE STRA TTON Qlrntral iiigh Tune. ' 'Annie Lyle ' ' 1 If I S s 1 -J 1 . i t s 4 H - 1--I-:P - -J J- s 1 1: H 1 - .- U-.1-tl JT of V ' 4 -2 S 2' 1 i 1 f r ' J ! By the might - y Mis - is - sip pi. Sweep v ing to the sea, i I. v 1 ln the midst of noise and bus tle, of the cit - 4y's life. g P J I ' .-' . . V F 1 1 0 ' f' Qggzfi ' f2'1 P l I -hr r: -E Eg-T 'Q : 5 :E-1-,tl ' 9 ' I' e eV' I' - 'P' I p i l , l' v l v l 'I' Q i 'D. C ll . I 1 3 J B YF ' f- l -A ,.- 1 0 ,is A 'lf 5, -4 -.. :: i44!,L1..: -9-,-3-' ll x 1 rf - 3 3 v- w ' ' - U---s - if 1 l W -1 - .e ' Stands our glor - ious Al - ma Ma ter, Stands per - pet - ual - ly. H Calm, se - rene, re - served, and no ble, Un - as - sailed by strife. 2 . . . ': .Q. . , ,, , Av 9 n nl ,Q T' s ., -gt .gf P fr 5 rv -C 1 e- z' ,E -P+ . so II ' ' .. I' Tk- ' Y T' L 9' ' r- z , If lv l I' i Caonus. I h 1 l 53 5 TEM J-'-sale...--ii-Us n ,- I-1 f - - it' U f v f r ' il, V I F -3 I ' 5 1 s i . ii Smg our Cho - run of de - vo tion, Till we read the sky, -1- - 41- -0- - , 'ir - 1: ':- 4:14 -fe -f . - 1 1 e - , Q --v-nf 4: P 3' E 1, g- .- -1- in L - K - ll l f a s - -: ez: 1 s ' !! 'S ll of 15 ' M or 1 I 'W , U -4 1 'rv 1 4 -3 2-1: -1 ' ' --1-1 - i ,s .,. f ff-. fs-g-..fJ,r si-eff - Hail to thee, our Al - ma Ma ter, Hail, to Cen - trnl High. Q- 4: M, , - -1 9 . p -r- -:- Q- u 5, ' ' 11:3-av : -: -. r or -rs H , 'A 9 1:1-AI' 1' D ea., we U I V v l I W U 2 3 O, to thee our Alma Mater. Thus we'll sing our heartfelt praises R Dignitied and strong, Till our days shall end. 3 Now we raise our loyal voices. May thy spotless reputation Offer we our song, All thy sons defend: . Never shall we let our footsteps May thy walls be never weakcnedj 6 Waver or turn back, Nor thy prestige die, U Marching ever firmly onward, May the blessings of the ages, 'Neath the Red and Black. Rest on Central High. . ! U li -.r--a-,- --l-M-.s-.s-W .-se.,-.el-..:::s:1,:1,:,: :sz ,::,:3::,:,::,::,1:12321-SQA 40 Advi orie um-ET KN ees ,qfgfialf in Nis- Gs 41 Adviwlry Group GROUP I Miss Picrcc Ihnxv I IS. XYiIbI:rn, .I Iopiymro 5. Ihvix, D. XY.1IIrr. IT. XX'InSKOn Ruw 1 T. Slalom-y, J. Vmnbe. Y Ilukc. I7. Robbins. Ii. Pimnwl, C I5ircIwr, D. Rumvll. Row I if XVJIII-rx. J. Smith, .I I.upu. A Dunlmnnl. 'If Murrnh li. Ilullnnd. B I,Im'd, Ib. Acmi- wggu, Iluw -I XI Yorich. 'I' Spinlx, .I .mvwxr IS. XIuuInw:Ix, I., Iimichcr IV. Jarnrx. K GROUP l Mr. Vcrlrccs Row I S. I5.1uIsl.xuI, Ii Iiuvvdcr II. I'.1pc. Cf Smith. J. Allen. Huw 1 It Hxll. Cx, IIrl'IxruI1.lfI. I5 IIwInvr, XI. .'XIyI-.L KI. fknrdciczck S I,ucIxfrAlI1 I , XYIHIIWV Rexx 1 If XIMIIHILIV, Il Iinkrr' I' Ii.1rpnwccl. I'. CI.mIwiII. ,K IM-mx. XY. Cinpp. I. ,'XmIrxmn. Row -I XIV. Yrrlrrsx, 'If f'.xrxwII I', IIwfIm.1n, .I, XX'1IIi.lms. M Tar plvv. Ab. C'.-mnam GROUP 3 Miss Dickmsm Run' I J, .lnlunw l Ikmwn. 'I' Ilixnmnd, R. Iimnp. S Iylafcnn. Rum' l XI, ,XIQXAI1 M. f.,xmpbcII I' Nugrnl. PJ, Iiulling. Il. Ihbid son. Il, Baumann. Ilmv K F. Sanumonx. R. II.1rtwcII II Ii. Ificlnrncyur R Iunxpkins. IiuIIrx'. C Chvgu1'V, I Ind. GROUP 4 Mr, Chapman Row 1 VS. lhvik. A. CHr.mzuw, I.. Clruwllcr. R. l.upu. I, ilxlvwnud Row 1 S Simmunx. J. Slmw. If. Yxncvxllu. .-X. Ibilc, B Pvncu. H. Jnnuw. ID. l,v.1hy, I. Zmludlicw- NRA. Rum' 4 K' mum. J. 'lxvilux Ci . , , Pxllmnn J. Humirunmr. R. Linder Y. S.u1npsun. .X. Moicr. Row 4 Mr. i'h.1pn1.m. B. liucckcl- m.1nn. IU, Ovcrlin. D Alrmrcdl. R. lhnvrl. D. Ihllmuwki, GROUP 5 Mr, Martyr Row I .X Hollnunn. I Hnvnlh ff lhzpmn. J. Immcs, IJ XYmvcr. Row 1 D. Hvuchback. XJ lnrfiw XI llcllm.m M Hum. R lhgcx' K.. Lkupp, IS. lilvhl. Row 3 J Gialninm. A Linus. J. Kullv. B. Clrugvrv, XY. llinlhurnr. R HAH, Raw -I Mr. Mmlyr. J. Hcinlvurcch IF. llvhrx, R. Uochlich, IH Klrincr. GROUP 6 Mr. Hicks Row I B, IM-mwr, R. Smith. P Huw.n'xl. B. Shlnlry, H. Hclds mann Run' 1 N, Suhmlll. ,X Hcrsch buh, l, Nluhl A. NIA11110, J Jnmw. IR. Brown, ll. Il.1rrns. Raw 3 .I Xl.uwh.1ll. D Yiuynrd J lclxcll. Vw Prcubrlwwx. J lnnu.-r XX. l'a.xlI.xrd. K 1l.1rk Row 4 R. Ihvix, NJ. Mmxlll, D Ihmnf. .X Savngrr, R XYiuklvr. Advi ary Group Rvw I Ib XX Idgm, I C Rmv 1 N X4 U agus U Xrrmlmuy, M. I'-'nm I5 I Row 3 ll IS Qmwpkz nu Q my Q K 5 lixmlx I X1 wx Run' 4 XX il Xl.xrxiz.1II Q Ru hx Q igk r K 1 Hviliuu. Miks Knmrnsgluld Ruw I l Wiki nmrx x A. llunnuw :sm Ylnxrphv Rvw l I Tibhhw. Xl, 'Ihx Row 3 5 XVnmIx. 1 I um Ihmxnu I PIII um Raw I IS 'X1 J. Nrlmx vc L Ruw l .I Il lsr A l .1u1x. N HTH. Huw 3 XI XI.1x1rxx, yur I me 111 1 B. lam an mm!! Ilwix, R Mhnur lmmylln son .'lcl5,1ni1 xr 11 R o w ID B Row Y IA R an w In xc B Row ga A urx K nlur I L Bm I Row mu Mus IS XXmom P RI Row I ID IIQ Row mul Am I I IM I'1xI1 Ram' -I rs I I I If Li Run n mm rx S II1 I'vrIwr Run sk Ixnn r XX I5 IM II Rom L In I 4 IMI Iilxm Run -I nm 5 X IXI lx I I b xl Adviwvry Group' GROUP I3 Mr. Drostc Ilrrw I I7. II.1rr1xon, IS Quick. D Srruvncr. .I Abnuy. S. Nladzsn. Row Z IU. I.uII.1nd, K.. I'I'.u'Im.1n IS RlxxmugIr', IT. XVIIIrn'nxon, J Clulltcau. J. I3IubI. II Slrw.1rnI. Rrm SW J, IIurIgr-s, S XX'r.wr-r, NI Jvhnxmn, I, XVAIIN. J. Uispcr R. Ifvrrn, W. XX'crIcnu-ivr, law 4 Mr xv,-Om, x' s.r1v.rggi., R, II.m11. I. Killian, IH Vox, XX' IIrImx. GROUP I-I Mrs. Sanger Ilvxs I' I' Ikcilxrrr. I' I3.1ggr!l.I' XX'vslvrI1uIrI, K. S.1nrIcn'rIx. I3 XYICRS. Rvw lr IS. XI.1lI1uuw. .X Dennis .I XX'iI1i.mu,G Kruw R Dohrf Hymn. Ii. Iillrkv. Iimv 3 IS, Su-ir-rk. IS. I'rrlw.xrc7ny. I Slnnvr. IR Grngg I' Sihu- m.mIu-r. 5 Riclmrrlwn. Rr-w 4 'Mn Sugar. I Rrrbcling IJ lamrrr, fp xxrrfw 1. RAI mr.. .1. xx'.,n.'. GROUP 15 Miss Friedman Ruw I I5 Kimblc. J. IillIu. IK. lrx.u1I,I'a.I3vmIcr.l Iivum IM-xx 1 XI I3r.mwIuv. II I.nx-mn. A Murrnwn, R. Kmcnwr. J Kuhn, T. Iupipnru. R. Iimurwn. Row 'G I: Iiwrc. IH. Immcr. IS Iiuxby. Ii .'XmIruwx. Iluw -I' 'ff' J. Small. I5. IUIINK .I. Prgg. Ii. .lump If. rXlflyr1xIxi, I.. I5r'cIstur, I.. I.1nI1Am. GROUP I in Mr. Smith Row I A, Irving, Ci, .Xy.LIvn, R I5ycr. I.. Irxl. G. Riibiry. R4 XX' 1- I. Starr, R IIUHII, J XIJWA. II, Iluinv. if Ixix'cl1.u, li Vox, J I'11rc Rim- 3- II. Iiuffnmnn. J. Iiubb, I3 Icv. U. Cillnciiff. II. SIVIYUI3 R Vhinncy. Rim I..xm. II, Nrxxinnn. R. IIvr.1cIx. -I Mr, Smith. II lunning T fmfy. .1 IIIII. GROUP I7 Miss Ross I IH Rcvncidx Ii, IIvrv.xlIu '. Ilmkv, Ci JQWQII J, XXX-udx 1 J, .IuImwn. J NIiC'uIIcn XX'r.ly, lf Scvciw. if, I lI1uridgC. 1 . Srmud, .l. Srurm' 3 J. Suurlmril. I, Ixuk. R Sciuxuuu ,X NI.inI1.'xx.i IJ .luuu Ili w XX Rmv K .X Ii.-w K Rim- Xiikux, .I Pricv, R, Iiincxh. 4 J. Ilmrnblirgh XX 'lmvf Inf, I: I'vim1n3,1rmh, R Rill. IS Tebbunlmll, l'. Ri-.ig.in. NI. Bix' chef. GROUP I8 Miss DoyIc Raw I J. Xiirxhcuu, Il .XIi, I, 1XIvxnmIrr, S Rc.151.1n. K. John koxl-xi Rim' 1 S, Jcnkins. Ii. I1cIiIxvIIl Ki, XX'uIvl1w1cr, I' lui-Iwr. R IM-Iwruns, NI. II.mgvu. I Ilwd, Row 2 s. Iluglius. c. Iiilgnrc, II I . Ii mum, I7 M.isun, II. .Imuw, I mulu. II, Smith. , . . Rvw -If Ix Nvrvcll. NI S.ivIwvirIw F .Ry.m, I7 Iinriim I' Ihmw. IIdvi'ory Group Advi ory Group GROUP 1 I Mr. Bradburn Row l J. XV.x1knr, J. XY1lkrv .J r'xl11mm, II Phxllipx, l.. G1-wn. RCW 1 .l, lilxwull, XI l7ulwrl, fl Fxckcn. l.. lyrxlchnd P, Xlfi Arty P. Xiuurr. l., XVilson. Row 3 J. 4 luxlwn, Ci. Nluurv, Nl Ihrul, 17. Hubba li Mvlvk. .1 Nlillur. Nl lfllirvtt, 'N NuL'b.xLIvr Ruw 4 R liuxhnrt, Mr I5r.nHvu1l1 R Gr.1h.1m. A, Buck. GROUP Z0 Miss Lowry Rm-: I IS Iiuhuiw, 1., X'Il.n1.-n, C 'I mlm K. llmtlurmrx, 1. Wnlxmx. Row Z .Xl Idurwn, J. llugur. N Allan., M. Pm-. l'. thx, P lmwxs. S. ldxwlcm. Ruw 3 R. XV.1lxon. G WMA. R M.1cIHmx.uhI. J. Schmkx, IH filnulu. I. Kurl, J. Ilmiltuk Ryu' 4 G Ynllghu J XYxllx.1xux XY Ulu! GROUP Z1 Mr, von Lehsrcn Rnw l I5 IS.-ll. J, Rurclwmnnu, .7 Schxxnh. J XY.xlLmnn, C Nhvmlsx ROW 2 il Hmwn. I.. Nlcdlvy, 15. Root, Il Trimble, Iiicrx. M. Mnrchlrwwl-xi. Row? .I, Harrell, I,. l'vuxhm.m. R. l.rin1bcrg. G Barhuld, P. Mm- Z1x,I3,XX'mwdwnrd. Rmw -P G Knnzpp, IE King, .I. lfrouu Ruu- Ruw 1 4 Slut nun n Sthumrtl Lruxmr buhr Rvw I S Su krs Xloon n x lllnru I bm! Row Bryant ouzh Slxnulu X Syhmfh N Hmm I7 S torff Row 4 1 r Ukl Tutu Swxerk I L xr S Banu no I l K. Row I5 O Kms Is no Run' XX XX Run' IS Rom' XX R Run' Ii I5 Ruw X. llkrbwc L Slrlun vi III lirou GROUP Z5 Mr. XVcbcr Ilmx I J. 'IIIIuII'm.mII, I XImIrux' I Gcnuvmr, II, I-IJIwI 5 I,u Imuxuki, Iiww I I.. XIIIIINII. I. XXIIHIIIGII I7 XIfnrn2r. I NIJrlrII .I I'urI Iur P I5Iv.IIIl, R XIQIQJIIIIA I4 I'.IIIu. Row I IXII XYI'IwI'. I. IXIMIIIIQOIII' K s.IwIIII.'. I IMIIII Is aug.. . man. R IIxwI Ix RMK.-II. Ii L .III uxcncv. GROUP Z6 Miws Giles Iims I I' XX'.Ir-I I3 1II.IIIIIwrx.I NIclIIrLI. Ii, ISIIIIIIIIAIIIII In 5.1 pum. Iimv 1 I, lmmn. J I.II'nI.1 I3 KI-:Nu-II .I. XX'vmI. I XYIIIIII-.nI XI, Iiugnnr. 4, Rcnun-III Il.-xx I Y. I'ImIn.xs. I Iklmnmx CI, IPI-vring, IU, Grrrm- Ii Mcxz I' II.1IIbuI.CI Mcwoxy I I.Ix'Ion Iivw -I G YIxI.IIm I XIurpIuV NIIII GIIN I7 SvuIwI:II,I I CIIAII IIIII.I. IMI R.- Ru RII w .I I w I SI .X w GROUP Z8 Mr. Bockclbrink I J. K.I.I,I,I. .I. Imwm, II Inca, NI, I'uwl-rs. M I'IIw,II'I, l D I3ccIwI'. IU Ikvxhrr. I -ui. I5 IuI.IhinncIuI I Irwin Pigg. NI XXX-.xx'cr I J. Rimini. Il. SpI.InIIiI1g I . O'CPuIII1nIr J, I5cIIwI-II, I' C I II I w I.Iv. B IIIInlxcII, XII I'wcIwI Ink. I5 II.IIIorI.I. -I G I,IIwrIdgu, I II-ww . I7IczbccIxI, II. NIci'I.uIwII. I' I'mII:IIn, XV I'IIIrkII.1IIII, GROUP Z0 Miss 'lximmons llrw l H. V.ul.1. l.. lilvllw. ll. Scllvu. Xl, fllllll. ll. .Xlunt Rum' I Nl K.-luv. Cl. .luvngxX. 5 Clilwlmlr. l.. Yates. li. llllllcr. ll. Mlzlwl. K. l ll-ll lgmnll llrw 3 R. ll.lrv.1rlv, ll Tcnlllll l' Row. .l. Robb. K ll.ll'nClh'll Nl l clwanlx. li. fllmpsl' Row -l K.. lilclmlllwll. l l'lclll. -X .llllmsu-ll. GROUP 30 Mr. Powell Rm l J. liick, D. clppll, lb cxlllwl-, lu. lllfll. l., all-.lxll.lll.l. Rux' l X' liuelnn. C lblllln. Xl l'llwcllulc, l. liandilllll. li lrllcll' m.ln, S. Rlcllllrllxon. ll llmrbvl. Ruw 3 C. lillllllw, l. Sullivan, il I'l'il.-lwrl. ll, l.lllc.lxtur GROUP O llfAl.Ll Mr. Carlisle Huw l Pm. Xlurllln, J. XYlllu'v. .l xxllll.. Nl llllll. Xl mlm... lallw 1 G. lxlll.-l. .l. lll..ll.l'. ll .lll.l.ll, cg. Mllflllll, ll lllllfy, l-, l-llgll-llmll. ci. cllllllllll.lll. K Row 3 Xl, Svlbuv. ll lilllglst. ullll, rl. llllllblngx. 5 lllllcv, l Oxll'nl'clCl. IU, Arcl, ll Ynllgllll J. C,llv5l'mlrl1. , Rllw -l Xlr. iflrllwlr. ll Willlx Xl Xllllrr. X llrllvnlnwr ,l, Xlmllllllx ll l .lmllll l . lillllllllmih. ll Goin. livw 5 K. lkllllllll. ll 4 Ally. .X licclwr. li, Yurlllwll, l Xl.lll1cuw 'lk l'lsll, J. funn. l7. llllllrcc. ll Vlllly. llr, llroup 'or, Group' GROUP I5-I fI3AI.I,I Miss Beck Run' I C, Xhvrziw. II S,u1erI1.xgc Cr. XIcII.m1cI, 5 Mnnlm, L. IIA: mm. Run' 2' N. Slmlwn. I', Viviann IS, Clrwn, IW I'I1iIIipx, XV. Bailey Y. Null. ll, Snifsll Rvw 3- I Davis, I Barry, ,I .Xrmwld .I I'IIix. S IIuII.1nd. S XX'iIwn I Ynwnk. I5 Ring, .I I'oIk.1, Run' 4 N .XmIurwn. IH. Ilalw, .I XIcCIuxIM-x, I3 Sinm-ll, R XX',1r 7uni.1k Il 1n:Ium.xn, I' Olivsr Y, XI,1r11:1 Ii Yum Iuuvvn. GROUP Il2 4I5AI.I.I Mrs. Backus Rum' 1- I7, XI.mn. R. XInllIww. IT XIurrJv. ,I Xxhgnsr, CI. XVAUI. Run' 2 I- Ixckson. Ki. Rankin, I5 Shirlvv, II, XYNIH, NI, I5c.1kIcy G. XVI-Ich, Cf. McI,.1in. Run' 3-f NI f'Impm.1n S. GUIIIIN I5 Lvx. K. f,.xr.1mImm.x. R. X',1I Icmv, Xl Rubm, Ii lux, D. I,aI furry. J. I'cmIIcIou. Row 4- R. Ibnvir, D. Iwlrzekoxki li. fX'IicIwIx, If. Pruitt, U. Paubvl GROUP ras IFALIJ Mr. Cartwright Row 1- I.. XViIkcnwn, N. Govcr nal. P. Hager, I.. Pruwitr, S XY.1Idcn. Row 1 A, Schlucllcr, J. Baum, C Cramer, S. CiuiIIinmx. G. Rose, C XViIson. IS. Jonef. Row 3-- Mr. ifnrlwrighl, Adame Cf, Cnnmplu-II, I-X, XII-.nIc. R. Row I'. Hcnrxe, Ii, Shafer. A. Russo, Row -I I5. Iimwn. if. I5i.xIcznk, R Babbitt. M. XVrny, S, Stojcbox J. Gnmbill, IU, Ifbcrl, GROUP If--I tI3AI,I,j Miss Kramer Row I I., Lxiiiiiriiiu. I Ilnriiptim, Ii. Iiullcr. IS Smut, In Rmgmi. Row l J. Iiivll. I. XYhiIvI1i'.id. Ii Rnnii, R. Irump. I' Iirwxxl. K Iimsxi-lir, II, Aid I O. Marlin. Cf Runs. .I Onions, R. Xnppius. R. XY.u'cI1lsr. XI. KIM rcnilv. li, NIcKinni'v. I5 XIfNuIy. II, Skfxvvs. R Lu W Raw 4 Miss Kmmur, KI Slums, I3 Hiirxlmnnn. If. Hilton. A. liminlu. .I IIrimInIwIu, X Pnzxx :X UAW' wn. GROUP I5-5 IIT.-XI.I-I Miss Scblutius Row I G. I'aoi:Iwr. A. Nluorc. IJ Ii.iniI.iLzo. IF Dvuglm. 'If Koyscr. Row 1 B. Iimun. If. Iimnii. J. Pwcr. XI, Johnson. Ki. Cicndrcn. N. KTIJQII. V. Mnuina. Row 3 R. Ifrvhw. R. Iicnriingfdd X, l,.iric. Il. Chwlnri. Ci. Henry. IJ. NYrcn, A. Angell. in l'rice. J. Pcnsr. Row 4-f--B. Grunwald, II. Cfnthey. J. Ciliuiry, IJ. Morris. I7. IH-ck. GROUP I3-6 qIfAI.Lj Miss Schonhorst Rww I R. 7.icIwr. .I. Ihvix. .X I5uv.1II. If. I5uc.m. A Ilicus. Row .I J. NIiur.1n. Ig. Kirwan, IR Aiinnls. IS. Iiurrvughx. I Robvr- sun, J. Cimig. C. Bcrhvrxclaiixidl. Riww I F. Mvrhnhnch, CE. NIAIIII, I. XYi0nIuoff. A, IIIII, C, Iinrri- svn. .l. Stwnr, S. XYnrrrii, S Buck NI. lyrics. Row 4 IU. Hurigux. If liwuxingur. R. XX'hluncr. R. Schulte, .I. C r wwpvr, Ix. Smith. R. Mc! Abc, iIdvi'or lirou ' Advi or Group GROUP If-7 1IfAI.I.I Miss Schroeder Kim I II IIngI1u, S, Vinson. R AIQIIU. IH ANIIG. KI, RMI. Iiuw Z X. Iiuizurn, .l. Ruburvs, Il Young, IS IIcnkL'I. S. I5cIk, I3 SI-xibicki, M, Tnlv. Huw 3 J Iiulli-r. Ii Mmricn. I Sislxmnnn XI I5igh.iIu. IS, Xilncv II. Ki-mi I5 Suriim, S, Shflum T, I .1Imcr0, Row -I I6 Alexnmiuix IS. XIilIm,m li. JoImwn. J. Siluimmx, Il Iam imiu: Ii XYiirmw,i GROUP If-8 lI?AI,I.J Miss Soecknick Iluw I IJ Nvlsnn. IJ. Iiuwlslwx Iiii Ru Ru Iii: Ru R.: Ru IJ, Yiumi.1n. S. Huber. If Klum Ri-xv 1' S. Iiuglish. NI, Nlizrriwu I. Jnnu. NI, Iiivcnx. 4' Siimk. I IIUII. J. I3urnx. xv 3 XY Iluchnnnn, Qi Mcyuix J Muiliuk, Il. Iioumipxrlncr, II XYinciIim1iu XI. I'srcwi'l. li I.ur:1 siuisl, .I .XIwi.in1cvic. NI XViIIivng iv 4- R l..mdrum. A. Simdx mann, R. S1ifIIcr. Il. Ihxliri, ID. limsti-r l, .-Xdnnix, GROUP O ISPRINGI Mr. Carlisle w I Ii. Iirndcn. R. Sllllun. A. Iiruwn. J. Ihicrgin. J. Couch. Ii, Gnibulski. IE IVInrlon. w 2- I XViwmnn. J Ilnlch, I.. I'ngcIh.xriIl, J, Blair. If, C'I.1rIx XI, Ci.m.uI.1, J. XYIIIWY. if Nlilchvll, if lf:iII.xImn. w if Ii. IS.1umbnch. A. Srubuls, I5. Shirlry, T. Dvldiy, A. Rub bcins. Qi Putter. V. King. KI Xlillcr. I, Imh. w -I I' C'.imIIo. Ill. IXICIIICY. J. liunn. 'If Duncan, I5, Vnn Iucbvn. I M.itImcw5, J Mudlock. w 5 J Circcnwuud, J. Aichu. If, Allyn, Mr. Cnrlislc GROUP If-I ISPRINGI Miss Back Iinxx I IS Iiuxby, XI IJIuI1I. II. I5v.u'c1. NI. Srvcrx, XI. Kimble II I'I1II Ii. NIuII'nux Iiuxx I -I' fInn I. Simpsun, .I. Yvlmx J. IIrIIrl',I IIInnAID X Iicxllm, I7. Iimwlcy. If Mciilxxxv Iluxs I if II.ln.1nn. CI. XVcivxn1.1nx1 I. Nxlmgx, I. Kcir. IU. CIIII.1m, C Ikulmn. I7 Holme. um 4 Ia, Ihuclx. .l. ca.ma1w.-, II nm, I., 'I,Wa, .1 sm.. GROUP If-Z ISPRINGI Mr. .Iaegcr Iinw I IH I3ux'II'. F. ii.uIIJcx'ry. M. fIwruuI1ux Il Ii.xmI.ul.u. XV I'uI Irv IU l..1mm XI. XIcI'.1II Ilvxx' 1 I5 II.llIu. N I'rJnIxIIn .I S.1Im. li. Ihuimn, I, XV.uIv .I Smulh. A l.1.'.xw, .X Oumg.-1 Iinw I XY, I uunmglvmm. P SIJINI. IU, Yulgcr, N. Hopkins, V. IIunl' Ingham, XI 1XrnuInI. P. Prucv, J. Schmiu, I7 llcsrnr. iiuw -I S. l1iIbcrI. ID. Kiln-I. C.. Slmmy, V, Cioodnmn. T. Munn. IS. U'L'cnnor ID. XX'.1Ikcr. GROUP Il? ISPRINGJ Mr. Bradburn Iluxx I I. I .mlmnm Ii .Xrrwhi XI KIA md, I.. XYAHI I, PAM: Ii Iiruvgvr. XY. XVIckx. Ilmx I I. .I.1kuI. .I Xlnwrux I7 H.u'ru, .I IIn'l1sIc4Isr. X. Silulunux J, Sm1lI1..l fNIcl7,gvr. S, ,Nmlurx Ilmv I I . Puguc, Y. NIArlIn S IS.-mmm. I III-schulv I.. Ilvr--aim. II link. Il I'uIwn .I. NIxwI.1k .I. Ihmn. Iivxx -I Hr Iimniburn. .I Sp.-mrr I' SQIHIQIU, Ix Albcn J. Sammi- uu. XI. NIuII.mc. Ii. Ilr.1II-wxxwlw. Ii. Iluvix, I5 Vlubh, K Smilh Advi 'ory Group' x.A' '-n Advi or ron P 'swf I A 'fixing GROUP I3-4 ISPRINGI Mrs. Finley Ruw I NI. Iilycl. A. Iiynngmn. I3 1 1 I3.uxInm'r, ID, Borlhick. H. Ivnxlur grass. A. I'mv.1. NI, Iixiknral. Row l J. Thomas, J. Iidwards. I. Iixsmim. K. How.-II, II. Rohiwn II. Hnuw. I.. Short. A. Hcligmmn Ruw I--XV. Morrium. Ii. I3ivnIIvr II Xlnnsun. P. IirIIry. I.. Krlth rrsidc, Ii. Hnrig. I.. Hnrru. K 4 unrnd, Ii, Quick. Row 4- Suitcrs, IU. Jincs, Mrs K. Ii. I'1nIvy. R. Slmcs. R. Dar ruugh. ABSENTEES CFALIJ Rnw I-f D. Phinncy. M. Link, S Hannon. XV. Bccgh. ID. Deus. N Graf. Rnw lfJ. Scott, O. King. G Mmtcrr. S. Hayes. J. Mncnslvr. If. Mclirhvr. M. CJI1itwcoLI. D. Rmuggky. Row Jill. Kyscr, If KISQ. IJ. Bmw. S. Smith, J. Braun, CQ. Smith, If. Vhambcrs. ABSIYNTEES ISPRINGI Row I A. Wilson. J. XX'cs:crbmwIK. N. Mnmscn, B. I.nChnncc. S. I'vuchnn.1n. I., Fmrncx. Iluw I --J. Iinds. XX. fIcmcnt. IJ. Ihvxs. I. Sruffhbvnn, A. JACIxsun, R, Kacrpcr. Urganizations 57 Ilrganizatiun STAFI: Sponsor: Mr. Davis Row I IlicIi,1riISrui1Iu Ci Iiruw, ,l Snbrw Mr. Ihvis. Row Z CL IH-.irIn1nn. XY. Snmp mn. M. N'I.ullIivws, A. Iliimski II .I.1nirs. C Iiilgoru. l. Vrix f New THE NISWS S'I'AI5If Sponsor: Mr. Gundlnch Row I 'I.. XYIiiii'IwnrI. IU. Uvrllin II, XVcIcI1. If lhoatc, .I SLIixx'.1i'IL A NI Gorski, S. II.ivcs. Rim 1 ID I'riir:v. V. Nvlm, .X I I-rung Row 3 II Mrkcvvur. 'I' 'I Imznaw II. II,1cTncl. .I Ilutluigc. .I. XYoIIv Row 4 fII. IIrncIIvlnn. Mr liund Inch. Mi, fkh.xpn1nn. I3 fi.uwInl-I ,X XIUPII' .I XY.igncr II Iiuiuicr STUDIINI CCUNCII. IITALLI Sponsor: Miss Ifricdmnn Rim- I IW, link, Il. Iirmww, .J I'umIIcron, L' Xlomlus. NI 'Imp Icy. Ci. Iiruw, CX. Svvciw, I- Iirunk. Row Z KI. XIi'Ili-ndy, NI I.1i-'. I. ilkinsun Row nu u LI: 1 L . rrry, . iron 0, ', W. K XVinwlu.uI. NI Urban. .I. Ilix- IiIx'1iw. .I lnpipino. NI X'.1I1ri-n INN, P. Rum. If lrriiigiii 1 XY' ' . ' 3 I. Ii g 1, ID. III-xv I.1'k I IB I5 CI I K Iii 1 pn IJ. I7Licrw.i Rim' -I f-B. Siigaulimn. Ii I'1iisgI1.1rI IU. Ijlxbowxki, II. Iac, S Ihlghcx .I, Mci.Ii'II.m. NI. O'M.1IIuy. I5 Iiurling. iam S 1,, iiimmn, 1, Kari. L3 Iinipp. Ii Ycrnon. Il. Schullv I- rhmi. in cffnnn.-uk STUDIQNT COUNCIL ISIJRINGJ Sponsor 1 Miss Iiricdman Rini' I II. Ihviiglns. H, Ixvvn, B I'.iudkni'x XI. Milford, II, Schu- m.icI1cr, NI Inrplcv. li. Ixluw J Nlvvrx, II, II.iIw, .I. .-Xrimlil Rim' Z' -J. IIuIl, NI. Prim, S Hunc- Inink. If Ross. IU. IIoImi-s, I iirigui. 41 mimics. xt smmmm 4 MIN. Iliw 3 C3 I'uui-r. B. Iiuiling, I' Klill, II Iyhillipi I7, Prim, .I Iupipnm, J, IIrniiIclon, K. Inglv II Blown. Iiuw 4 XX' Iiiixkhiirdi, M XX'iIf lung I, XYlIIxrnson. R NurvcII if Xlurgan. I5 NIvyur. Ci Kwuch Il Iinkur. XX' I'wLlcImn.xn THE RED AND BLACK STAFF Ilrganizations CO-EDITORS ASSISTANTS Gloria Kruse Arthur Duraski Mary Matthews Jean Sabo Louise Frix Charlotte Moss ASSOCIATE EDI'I'0R Hilda James Charlene Pearlman Eugenie Penningroth ATHLETIC EDITOR Richard Smith FIRST TERM Editorial Board Mary Ann Gorski Dianne Siebuhr Joann Schwartz Eugene Choate Associate Editor Yvonne Northcutt Assistant Editors Kathryn Endsley Shirley Hayes Beverly Haefner Reporters Linda Whitehead Dorothy Gawlak Members of Special English 5 Cartoonists Charles Morgan Don Overlin Tgpzsts Janet Rutledge Pat Welch Joyce Rutchman Dorothy Pierce CO-CfHI MISS DICKMAN Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST President Gloria Kruse Vice-President Pat Schumacher Secretary Eugene Penningroth Treasurer Jacqueline Myers Class TERM Carolyn Kilgore LITERARY SPONSOR Vest Davis THE NEWS STAFF Business Manager Ben Woodward Assistant Business Managers Charles Caito James Twitty Promotion Staff D. E. Club Financial Sponsor Ellsworth Chapman Art Consultant Raymond Cliffe, Jr. Editorial and Exchange Director SECOND TERM Editorial Board Eugene Choate Mary Ann Gorski Jo Ann Schwartz Pat Welch Associate Editors Kay Endsley Shirley Hayes Reporters Dorothy Gawlak John Pendleton STUDENT COUNCIL MISS FRIEDMAN Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Celeste Morales Vice-President Max Tarpley Secretary Glo-ria Kruse Treasurer' Clyston Severs Sergeant-at-Arms Eugene Brunk OFFICERS SECOND TERM OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Virginia Sampson Vice-President Dorothy Herschbach Secretary Beverly Haefner Treasurer Irene Mirth President Max Tarpley Vice-President Jacqueline Myers Secretary Gloria Kruse Treasurer Patricia Schumacher Sergeant-at-Arms Kennard Vernon 59 Virginia Sampson FINANCIAL SPONSOR Ross B. Hoerner Anita lVIoore Linda Whitehead Herman Pendleton Cartoonists Charles Morgan Don Overlin Typists Alice Leong Harold McKeever Corene Noles Dorothy Pierce Janet Rutledge Joyce Rutchman Photographers Norman Wanger Jimmy Wagner Herman Pendleton Promotion Staff D. E, Club Financial Sponsor Ellsworth Chapman Art Consultant Raymond Cliffe, Jr. Editorial and Exchange Director Wallace C. Gundlach COMMITTEE OF TWENTY MR. CHRISTENSON Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Max Tarpley Vice-President Bob Griner Secretary Harold McKeever Treasurer Al Holtman OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Al Holtman Vice-President Harold McKeever Secretary Don Dubowski Treasurer Robert Griner llrganizations EL ECO DE ESPANA MISS KRAMER Sponsor OFFICERS President Gene Etheridge Vice-President Ruth Reeves Secretary Betty Dietemann Treasurer Roger Becker SPANISH CLUB MISS KRAMER Sponsor' OFFICERS President Don Meyers Vice-President Virginia Sampson Treasurer Carolyn Dunn CENTRAL BOOK ENDS MRS. FORD Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Herman Pendleton Vice-President Sharon Knoblock Secretary Mary Aellman Treasurer Charlotte Cupp OFFICERS SECOND' TERM President Sally Madzen Vice-President Peggy Steward Secretary Barbara Griffith Treasurer Mary Hellman SENIOR G. A. A. MISS AMEND Sponsor' OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Mary Gorski - Vice-President Helen Pape Secretary Joan Sturdy Treasurer Karen Wray OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Mary Gorski Vice-President Dorothy Waechter Secretary Joan Sturdy Treasurer' Evelyn Buschen JUNIOR G. A. A. MISS KNOERNSCHILD Sponsor OFFICERS President Janet Hogue Vice-President Charlotte Moss Secretary Peggy Steward Treasurer Shirley W'alden ENGINEERS' CLUB President Don Dubowski Vice-President Robert Burling Secretary Perry Newman Treasurer Joe Timpone CURRENT EVENTS CLUB MISS DOYLE Sponsor President Ron Warzeniak Vice-President Dortha Shelton Secretary Joan Abramovec Treasurer' Kenneth Cox Sergeant-at-Arms Ed Davis JR. GIRLS BOWLING CLUB MISS SCHROEDER Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Louise Genovese Vice-President Francis Winston Secretary Connie Saputo Treasurer Marian Brewer OFFICERS SECOND' TERM President Louise Genovese Vice-President Dortha Shelton Secretary Virginia Fillbright Treasurer Peggy Bryant LETTERMEN'S CLUB MR. WEBER Sponsor OFFICERS President Ronald Schnur Secretary Robert Panosh 60 BOYS BOWLING CLUB MR. THUET Sponsor TEAM CAPTAINS James Gambill Richard Emerson Jerry Fears Don Horstman Richard Roth Willard Allen Kenneth Cox Bob Nappier GIRLS GLEE CLUB MISS HANKS Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Sandra Hughes Vice-President Celeste Morales Treasurer Sharon Bresley OFFICERS SECOND' TERM President Louise Reed Sec. and Treas. Barbara Brown CHOIR MISS HANKS Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Armand Rios Secretary Bob Griner Treasurer Don Meyer OFFICERS SECOND' TERM President Norman Wanger Vice-President Celeste Morales Sec. and Treass. Bob Follin MIKE CLUB MR. HICKS Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Richard Smith Vice-President Barbara Brown Secretary Helen Harris Treasurer John Marshall OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Andrew Manno Vice-President James Tanner Treasurer Norman Schmitz ARTS AND CRAFTS MR. CLIFFE Sponsor OFFICERS President Jim Hogue Vice-President Bonnie Jones Secretary Howard Bittick Treasurer Jerry Gunn DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB MR. CHAPMAN Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Lee Riebeling VicefPresident Bonnie Jones Secretary Willene Beegle Treasurer Andy Marshewa OFFICERS SECOND' TERM President Andy Marshewa Vice-President Betty Parker Secretary Bonnie Jones Treasurer Joe Benwell ROLLER SKATING CLUB MISS SCHONI-IORST Sponsor OFFICERS President Jeanne Diehl Sec. -Treas. Patricia Ross COMMERCIAL CLUB MISS GILES AND MR. CARTWRIGHT Sponsors OFFICERS President Carot Pitzer Vice-President Willodene Drake Secretary Barbara Folwarczny Treasurer Joe Monterosso COLLEGE CLUB MR, CARLISLE AND MR. HIBBERT Sponsors OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Jim Daugherty Vice-President Nancy Graf Secretary Irene Mirth Treasurer Gene Knopp Sgt.-at-Arms Norman Wanger OFFICERS SECOND' TERM President Irene Mirth Vice-President Art Moser Secretary Jacqueline Myers Treasurer Hilda James Sgt.-at Arms Norman Wanger Bill Root TELESIS JR. TOASTMISTRESS No. I MISS MILLER Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Irene Mirth Vice-President Jean Sab-o Secretary Gail Jewell Treasurer Barbara Folwarczny OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Jean Sabo Vice-President Jackie Myers Secretary Eugenie Penningroth Treasurer Willodean Drake TELESIS JR. TOASTMISTRESS No. 2 MISS MILLER Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Dorothy Herschbach Vice-President Marlene Unnerstall Secretary Virginia Sampson Treasurer Deanna Coffey OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Virginia Sampson Vice-President Charlotte Moss Secretary Pat Nugent JUNIOR TOASTMASTERS No. I MR. DAVIS Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Robert Heidemann Vice-President Armond Rios Secretary Richard Smith Treasurer Robert Follin 6l llrganizations OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Robert Follin Vice-President James Hogue Secretary Les Bushmann Treasurer Richard Smith JUNIOR TOASTMASTERS No. 2 MR. DAVIS Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Art Moser Vice-President James Little Secretary Bob Burling Treasurer Ray Eickmeyer OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Ed Gamber Vice-President Jim Daugherty Secretary Jim Bittick Treasurer Charles Richardson SCIENCE CLUB MR. HIBBERT AND MR. POWELL Sponsors OFFICERS FIRST TERM President John Rimini Vice-President Mary Jane DePauli Secretary Don Meyer Treasurer Lenore Anderson TWIRLING CLUB MR. SINNETT Sponsor OFFICERS FIRST TERM President Doris Dees Vice-President Diane Siebuhr Secretary and Treasurer Jo Ann Mowrey OFFICERS SECOND' TERM President Jeannette Metzger Vice-President Jo Ann Mowrey Secretary Joyce Mowrey Treasurer Betty Hodge Urganizatiolls ALLIED YOUTH SENIOR BAND BAND MEMBERS MISS SCI-ILUTIUS, MR, SINNETT CLARINETS: Dlon Woods, Edgar Chambers, Gayle Par'- MISS KNOERNSCHILD, Sponsor ker, Frieda Sammons. Richard Norvell. Don Copeland, AND MR. CARLISLE OFFICERS Edward Todd, Pat Douglas, CORNETS: Don Roberts, Sponsors President LeRoy Brown, Frank Kurz, Tom Diamond, Paul Carolla, OFFICERS Max Mayberry Norman Schmitz, Don James, Kenneth Schopfer, Jo Ann President Vice-President Woodrome, Ronald Doyel, Jim Chisholm. SAXA- Gene Knopp Don Roberts PHONES: Wayne Cupp, Gary Michels. Gloria Wood, Vice-President Secretary Gerald Barfield, Bob Hoffman, Harry Carrigan, Ruth Gerald Barfleld Gloria Wood Olsten. Don Gehrs. MELLOPHONES: Don Dunn, Secretary Treasurer Fred Vincenzo, Wayne Bueckendorf. John Marshall, Ern- Pat Kiel Peggy Steward est Field. TROMBONES: Doyle Jackson. Leland Lewis, Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Harry Godsey, Bill Clarke. SOUSAPHONES: Robert Gall Jewell Robert Tompkins Tompkins, Max Mayberry. DRUMS: Peggy Steward, SCIEGHHIS-HI-Al'111S Sally Madzen. Bill Schulze, Bill Benner. Jim Bibb-, Ray Elmer King Rapplean. Carol Bircher, Stephen Richie. BARITONES: Bill Root Ken YVinklcr. Charles Brooks, Ken Benwell. llholarship Awards VI A GOLD LAMPS Bellagamba, Maria 6-6 Myers, Jacke, 6-23 Pearson, Fred 8-23 V A SILVER LAMPS Guenther, Larry 8-9 Kruse, Gloria 6-3 Kilgore, Shirley 8-7 Heidemann, Robert 7-3 IV A SILVER LAMPS Holtmann, Alphonse 4-5 Lueckerath. Shirley 6-2 Mirth, Irene 6-30 VII A GOLD LAMPS Myers, Jacqueline 7-22 V A GOLD LAMPS Holtmann, Alphonse 5-5 LV A SILVER LAMPS Brunk. Eugene 6-22 Dubowski, Don 4-4 Forsythe, Pat 8-9 Manno Andres 5-6 Moenster, Jean 8-2l Patterson, Anita 6-9 Timpcne, Joe 5-8 , 2 Y III II III II JUNE, 1953 A SILVER LAMPS I A OWL PINS Brunk, Eugene 5-22 BIYZCSY I-Ula M39 3'0 DluBois, Verda 7-28 C3PP9H' Donna 3'0 Duboskiv Don 3,4 Choate, Dianna Fl Hearst, Melva Special -8 Couch- GNVY 6-22 James, Hilda 3-4 Couch, Larry 6-28 Ma,-mo, Andrew 4.5 Dunnavant, Allan F4 Moensferl, Jean 7.21 Feckter, Patricia 7-I4 Patterson, Anita 5-30 Howard' Patricia L20 Hughes. Sandra 2-I8 Lancaster, Geralk 3-I ,, ,, Lajuan, Kirk 7-17 A OWL PINS Mathews. Joan F3 Brown, Barbara 2-6 Mathews, Marv F3 Burling, Bob 3-l Poe, Mildred FI Herschbach, Dorothy 4-5 ROSS' Patricia F3 Jewell, Gail 5-17 Sable. Berry Special -8 Overlin. Don 3-4 Tiemannl Judy F3 Vahrenhorst, Melvin 2-I0 WilS0Dl I-Offflifle Fl JANUARY. 1954 A SILVER LAMPS I A OWL PINS Brown, Barbara 3-6 Burling, Robert 4-3 Jcwlel, Gail 6-l7 A OWL PINS Couch, Larry 7-28 Dunnavant, Allan 2-l Graf, Nancy 7-2l Horvath, Betty 6-I7 Howard, Patricia 3-6 Layton, Henry 5-I5 Mathews, Mary 2-ll Rccrs, Ruth 3-24 62 Abramovic, Joan F8 Adams, Barbara F6 Barber, Betty 3-30 Bivens, Marion F8 Dzierwa, Dolores 5-23 Harvel, Marsha 3-I9 Holland, Betty 2-I Ingle, Carol 5-23 Kilgore, Carolyn 3-I8 Lopiparo, Joveina 2-l Meyers, Gloria Ann F8 Moss, Charlotte 3-24 Schwartz, JoAnn 5-23 Wilfong. Melvin F8 llrganization CO-C-Hl Sponsor: Miss Dickman Row l M l3cl .iuli. S l7l.iIc.in, .l XY,iclwr, G. liruw, l'. Schu nmchvr. If Pvnningrotli, J Nlyi-rx .l. I.1.in1cs. A, Leung. Row 1 J. Snbn, Ci linux, 4, liizl lark. M. Suiu-rx, li. llormili. li llancuk, l, XVhiincv N limu lily, s, isiiiisiiiy A imi,-mn, .I Schwarli. N. Ural. Rnw 3 5. llrcslry, M, Cirrus. 5 l,i1vclwr.itli. J, Jnmcs. V. Sump mn. .I. Riirchm.inn, Ci. Nluslvrl li. Pillar. l. Kogul. A. Dennis O. .-Xrnislrung, A, Alli-ii. Row 4 F Hill, J. Rullcilgv. ll l'l.n'fnvr, M, N'lcN.ib. Xl, Vamp bvll. Cf Kilgurc l'. llwrivllxu, ll livflwr. J, Mil lcll.in, l' Xyilson l Nlirlh. li, llvrsclibncl-i. A, Cup puilgr. Rvw 5 li. llnw ll. Vnxinlcrwrrll l., Anclurxun. .l. Scott, K. fin' gory. ,I, fXl.nivss, S. lluglii-s. l l'3ry.inl, Miss Diclxiiinii Y. Sui hula. li llnlfurll COMMl'l'TllE Ol: nl'WlfNTY Sponsor: Mr. Christensen Row l D, lluhowslii. Ci. lfllwr illgu. l, Clinch. A l'lnltn1.iiin, lf l'lilcrx. Rim l l. liushmnnn. R, llcilli- mnnn. J. Rimini. A. Marshuwn L., Scvvrs. Row 3- l.. Kirk. l-. Lliiinlv. M T.irpli'v. ll. Xlclicrvcr. fi lin-n Hrll. lil. IQCO DIE IZSPANA ll3Al.Ll Sponsor: Miss Kramer Row l' R. Moore, Cf. Scvcrs, li Fthridgv, B. Dirlvsmnnn. l. Ynlvs. R. Rccvrs, Row I l. XVrolcn. S, Richnrllson .I. Jcnvs. l7. Ynndcrwcrfl. N lirucninwr. Ci. llcbhlcthwailr. li Fickcn, Miss limmcr. SPANISH CLUB KSPRINGJ Sponsor : Miss Kmmcr Row l R. Rccvvw. lf, lirvwr. l' l'acll.ignnil'm. l.. Yau-s. .l Xlvslrilx ll. llcslrr. ll. lluwaxwl. Rvw l Ci l7unn, .l Russvll. 1 Kllgorc. Ci. llibhlclhwnic. Snviipscu. S llnyrs R, Xlvoiv Rizw 3 li. NlclVllllin. B. Caliilwll ll. Xlcvcr D llirxlmnnii, .l Stoll, Miss Kmniur. V fi' Z! YS.. W -rv 64 axonal' Ilrganization CHOIR Sponsor 1 Miss Hanks Row I- Ii. Ifollin, IX Rios. D Xluycr, Row l I', XVuIcIi, Fr. II:incocIx, I' NicI1oI.is, C Smith. NI. Urban J, XV.1cIwrr, J. Schwartz, II, IIt'iCIC mann, NI, Iztignr. K. Bmw, Huw z xv, iaisnmf. .1. Mm-,, G Knut. 1 Iiogut, cg. .It-u'uII .1 SI1t'Iton. D. St'iarfIvr, Ii. XVr.1y J. Sturtlv, Y, Sariipsrm, X N-'vIy J, Nclms. Rim wif If. Ross, C' l.-Irnp. I' Reagan. M, Biwchotf Richartl mn, A Stroud, R Ihdur, I Xlirth. Ii. Iiilgorv. Cl. Mostcrt, J Rtitchmann, J Schwab. D XY.irchtt'r'. Row 5 - M Mavlwxrx I3, Sam nwns, I R.inIxin, .X XX'rigIwt. S I-ItigI1t's. J 'I'AvIor, CI. Urrgtrrx XI, XIcN:IIs. I3 Fulxxpxrtzriy, XI IvI.xrchIvwsIxi, 4 , Moi.iIus, S I'5rt'sIcv I5 IIat'Incr Row 6 Ia, Ifnglt-Imrdt. XV. Cfupp I. I-Xmicrwn J. Nhncss. 14 Gmgg, II. Schuni.icIwr. I. I Jrv.1nt I: Hill, I5 II.tIft'ttI, Ii, INCH mann. Row R K. XVInItIur. YY, flarku N XY.irigt'r, R. IIiutIcm.inn. Ii Swiurlx, G Motvv. R. IIvsvi. IJ Rvynoltis. K. Iirnync, If. Co stcpans, J, Gunn, Ixow X IJ, Ovcrlrn, .I I m.irIiaItI, I7 Fnrmvr, IS. XVomIwnriI, II. I cntIIc ton. XY, Ijilchur. K Mnzgnii, R Bunker, A. IVIost'i, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Sponsor: Miss Hanks Row I Q1 I 'I-ti'h I5 IIiIv S I.utIowski. lf, h4or.iIt's, S Hughes S Part'xIuy, I. 1XIcxant'Isr, J VUMIU-r f' Slaytivn. Row 1' NI, MCNAII. ii. Iiilbrt-V, S Hanubrinlt, R. Mt, M. Clucirant l. Recd, NI Aculf, J. Schwartz J. Mowrvy. I., Clatvwooti. Ib Bird, I, II.ittI ..tt,..t,. ms, S Ibunnis, S. I7.n'is. Is Newton. I., Vfmlcn, J. Dixon. I Yatvs. Cf Mom. Ii. Porter, I Eichholx, N. Braun Row 4-f J, Smdcis, P Schumachcr M. Ijtiwardx, Cf Wairiscott, K Bom, Cf KuIIack, If. Fmcry, C' ber. lx. Kslgorv. Cf Trickcy, C' Ccbbhthwaitc, J. James Row 5f tl. Jucngxt, M. Kchot-, K' Human D Holt, J, Stone. IU Monro-r, V Hrrbrrl, I., INI.xrtcn I. Iimuzc. I.. ISottcrFI'. S Junk C. Gregory. MAI. If CHORUS Sponsor: Miss Hanks Ross, IU, Iicrstcn, J. North cult I5 Swwrk. R. Hvidumnnii. R. Hy-,-Jr. J, Iannur. ID. IIorina, J. Ft-rrcll Row if XY, tflrirku. Ci. MiIIt-r, B. Frullin. I7, Hinos. il. Mooru, II. McKccvcr, If ifiito, Row 4 lf X'ivi.ino. I5 IN'IvrIcnb.icI1 F Aritivrx, II Pundlctmi. E.C..1m bcr, It. fhoatv. S. I'I.ivt'r, II Bmw. A THE BAND Sponsor: Mr. Sinnctt Row I I', IIIII, II, Arcnt, A Den' I'I.1cnchcn, G. Deering. P. Cru! ings, IB, Brown, P Vnndcrwcrfi. Row I' F. I'auIaal, V. Pmoschnn, D, Jones, I5 Mason, II, Smith. W Z' R. Swicrk, M. Mnybcrry, Hrganization COMIXIERCIAI. CIUB Sponsor: Miss Giles Row I I I'illr: .I fXImIll'mwu XY. Umlw, II Iiulxvnxcviw. S I.u.-clwmllr. I . Murnllw. M XI.1rcI1lrwxlxi II. 'I'cIwbi'nImtI. I' Ilc.1g.1n, .l. XI.1xs.x. Rim 1 I' Srlmmcnlicx, R II.1gl-1 4' Vim. .X Dennis, IS. llmrtxwr I IIIII Ci XVUUII, I Ihrpwuil I Inglu, O. Arnxstmng, Row 3' I fululvil-wslxi, .l. I7l.1pI-r N. liml, I5 Ilszrvnlld, I. linlrull I., Xxiliilncy. XI. XVc.1x'rr, NI. Ciur ski Y iamimy. Row 4 li. Slnnrr, I3 Spray, .I Knapp. ID. Plnnncy. Ci. Musxvrl II. Ibirs, I. Movie, IS, linnl II. Minlcs IZ. Ifnlwnrlls Row 5 N. Iirnun. M Sulmllcr. K .Ins.1r. ID, I'IvrscI1b.1cl1, XV. IIvu llwrnc, I. I.lln'riaIgr. J. Mcfful lvn, .I, Rnitlrllgu, NI. Nlasn. NI L'nncrsull J Xlnsm, Ci. Sl.i11vclw .l. Hrinr. ID. Imhy, lj, Nugsnl NI. Pclriulx, XI Powers, li Jcwcll. S Pmrcslcv. IVI. O'NI.llIuv .I lfrrrll .I, Schwab. I3 Kiel S XYAIII, .I. Ilrxvurw. DISTRIBUTI VE EDUCATION Sponsor: Mr, Chapman Run' I - I Rwlwcling. A. Klnrwln-w.i I5 Iicnncr. lf, I.ngcIIurK. IL. Gray G Right. II, Klinnx. .I .Mlainx Run' I S Riclmrdmn, S. Cfxnnou XX' Iivcglc. II. I'.1rIxvr. I5, ISQII B .Ionrs. I' XYvxlvrIioIsl .I XVII Ii.ims. I2 Irwin Rnw 3 XII. I I1, Iih.xpm.m. I Sl.ml'r, J, liqnxull. I' K.1rpmx'vQl .I XYCIII- SCIISNCIS CLUB Sponsors: Mr. Hibbcrl and Mr. Powell Run' I .I, Slnnly. A Schluctrr, I .'Xnc.lcrsun, I3 Mvyrr. XI. IM I7nuIc, J Rimini. I. Iiainl. J Myers. Rvw 2 IS Wlinlcr. IU. 'I4rimbli', T Carroll, XI. Canipln-ll. IU. Mason iz. Lamp. is, JU...-5. Row 3 R Ilcillcmnim. R. Spud' ling, Ci Smixh. XV. Iiurklmrdl I. Smilli, III. I'0ll1n, I.. Kirk, A. Rim. ROW 4 Nlr, llilwlwrl, INIr Ijuwvll. .l. Iinnncr. O. Bnylu. I3 lIm'inn. I7. Skelly, I-, Murphy. Raw 5 - S, Iilnycr, II, I'cndIrlun XI XIur.xn .I Iimrs In Rxxm IINGINIHQRS' CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Vcrlrces Row I- R. l'l.irv.xll1. I5 I5uImwxlmi .I iliiinpunc, Ii. Ilmurling, P. Nrw- mnn, R. Rnpplcan. NI. Vnlircn Imrwr. II. Carrignii. Row I .I Iwiuy. I. Ckvuclx, If ,l. wggnr, IU. Rrvmwllls, R. Pwlircns LQ. Cum-r. Rim' I R 'li.1vlul.Ci Illvrillgc R Nulvvll, Ci. liruwu. II. NIANIWWI 4' Smith. .I, Ilirum, K. Ifrnvm' R. Pruitt Rmxx -I II. XK'nmls. Ili. Cunry IS Iiullin. .I Iirmu- I. Rulbuin .X Rios .l. Munlcriusw. Mr, Yvr- llfvx. Rim 3 K. XYinklu1, l.. Smilh. .I, XI.irsh.xlI, Qi. Knupp, IS. Sugn man, K. Sfliuplrn, 'If Carrlvll. I: Run, IS Ice. Oli. in c'i..m...gi...m. ia. .xlmal i S H JQWHH1-3iiii.im.lilL1.wwfr'r . ...Q 1 f 150 4 ... ' ' wa Shi Nimmrmnwzwwv I -f awww Wmmmm ilggiiiiiiliiiillililHsil'!5effis.a:v H s 1,6 66 Urganization TOASTlVlIS'I'RliSS I Sponsor: Miss Miller Row 1 fl. Kogur li, Folwnrczny G Jvwvll, l. Mirlh. J Snbo M liorski, G. Kruse. Row 2--V, Svnb.xrl.1. J. Schwab CS. Pilzcr. XV. Drnlw. U. Arm strong, J. Mvizrs. M. Prrriu, J Dmpcr. Row 3- D. Ptircr. J. XVoods, A Drnnis. A. Stroud. A. Pnllcrson G. Nloslcrl, Nl. XYcavcr. A. Pigg Row 4 B. Norvaih, J, Mancxs, M Hruvrmann. li. Pcnningroth. K' Slnncr, B. Halford TOASTMISTRESS II Sponsor: Miss Miller' Rnw l fS. Plafcan. V. Sampson M. Unnurstall. D. Hcrschbnck, M Murphy, D. XX'cavcr, J, Schwartz Row Zi G. Bilbrcy, E. Ciroellcr. R Kamp. M. Greisc. D. Coffey, CX lupp. A. Dunnavant, A, Leong Row 3' I.. Bottorf, B. Pence, Il Jnmcs. K. Leahy, P. Nugent, CQ lirvgory. C. Inglc. XV. Hen rhorne. R Hall. TOASTMASTERS I Sponsor: Mr. Davis Row l -Mr. Davis, B Follin. R iicidcmnnn. A Rios. R. Smith. Row Z' fNV. Cupp. D. Reynolds. H Billick. J. Slonlcrosso. C. Smith E. Cosrcphans. J. Hague, J Gunn, A. M.1rshcw.1, S. McCnu Icy. Row 3 VD. Crcmccns. T. Carroll R. Davis. li. Rudburn. H. Pen dlvton. J. XX'illi.ims, C. Morgan l.. Smith, D. Mryer. A. Iluraslw XV. Pilchcr. TOASTMASTERS ll Sponsor 1 Mr. Davis Rc w l B Hurling. R lfickmvvrr A. Mosrr. E. Cininbcr. J. I.iIllC C . Richardson. Mr. Davis. Rnw Z D. Clrcwc. J. Kuhn, P l'wnn. J, lhughvriv. J. Bnrrvii J. Mnoru. T. Smrr. N. Bcnnctt Row 3 ?l', Montilionc. 13. Toll li. Andre, P. Newman, D. Ovcr- lin, F. Anders, IJ. Dubowslxi. Row 4 ii. Vivinno, R. Covlich IU. Joncx. B. imc. llrganization' COl.l.llCili CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Carlisle livw I Xl .'XlVr'.i. -li. Ciarrull. X XV.ir1pi'r. J lluilglicrty. N. lim! l. Mirlli, li. Knopp. ll. Nlirlli. liuw 2 A. Slmual. O. Arinxlrong .l. Nlyi-rx, Ci Krusc, 17. l':o','rl. R Qrump. 'lf Mulonrv, J. llugui- .l lhlm 4 Pvnrlninn. Rim- 3 lf Vinccnzv. J. 'li.in:1cr ll. llurinn. K. lmx. J. llinlmlm .Nl Sulir-rx. J. Munrerrwxo. A Mrwwr ll. Ncwmnn. J. Smith. Rvw 4 lb XVm'rls. I7 Slwlly. lb X'l.isr-ri. .l. llill. K. lirnvnc. lb lirvnulilx. li Rvan ll. Ruvt J liiirmric. lf Murpliy. llrxw 5 ll Pvndlclon. lf. Amlcrs Ci liullin. A. Rios. lj. llirirs. l Cmmbill, J. frvwc. li. flmntr, IS Nlinrilucln, Mr. fnrlinlv. .I. ART APPRECIATION CLUB Sponsor : Mr. Cliffc Rww l G Ickich S. Rmgnn. K l-nilslry. R. Bcmmarilo. A Aluxer, I.. Alrxandcr. li. Jwncx l'm. llnrkvr. K. Alikus. Rvw l 'lf Ford. T. f.arr4wll, J Price. Ci McDaniel. A. Gwen, J Hugur. .l. McCullen. J. Johnmn Rrnw 5 XY. Robinson. T. Starr. Il flittiflx. .l. Kuhn. ll. Dmlsey. B Mcllur, li. lirwin. Huw 4 J. Ciinmio. T. Montilront Ci. Brosuks. K.. Cairo. f. Nlurgurl Mr. Ciliffc, ARTS AND CRAFTS Sponsor: Mr. Cliffc Rriw l J. XY1lli3. T. Swimllc, J llugllc. li. Pnrlwr. A. Klmscr. ll .Irwrwm li. Murray, R. lionininrim Li. lvkich, J. Mcliullrn. Row 1 l'. Pwavcr. C. Mclbnnirl J. Vlnmln, IB. Dain, Qi. Right. .I Willinmw, P. Thomas. N. Nccly J. Shclton, J. Nelms. ll. Phin nny. Row 3 Ci. XK'cdenicicr. li. Meri .I. Munivrcsso. T. Cfamll. .l lhilxglicrly, T. Klnloncv, C' Riclmrrlxun, R. Rogers, A. Cours li. llirlxcnniniur. Rim' 4 R, Tcmmc. D. Buff, l' lii.anrml.x, Pa. XVillis. B. Qirrgnfry ll Nvwnian. B. Luv. R, liabliu D. Srwrry, K. Kzistclic. Rrww 5 R. Rapplcan. S. l'l.ivi-r ll Nlinlcs, ll. Biiticlx. B. l7uxi1.rl. CISNTRAI. BOOK ENDS Sponsor: Mrs. lford Rr-xi l 1. Vupp. Nl. llsllnmn. S liriuln-lvcli, ll Pvmllctvn r. ' ir A ' lim ' . . Suwnrrl, S. Mmllr-ri. 1 l'i'rlm.in. l., Willson, li. Xyillfwrn .l. Ariurlri. J llcguc. ki. ll.ii-n clwn. l. l'.ml. A. lirmgcr, ll XYc.1vcr, A. liunrinvnnl, C. llir Llwvr. J. Mnllhcws. S. l,.iwli'xs .l l7uxsm. Ai. Por. T. Aluluvwy li ll.1lw. l.. Recd. Nl. 'llmm.iQ lk Sing.-rm.m, S. XX'c.iwr. .I San rl.-rx. M. Cfliilrlcrx. ll Cirilli-Ili 4 llmvn. if. Knllnck. N l nivrv l' llvbluilix. S, linglixli. R livlin Xl K li.xpm.m. Sl. Vogt. R ll--nil ROLI.IiR SKATINC CLUB Sponsor 1 Miss Schonhorst Rvw I .I XI.lllIii'wx. Ci. AgIi'n. II. XV.'IIIw. .I. I7iuI, II Row. J, Div pvr. I5 XX'inxlon, If Sapuio. I7 iunugi... Row l Ii. IIugIii-x I7. Murray. li Rniikiiig. I5 IIridvin.inn. ID. Bur' mugIuw. .I, Pilzvr, .I. IIoIkn. I7 Yiuwni.mn. J, Ilnguv. J Arnnhi. I . I3uriIicr Row I Ii, Mikux. J, Hvinr, BI Iiiwiu 'I, XIi:Ionux'. If Iicrwicn, V, I'uiIm.un. .I, Xlomn, Ci Par- Iwr. .I. Iiillick. I5 XYISIIUHI. Y. Soulh Row -I II. Iirrslrn. II. Bono. II II,ilrixirn XI IIi'IIni.in. XI Qruiw. Ii XI.'Irk, Ci Iiickcn, IU, .-Xrd. B. IIuII.iniI, I7 Kihoalu. II. Siu' w.niI. S, XI.inIJrn Iiuw 3 Ii. XIurIcnIv.icIi XV. I5urI-x' Iuudl I5 .Xmlcrmry S. .hininx S, Iulniiwo In Russo. I, Ford. ,I I'riu-'. ii. Vox, R II.igcr. .I CinIIs.iinn I. Xlou. XY. .'XIIvn V Iivxx Ii. I'IiIcrs. GIRLS' BOXVLING CLUB ILALLI Sponsor: Miss I-Ianks Row I J, IiulcIin1.mn, S XN.1rLI, S. I5rvxIi'v, I.. iiciiovcic, Row .I IS XYi9nIon1. IU. RougI1IV. .I. .'XIIi'n, .I. Schwnrw, J. Iopi- pnro. N Alfnno, Li. I,vIxicIi, C. Snplllo, I7, XVinxlon, Row I K' Iurnquisl. T, SwimIIc. .I. I'yrr. .I. Xvoonh, fi. XVIHNIQMI. M xx'.-mf. i.. xvi.n..,y. .I. simiy, ii. imp.. nw 4 xt sv.ib...i... ir sfim. m.icIivr, INI. II.mg.1r, ID. Shvlton. , IILIIIV. J. fiombux. III, Jonrs, I . Iiivl. .I I7mmvlt, M. O'M.1IIrY. Iiow 5 J. SCIIWAIW, J . Xbr.imoViC. NI IIi'i'wri'. II. XVooIIr0n1c, S, .-XiI.inu. I5 .MI.in1x, M. Iyricc. Ci. 'I'Iiom.ix, Cl. I5m-ring. II, Bryant, .I IXI.1nn4'sx, I IIIII Iluw Iv Y I'isIn'r. II. IIovLI. I' spray. N. .'x.i.i.-mm. ca. ximim. IS. II.wInrr, II, I7vnningr0lI1. J. IIUIIHIIIV. NI. finmDbcII. Y 'IIiom.1s. I., Bryumt. B. II.iIfrmI, V GIRLS' BOXVLING CLUB ISPRINGI Sponsor: Miss Schrocdcr II: w I Y .IIInnn'. Ii. XVinxlon, NI. XI.iw.i. XI linrrrnnl. Y, I'iII hiighr, I 'IiIioi1mw II, Iirvnnl. I. I'xIV1'i's. I.. XY.iIIwr, I XYiIson. XI lirrun Row 1 If. R.1nII.w7n. J. I,opip.1rn, .lunv .'XrnoIiI, J, Ilognc, L. Rnd. .I. XYiIIi.1nix, K' XVinxIcAxI. I. IfuIIrx'. J. 'I'ivm.inn, IS XKQNI. J Xclmx. I3 I'hinnvV, J. Shvhon. .I. Vorlncr. Row I IR King. J .-XI1r.imovic. IB, Shvllon. li Mcvrrx. R, Crump. S. Iogrmwn, NI. Mnttlivwx, J. Izubo, II. NIirlIi, II. Row. .I. Uispcr. J. K'oncIi. if Stmntv, ID, Ihrrison. Row -I .I. IIoIk.i. M. Hanger, I.. YAIIN, II. Iicvn. II. Hager. I.. Iiclclii-rxiiiv. I'. I'ricc. II. Rob- hinw. I. Molonux' J. I7icI1I, P, SIAIDI, IU. Ymugur. IB. Slvward. Row 5 J. Buvrgin. XI, Mcl'rc.1LIv, Cf C'i.iniur, Cf, Rcn19tuIl. S. .'MI.uns, .I. Onions. N. 1XmIcrQon. C', IIi.iICL.1Ix. Ci, Row. .I. Combi. Y , . , ,. . . I'mrrv, I. II.icncI1rn. X. Ixmg, V. I7ixIvvr, J. Nccly, BOYS' BOWI,ING CLUB' Sponsor. Mr. Thuet Row I II, Nnppicr, J. Ijundlclon, K. Vox. .I. IiIlIv, J. XViIIiAn1K, I5. Schvu, II, IIunkcI, If. Row, R, Yf.1cI1cr. IJ, Lnmm. Row 2 Ii, Knrpowvcz, R, Ifmcr- xon, IJ, Knhru. If. IfhIL'rS, G. Johnxon. IS, II.iku, IJ, Mason, C, XX'.1Ili-rx, .I. CH.in1biII. Row I .I. Ifmrs, J, Lupo, D. IIor4lm.xnn. I. I7ccIslvr, I.. Lan- Imni, R, Roth. I.. Bralrhvr, J Smith, If. I5.1cIL Row 4 XV, Allvn, R. Vlxrzrnink. R. Iflxknwyvr. II. Qinmbill, R. Iuimbvrg, If. Mow. .I. Cfoopcr. F. Iioosingcr, C. IIow.inI. Row 5 B, I'.innsI'i. A. Corrs, A. Mowr. Mr. Ihuvl, II. Ncwmnnn. llrganization CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Spoinso-r': Miss Doyle Row l Xl. Pm. P. Lrwis. Xl Xlnlllivws. J. l.opip.iro, C. Birch Ur. J. Mmltlu-ws. J. Ahncy. Raw 1 T. Moloncv. li Xlncllon alll. .I. Sflwvnks. ID. fllimixv. Y Fislwr. J. iillitrvnu. ll, Dralw, D Harrison, Row 3- -J. Smith, XY, BAll.1rd. B Xlunlock. Miss Doylv. l.. Bmtch ur. 'l'. Carroll, J. Munlcrnsso. A l7unnnv.int, Nl Li-kick. Pa, Russ noglc. PEN PALS Ill Sponsor: Miss Beck Row l S. Ciuillinms. M. i'.in.idn lf. Reagan. Nl. Doyrl. J. Nulms N. Neely. Row 2 XV. Ciunninglinm. A. llclig man. A. Byington. S Gilbert. D MQNL-clsy. J. Almnmvic. XV Barnrs, F. Nlcfilxirv. Row 3 A. frcnsv, li. llcslcr. Nl Strong, J Suitcrs. I5 Dnviw. J XK'illwy. J. Xvnllwr. PEN PALS l Sponsor: Miss Beck Row l 'XV llmilcy, S, Rc.ig.in. li King, B. lin-cn. l7. llarrison, J Liuillrau. J. Arnold, V. Null. Row Z fCi. Ranking. L. XVhircl1uAd R. All, Cf Etheridge. If Sam moms. J. Ellis. J. lrloguc. J. llolt Row 3 A. Dunnavnnt. C. XV.xltcrs XY. Pilclwr. l.. liratchrr. ll Pendleton. A. Mnrschcwn. G Ethnridge, lb. Hurslrnnn. lf. lhrll B Stout. PEN PALS ll Sponsor: Miss Beck lien' l 'BL Nlurrisou. Nl. Suilcrs P. XVcl:h. A. l7unn.ini.1nr, Al Cliilwoocl. IJ. Vicswmnn. Ii. No wnlfi. J. Pollhi, linw 1 J. Xlnrtin. 'lf Moloncy C. l'v.irlm.in. Xl. Pun, F. Pullism J. Pilzcr, A. Stroud, ll. Pond. Row F 'NL llrbcrr. K' Kilgoru. B l'lull.1ml. l7. lhmxlr. Xl. NlcNnlJ B liriflilli. Nl. .lvhri5Lo'i, S fhlmvxis. Row 4 Xl. Vvgl. S. Golilkc, X Anslcrson, Xl. fhnprnan. A lflllvls. llrganization TNVIRLERS' CLUB Sponsor: lVIr'. Sinnett Row l fP, XK'ulch, P. Douglas, Xl Edwards, J. Mowry, ll. Dees., I. Rrml, Cf. Gregory, I7. Sicbuhr, C llacnchcn. Row 1 D. R.1naI.1Lzo, ff, Ruso, T Pnlmvro, G, Rnndin. P. Cox, R llvcrs, N. O'Dcll, li, King, G Mcyvrs. Row In J, Onions. ID. llnrrison, J Guillmu, ID. Russell, P, Roh bins. C. Slnydcn, Row 4 G. Pnrknr, G. Aglcn. A Dnwsun, P. Snmmonx, S. English SENIOR GIRLS' ATHLETICS Sponsor: Miss Amend Row I -H. Pnpc, J. Sturdy, K XVmy. M. Gorski. Row Z B. Iiundcr, M. Urban, C' Harmlh, I. Circ. A. Discus, S XV.xlIlcn. C.. Iiobcrschmidt. S Rmgan, CQ. Bono. I., Kelley, ii Snpulo, G. Lckich, Cf. Ethridgr M. Knmpbull. Row T 'XI Schaffer. K. Josar. l. Pncu. R, Krueger, P. XVelch, J liiril. Cv. Rnnlxin, R. Kamp, I5 Pcncv, J. Nlclfullen, C. Pilvcr IJ, Ilhinncy, N, Braun. Row 4 -T. Swindlc. li, Buschcn D. llurschbmch. M. XVu.1vcr, I5 Lloyd, R. Pond, D. Piercc, I5 XV:Icchtcr, J. Dunn, V, Marlin R. lI.1ll, XY. llcnthornc. Row 5- HG. l'Irrkcnhofl', ll, Deis. C McI7:lniel, J. XVoods, D. 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III!- xxclx BASEBALL 1953-54 Though the Redwings' season of 1953 does not look impressive from its record, it must be remembered that Coach Bradburn had to rebuild on the remnants of the Championship teams of '50, '51 and '52. Using the remaining regu- lars that he had and working with mid-termers, Brad -as he is called by the team-gave every player a chance to gain experience from a high school game, thereby preparing for the sea- sons ahead. Of the fourteen league games played by the Redwings, our team won two while losing twelve. ln the first five games, Central lost to Soldan-Blewett, Roosevelt, Hadley, Cleveland and McKinley. But then the Redwings came back to defeat Beaumont C4 to 35 in a closely contested game. The next two games were lost to Southwest and Roosevelt, only for the team to overwhelm Soldan-Blewett C11 to 21 in a one-sided slugfest. But still, the season ended with Cleveland, Hadley, McKinley, Beaumont and Southwest, winning in that order. In our only State Game, St. Louis University High won by the score of twelve to six. Lettermen for the year were: L. Bushmann, T, Carroll, J. Goudy, D. Kahre, R. Mathews, A, Moser, R. Schnur, E. O'Connor, F. Pisciotta, R. Ritz, W. Root, H. Spink and R. Burling, Manager. TRACK 1953 The 1953 Track Team had a very successful season, winding up in third place in the Inter- scholastic Meet behind Roosevelt and Beaumont. In the District Meet the Juniors took seventh place and the Seniors took eighth place. In the Maplewood Relays, Vernon Reed tied for first place in the pole vault and Max Tarpley took fourth in the mile. The team won most of its dual meets, winning notable victories over Cleveland, McKinley, Southwest and Soldan- Blewett. Joe Crowe was high point man for the Juniors, scoring consistently in the 100, 220 Athletics and broad jump. Brunk scored in the broad jump and 880. Other good performers were Newmann in the low hurdles, Rimini in the 880, Dave Reed in the high jump, Ryan in the shot put, Skelly in the high jump, and Tomp- kins in the 100 and 220. The Seniors also had several real' stars. Vernon Reed usually won the pole vault and broad jump. Max Tarpley usu- ally took the mile and half mile, Harry Lemke scored in the high and low hurdles. In one meet Gary Couch took hrst in the four dashes and second in the high jump. Among the other Senior point winners were Choate in the hurdles, Rios in the 880 and Davidson in the hurdles and pole vault. TENNIS 1953 There can be no mention of Centralws Tennis Team without first speaking of its star and nucleus, Al Holtman. Al, an outstanding stu- dent as well as a great tennis player, has over a period of three years, twenty-One victories without a defeat - this is, of course, in league play. In that time he has captured the State High School Singles Championship three times running. And he still has one more season ahead. Last year he joined Hal McKeever, another fine Central player, in the Country Day Tourn- ament. They were able to pile up enough points to bring back the Tournament Trophy, though they only went as far as the semi-finals. Al' brought the singles cup back also. Unfortunately, Central has its same disease un the Tennis squad. We have a small team that needs more players, especially if we expect to win a couple of league championships. Of course, if you do not think that this sport offers enough challenge, why not go out for the team and find out. lf you expect to be any good you'll have to have strength, balance and perfect timing. Come on out and see if you have the stuff that it takes. Holtman and McKeever were the only letter- men. Athletics FOOTBALL 195 3 The 1953 Football Season saw Central mak- ing its most impressive showing of recent years, and saw several of our players earning the honor of being chosen for the All-District and the All'- Public League teams. In each game our Redwings battled until the last second of the clock ran out, but still they were unable to win a game out of the six played in the league, and were only able to tie two. In the first game, our Varsity fought McKin- ley, the 1952 League Champion, to a CO-OD checkmate. A strong Beaumont team defeated Central C14-Oj in the second game, and South- west, the strongest team in the league, passed over Central C34-181 in a gruelling game. Soldan-Blewett fought Central to a C14-145 standstill,, and the Redwing's last two games, though sharply contested, were lost to Cleveland and Roosevelt. i Central's B team showed their strength by winning four of ten games, losing only four and tying-the other two. With some of the B team moving up to Varsity next year, chances are that we will have a good season. Varsity letters were awarded to Les Bush- mann, Joe Crowe, Wayne Cupp, Bill Clarke, Jim Daugherty, Bob Griner, Ed Gambill, Bill Davis, Elmer King, Gene Knopp, Bob Lukitsch, Art Moser, Bob Panosh, Bill Root, Norman Wanger, Ronald Schnur, Bob Winter and Dave Grewe CManagerj. B Team letters were awarded to Ernest Fields, Don Fox, Jim Gambill, Farro Giannola, Leroy Killian, Gerald Lancaster, Don Mason, Mike Moran, Bob Murdock, Alan Polley, Charles Richardson, Fred Ryan, John Smith, Bob Tompkins, George Viviano, Charles Wal- ters, Larry Randazzo, Ray Stiffler, Glynn Miller, Don Svoboda and Tim Montelione. CROSS-COUNTRY 19 5 3 Central's Redwings ran a long way last year and made some good showings. But this year, as in past years, our Cross-Country team was suffering from Central's most dreaded disease, an undermanned team. While most high schools put ten or twenty men on the Held, we had only six. The six, R. Allison, E.Brunk, R. Norvall, J. Rimini, A.Rios and M. Tarpley, all lettered. And they earned their right to those letters by refusing to give up against all odds. Our Redwings were pretty tired by the time the season ended, for they had been able to cap- ture third in the City Meet, seventh in the East Side Invitational and eighth in the State Meet. When one of our boys had an off day and did not take his usual place, we lost many points. Other schools always had somebody to fill in a vacant spot. Central did not have a good season last year, but we had a good team - a team that never forgot it represented Central. SWIMMING 1953-54 In the 1953-1954 Swimming Season, Cen- tral's 'iMermen captured third place in the City League, and tied for fourth in the State Meet. To show exactly how good our team was in the individual events of the City League, at least one of our men took either first or second place: and then in the stiff competition of the State Meet, we had two Hrst place winners. With all but a few of the boys returning next year, Coach Ray Clilfe has high hopes for just as good if not a better season in 1955. The first two City meets saw Cleveland and Beaumont swimming by our Tankmen , but Central's swimmers came back in the third meet to defeat Roosevelt C61-265. In the last three meets, the Central' Mermen scored continually to overcome Soldan-Blewett C62-143, then Hadley C42-351 and, finally, McKinley Q68- 9l. The two extra meets against St. Louis U. I-Iigh, our Mermen won by the scores 41 to 36, and 43 to 34. Those receiving Varsity Letters were: R. Davidson, J. Hogue, C. Morgan, L. Smith, L. Bushman, W. Cupp, H. Bittick, J. Bittick, D. Mana, J. Wolfe, W. Freebersyser, J. Gunn and L. Killian. Athletiv' 1053 BfXSI.lBAI,I, TIQAIVI Coach: Mr, Bradburn Huw I: .I Cwugiv. II. Iluol, R. Rxtz. II. XInlI1cx'.w I' Pisciulln, L, O'l,unnur, A. Mnxuxl Huw 1: I3 Ilxlbmxxkx, IU. Ii.1I1rc, H. Spxnk. Ii. Schnur. K, Frnynr, B. Amivrmn, Ii, I'.uwxh. Rvw uf Q Inch Y.-rmvrl I3r.ulIwurn. I5 IUIMINCIL V, XY.1IIcr5, II. I5urI- ing, J, IJnl1gI1vrlx', Ig. QmmbiII. NI. Murnn .xml Axsislnnl Conch Ru' CQIIIIL-. Nui in plclllwi I., IM1xI1n1.um, T. Cunmll, I3 Iinrnmun. TENNIS TEAM Coach: Mr. Clundlach Ruw l: I-I, NIcKcrvvr, A. IIvIrm.1nn. IJ, XI.1n.1 Row 1 Mr. llumII.1cI1. R. Ihlwr, .I. Ilmuun. II Ilubiwu. CROSS COUNTRY 1053 Coach: XII: Kim E. IIrunk, .I. Rimini, A. Iiinx. R. Nurvdl Ii Alliwn, YI, Iurpluy, XII Iiirvi, l,r',1II1. WMF Athletics BASKETBALL 195 3-54 As the final buzzer rang the end to the 1953- 54 Basketball Season, Central had a pretty de- jected l'Bunch of players for a varsity team. The Varsity Redwings felt that they had let their Alma Mater and their school mates down by not winning a game out of the seven played. But then, too, maybe we let our team down. When they went out onto the court, there were only a few Ca very fewl friendly faces to be seen in the stands to cheer them on. There was no one out there to give them that added cour- age and zest, so necessary to win. An excited yell might have helped the Redwings when they were putting on a sudden spurt that could have been a winning score. I don't think we have our team to blame for their bad showing, nor was it Coach Carlisle's fault. We, the student body, are the only ones who can give our school a winning team. The players come from us, and if we give our whole- hearted support, they'll win for us. l'Come on, Central, let's go . Special mention goes to Lajuan Kirk and Harold McCracken for their showing during the season. TRACK 1954 Although we have to go to press before the l954 Track Season is Hnished, we can include a brief account of its activities under Coach Kirn and the new Assistant Coach, Mr. Thuet. The team won three of its first six meets. Cuene Pill- man tied for third in the pole vault in the very tough District Meet. In the middle of the sea- son the team was given a very hard blow by the injury of our star mile runner, Max Tarpley. The team includes about twenty-five boys, and all but six of them will be back next year. Fol- lowing are some of the members with their main events: M. Tarpley, 880 and mile: Ci. Couch, l00, 220 and broad jump: R. Allison, mile: J. Hogue, 440, 880 and mile relay: E. Brunk, 880, broad jump and relay: E. Choate, hurdles, high jump and broad jump: T. Starr, hurdles and high jump: J. Barrett, 880: P. Newman, 880, hurdles and relayg R. Tomkins, 100, 220 and 440: R. Davidson, 100, pole vault and low hurdles: G. Schmitt, 880: R. Norvell, 880 and relay: J. Lupo, 880: J, Carrera, hurdles, 100 and relay: R. Murdock, 440 and 880: C. Richardson, shot put and 880: R. Schiley, R. Skelly, 220, broad jump and high jump: N. Wanger. shot put: D. Reed, 4405 R. Bratkow- ski, 880: J. Gambill, 880: J. Rose, shot put: and B. Andre, 880. TRACK TEAM 1054 Coaches: Mr. Kirn and Mr. Thuet Row 1: G, Schmitt, lf Choate, F. Ryan. lf. Brunk. J Firrell. J. Nloorv, R. Norvell. Row 2: J. Lupe, J. Carrera. T. Starr, I.. Randazzo. KX, Bischop J. B rrett, J. Saba. C. l'lnmm.m Row 3. B. Hake. R. Murdock, P Nt-wm . C. Couch. J. llcg Xl. l'.1rpl y. C. Richardson. R Alliso R. Schiley, R, Bmtlu ski, J Gambill. Athletics lfOO'l'l'n.-Xl.l, VARSICIAY Cnmuluusz Mr, XVclwr .md lVlr. Carlisle Run l l Qmmlull lj lYuwn1.m. .l fm. x xml., Q.. ml,,p, ll uxmuxll, xx: lm., la. l..lkl.K.n, xx: f lm. liuw 1 xx' fml, .1 :w.H.go,.-.lv 1. lMulvm.1un. l l,wp1p.uv. lx luck' nm-ws li XX'm1uu, Cl. X'ivi.nm, N XY.11:glr XV, llmvl. lb. llrvwu Mg., I- lljulwl. Rn-vu 1 ,l .lmllvxd ll 'lkun1lxunx. l5 ,'Xwuuwgj4vr. ID liunu-1. Rl Xlumn l. l'wlllx. Rn-xv -l Xlr XX'slfmu Xl fnlxwlv Xll fully l'OO'l'B,-Xl.l. B 'l'l1AM Coach: Xlr. Cliffs liru l lk .Nmlrrs C. liiclmrclmn l. lilllinn. li, Murdmk, l,, Rm llnzlv l Xluniilumc. li, ,Ml.1lus. l7, Svobn-ll.1. li, Schullr, Cl, Mul- lux: llvw l .l Smullw, lb, Nlmnn, ll. Sufllsr. .l Liamlwlll. l. Nlxlclwll. .l Lupe. ,l. lhwn. Run 3 l lklmrnb.-rx, V. XY.xll.-rw, I7 lux Nly fklullv, tkmrlx. lf Lll.nz:vlvl.z l lixxm. R Xfvll.-mx l3ASliliTl5Al.l- VARSITY Coach: Mr, Carlisle llvu l ll llrvwc. Raw Z- ikmulws, Row 3 li, lirunk. N. Sllmxvlz. li. lmbmuki li Clmul-, D Rub vrlx. ll. llifrx. J Xlmllufk. li. gllllwn l Ckwuclw, Cl fuuch. ll, Xlnrlwxxw l5ASKlQTl5Al.l. B TIMXM Coach: Mr. XVclucr lluu l. ll llrvxx .' lluw I l fmnlxu lluu 3 li l'nul, ll Y.ullulM'. 'll Xluraiv, ll lluxlmxl N1 Xluran l lm-lllx. ll, Slhlllls, l! linux ll Xlunlvfll ll Slwllx- l7 Xlm 11- l' lllurxr, .l Sllwmmll. IS, .lwmw The June Glass WilI,' We, the June, 1954, Graduating Class of Central High School, being of minds and sound bodies fwe hopelj, do hereby will and bequeath our following acquirings of the past four years to the remaining students. To the fool who is willing to take it Che's not particular, in fact, -he's glad to get rid of itj Elmer King leaves his ability to sing , The Tony Martin of C-entral, Bob Eollin, leaves his singing voice to Charlie Morgan, while Gloria Kruse bestows her voice upon Myrna Wray. Doug Creemens wants Bill Root to have his sense of humor, and Irene Mirth gives Gail Jewell her speaking ability. Marlene Understall receives Shirley Baldauf's friendliness, and Sharon Bresley, Joan Allen's personality. 'iGenerous Dave Reynolds and Ted Gawlak leave their height to Dave Grewe and John Pendleton. Could you spare it boys? In the event that Richard Smith should need them Cwe doubt itj Gene Ethridge leaves him his brains. Jackie Myers shares her intelligence with anyone who needs it, while Nancy Graf specifically leaves her smartness to Jerry Barfield, because she thinks that he could use it. Some of the teachers will benefit from the graduating class too. Norm Wanger wants to give Mr. Cartwright the birdies from his camera. Joe Crowe gladly gives Mr. Powell his chair in chemistry, and Bob Lukitsch wants Mr. Chapman to have all his undone homework in Retailing. Three vacant seats are left to the Band by Don Roberts, Bill Schulze and Max Mayberry. Thavius Lewis, Dennis Trimble and Wayne Burkhardt leave the fun they had in the Mike Club. Betty Parker, Karen Wray, Jean Pervorse and Luellen Whitney leave their home- work to any other studious individual. The unusual sayings of Bob Panosh go to anyone that has the nerve to take them. ' Betty McReynolds, Osa King, Pansy Nicho- las and Shirley Richardson leave all the men at Central to posterity. This took a little doing, but Pat Kiel finally agreed to share her boy- friends with the rest of the girls. Mary Ellen Weaver bestows her pleasing smile upon Willo- dene Drake: and, if Pat Shumacher,wants it, she can have Bonnie Jones's laugh. Barbara Bell's absent-mindedness goes to Mary Huermann. Norma Bronsky bestows her sweet ways upon Carol Pitzer. The time and space they took up while at Central are left by Joe Monterosso, Ron Suer- man and James Wolfe. Those happy to be just leaving are George Brown, Jerry Gunn, Max Mayberry, Doyle Raylield, Floyd Baumbach and Joe Benwell. Rich Allison and Max Tarp- ley leave to the rest of the track team, the many miles that are ahead of them in the coming season. Larry Smith receives from Jim. Hogue a pair of water wings with best wishes for a successful season in swimming next year. Erank Pisciotta leaves the entire baseball team his wishes for continued success. To Al' Holtman goes one dozen slightly used tennis balls from Ed Gray and Harold McKeever. Tom Dierzbicki, Andrew Marshewa and Lee Riebling bequeath their shyness upon Qof all peoplefj Art Moser, Eugene Brunk and Perry Newman. Earl Costephens is leaving behind a sign Hands Off which he plans to pin on Bar- bara Eolwarc2ny's back. The phrase Have you paid your dues? is left behind by Larry Couch to the next class treasurer. Gary Couch gives Lefty Bushmann his worries about making speeches at Color Day and Graduation. To Miss Amend, Gerald Right leaves peace and quietness for her advisory. And to all those lucky guys who are planning to visit Uncle Sam for a short vacation in the near future, Herman Pendleton leaves his Army experiences. Geraldine Herkenhoffs classes at Hadley go to anyone who likes to ride streetcars. Joyce Shelton and Shirley Cannon leave their 7th hours to Mr. Rost, who will be glad to distri- bute them. Betty Halford, Virginia Svoboda, Gloria Wood and Juanita Errett leave the morn- ing gossip outside B lockerroom to Judy Schwab, Eugenie Penningroth and Erna Hill. Shirley Lueckerath's driving ability goes to Irene Kogut, while Ruth Bader receives from Dorothy Pierce her sophisticated ways. Mary Ann Gorski regretfully leaves the News office to Pat Welch and Gene Choate. Catherine Lemp bestows the school office upon Mary Birt- ley and Marian Bishop leaves A'Wally to Cen- tral. Rie Marchlewski, however, is not leaving anything. She is taking everything. including Joe Crowe. Barbara Tebbenhoff and Pat Rea- gan leave Miss Amend and their 6th hour gym class to Jane Eyre and Eileen Edwards. Jean The June Class Will Sabo bequeaths her crown to the lucky girl who will wear it next year. Dorothy Herchbach re- ceives from Orcelia Armstrong, the HAh Meter in Toastmistress. To Mary goes some of Helen Pape's curley locks. Beverly Haefner couldn't be persuaded to part with her car. so she is taking it with her. Darlene Phinney and Pat Westerhold bestow their old detained slips upon anyone brave enough to use them, Jennette Waltman shares her tardy slips with Jean Massa, And Gene Knop refunds all his to Mr. Rost. Betty McNulty gladly gives her locker to any girl who likes to climb a post fthatys what she has to do to get in itj. Jan Rutledge leaves her ability to bowl to Marge Cambill. Barb Gragg, Willene Beegle. Katherine Burke, Evelyn Bush- en and Joy Nelms leave the typewriters in school for someone else to pound their brains out on. Earline Erwin, Carolyn Etheridge, Dixie Eisher and lola Gee bequeath the lunchroom and its wonderful food to the incoming Freshmen, and Doris Wicks leaves her tininess to Erannie Win- ston. To all the school the June Graduating Class leaves the swimming pool, the lounge, the ele- vators and classes without homework. Signed and sealed GARY COUCH Presidenl IR ENE MIRTH Vice- I'resident June. N154 JOA N Al .l, EN Secretary l.ARRY COUCH 'I-fL'LISLl!'t'l' ,t .m, I-RSE fv 7M 522k 5 'v ide ,. ga XB'-f ' .l J, mia- '1 - ' '+L' 'il' f gpg '-If Be' ' 'K 4 am ' 1 A f A. 'A A . aj' n3,gf','?'f f.. if f' 1 ' 5 gg' P ly Sf. ' ' if a A F1 e , l .L l ... .f,- 'LRG - l'1 - T' ,, .. , f., , , . .., mm. hz- lf 3 5- fix. - A ,za . 'Tai iffui Egl- A5 a n , A ff-. .S ' , , , - ,ug fa ,- 114544 . ' DE g '51, i' tif 'Nz .n ,, ,.., . ., :- A I ' 'Ilmn.,, QF' - M-1 mu fl -P 1, 'X f, va. , ' 51 u m, W - fra-a' LI' U1 af .af MKAZD' ,VV UV: H . F A V T , ' 14' ' I 'V -3'?q,'3 ' X ix . 1 V... 1' .- ,l gn T Q 1.4 L ,gafiwl .ff r '- ' L ' Q 1- PS' 5' ' - 'iq ., 1:1 -:f . q.-- .,.1. ff we-Na. V . .Q V , ' l . - Y? Slit 4 1 4, 5' JUDY' - -, , , Maw' fl TX F542-53' 'wg' V -' ' g AV if f 4 1. fn... ,.' There will always be a Central High ,y -Q M aw' fiirimw 1' ii If-'Q T 'Q Ju! 'Fairw- fjfvv ...ww , Hs., 0, Amy ff A M Za i?., i Z