Central Vocational High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1952 volume:

if WL hir Q 5 1. gr i 'Q -9, UC rf X la -fvrfw - ---- . A .55 W -. --QW .-lviwr--ld! U , -V Aww ,lil ' U - K K . -, - - f. ,L S 1 5. 1 ..,....',.... -....,,.,'.,g-,,.......-,,.,....,,......-,A A- ...NL-... ,, , . ..,------A Q - -r-- --nn.:-X-L 'rw----1111! ' '-f f N in--QM -'1 M -R.: X i URI-IFTSIVIIIN , 1952 CENTRAL VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 2315 IOWA AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO FOREWORD The Craftsman for i952 is designed to provide a pictorial volume for the pleasure of both faculty and students as well as for the many friends of the school. The reader will note that at the outset the school emblem is presented. Then a sky-line view of our city precedes a grouping of former buildings which housed various units of vocational education until they were merged into one unit on Iowa Avenue in 1942. This is followed by an aerial view of our new school which is being erected on a high promontory overlooking the intersection of Central Parkway and Ludlow Avenue. A departure from'custom next presents the graduates and juniors of our vocational department as to major trade fields, to be followed by the fresh- man and sophomore classes in home room groups. These underclassmen are engaged in what is known as exploratory courses. At the end of their sophomore year they select one of the major fields which they will follow in their junior and senior years. The faculty and administration are either identified with home room groups or are placed casually with the various departments. A picture, so the Chinese say, is worth a thousand words, so we have recorded the clubs, organizations and school activities through the medium of the camera so that they may distill a fragrance in your garden of memories to be enjoyed forever. Our friends, those who so faithfully have placed advertising with us through the years, play a large part in making this volume possible. We are ever mindful of their loyalty to the school. The cover design was inspired by the part the wheel has played in man's progress from the primitive to the present day. Wheels, wheels, wheels, have been the symbol of man's fight against friction and immobility. Some six centuries before the birth of Christ, Ezekiel the prophet had a vision. In his book he writes, for the spirit of the living creature was in the wheels. When they went, these went, and when those stood, these stood, and when those were lifted up from the earth, the wheels were lifted up over against them: for the spirit of the living creature was in the wheels. The negro spiritual catches the gleam when it says in part, Ezekiel saw the wheels, the big wheel runs by faith and the little wheel runs by the grace of God. Truly, the wheel' has been man's friend. ' 'Ne acknowledge the fine cooperation shown by all in the preparation of this annual. We wish especially to thank Mr. Howard Black, of the Black Wheel and Axle Company, for placing his airplane at our disposal in taking the aerial pictures, Mr. Homer Jones as pilot, and Mr. John Wheeler for his aerial photography. Also our hand goes to Big John for his untiring efforts in taking many of the shots appearing in this book, Mr. Howard Wesley for the retail sales of the annual, Mr. Robert Portune for his work with the seniors, Mr. Himmelmann for his counsel and proofreading, Mr. Schmidt and his staff for their help, and to all who have helped make this work possible, we are grateful. EVANS BURBANK, Faculty Sponsor Mr. Lawrence Stephens and Mr. Roy Distler will begin their retirement at the close of this school year. We shall miss them greatly. We know they will enjoy their retirement, because they have a firm foundation of good sense and a cultivation of learning. Combining this with good health and an optimistic viewpoint they have the ingredients that will give their re- tirement a good seasoning, and will allow them to better taste its blessings. FORMER BUILDING HIGH SCHOOL LIBERTY AND SPRING STS. FORMER MECHANICAL HIGH SCHOOL ESSEX AND McMILLAN STS. FORMER ELECTRICAL HIGH SCHOOL SIXTH AND BROADWAY COLONY BUILDINGS 2315 IOWA ST. MAIN BUILDING 2315 IOWA STREET 7 BUILDINGS TWO AND THREE 2315 IOWA ST. The Airplane and We could well be the caption of the accompanying picture. The plane is owned by Mr. Howard Black. John Wheeler and Homer Jones are responsible for the picture on the opposite page. An aerial view of the new school shows the exterior nearing completion Ludlow Avenue is to the left and Central Parkway is to the right. Mr. Cahall Principal Mr. Peirano Assistant Principal S .x-x 3-TX. Qin N W, ww, WN m N X N N if X mxw '1.XXf'- ii? F 'Q' . Q. 5 fs: 1 K .. -.N x fm . Mr. Runk M . H d I' EI1 GTSOI1 meiss W9 nw aasismddmwmaim Nmusmsikk. X. Mr. Bechtold ,J FIRST ROW Collinsworth, Chaney, Bessy, Hurst, Rogers, Fronk, Foster. Home room I IZ SECOND ROW Mr. Navaro Wheeler, Fels, Bush, Brooks, Bcumgortner, Crowe, Hougobook, Garrison, Blum. i ACKMAN, JOHN ALLEN, GEORGE R. Al Lefty 3. World Affairs Council l. Bowling 2. Bowling, Art Society 3. Bowling, Cincinnati Safety Council 4 ANDERSON, LEROY BALL, CLOVIS Andy Tod l, Band, Variety Show 2. Baseball CMgr.l, Art Society 2. Band, Football 3. Football Mgr. 3. Football, Student Council, Art Society 4. Football, Student Council BELL, ROBERT F. BRADLEY, JOHN Flash Jack l. Basketball lFreshmanJ l. Withrow High School 2. Basketball CMgr.l, Hi-Y, Art Society 2. Art Society 3. Hi-Y, XAE, Art Society 3. Club 214, Art Society 4. Hi-Y 4. V.l.C. Club, Art Society BRYANT, WILLIAM ' BUESCHER, EUGENE Gene l. St. Xavier 2. St. Xavier CAMPBELL, DAVE Coneron 3. Baseball lRes.J, Art Society CARR, J EFFERSON Jeff 3. Art Society ci-in NN, CLAYBORN EARL HCIQY.. l. 2. 3. 4. Freshman Football, Basketball fFresh.J Football, Hi-Y, Student Council, Variety Show, Art Society Band Mgr., Hi-Y, Variety Show, Art Society C Hi-Y lPresident7 FIRST ROW Ruebel, Mounce, Rueteman, McFarland, Merk, Preston. ' SECOND ROW Meyers, Richey, Briccio, Pfoffinger, Rein, Putteet, ' H0l11e l'00m 132 MEI ,W't,Rdll'1. C roy els on op Mr. Burbank THIRD ROW Reider, Schoester, Medley, Luther, Nober, Rolls, McCullom, Schmaltz. COBB, CHARLES l. Captain, Freshman Football Team Art Society 2. Football, Varieties, Art Society 3. Football, Club 214, Art Society 4. V.I.C. Club, Art Society COLE, WALTER CONDIA, CHARLES 3. Variety Show, Hi-Y - 4. Student Council, Hi-Y FlRST ROW Kelly, Lintz, Hutchenson, Hiclcey, Stocio, Howard. SECOND ROW HOITIG l'00l'l1 Klumb, Jones, Luecke, Kerley, Jeffers, Jenks, Goshorn. Mr Wesley THIRD ROW Keller, Wollum, Loechel, Holbrock, Krcmmer, J. Lindsey, Hill, D. Lindsey, Jordon. CORCORAN, NORMAN DEPEW, BILLY Corky Deacon l. Rifle Club, Class President l. Variety Show 2. Art Society 2. Variety Show, Art Society 4. XAE 3. Variety Show FARRELL, JAMES FORTE, GASTON Jim Doc l. Art Society l. Washington Trade 2. Art Society 2. Art Society 3. Art Society, Club 2l4 3. Football, Track 4. V,l.C. Club, Art Society 4, Football, Track FREDE, PAUL A. GILDAY, EDWARD CHARLES 2. Rifle Club, Art Society Ed 3. Art Society 3. Art Society L GODDARD, JEROME HANCE, WILBUR Jerry Bill l. St. Louis Prep. School l. Art Society 2. Purcell 2. Art Society 3. Purcell-Central 3. Art Society 4. Art Society HORNE, HAROLD Speed I. Stowe 2. Track 3. Track 4. Track, Progressive Jazz Club HUNSEDER, BERNARD Ben l. Glee Club KECK, RICHARD The Kid l. Football, Basketball lFresh.l 2. Basketball lRes.J, Variety Show 3. Variety Show 4. Variety Show, Chi Delta Dramatic Club KELLY, CLEOPHUS ncleoll 1. Track, Cross Country, 100 Mile Club, Art Society 2. Track, Cross Country, 100 Mile Club, 322 Club, Basketball, Art Society 3. Track, 100 Mile Club, 214 Club, Annual Club 4. Track, 100 Mile Club, 111 Club, V.l.C Club, 2 Mile Club, Student Council KUNZE, ROY Windy 1. Elder 2. Elder LACINAK, JOSEPH IlJoell 1 . Withrow 2. Withrow LEPOLT, RUDOLPH LEWIS, CLAYBORN Rudy Lulu 2. Bowling, Art Society 2. Track 3. Bowling, XAE 3. Track 4. Newspaper, Art Society 4. Track LIPPS, CHARLES Q MAGRUDER, ARTHUR llRedlI IIJOZZII l. Basketball, Variety Show 2 3. 4 Cross Country, Track Cross Country, Track . Track, Hi-Y, Progressive Jazz Club MAIO, JOSEPH MATSON, WILLIAM B. Joe Will l. Bowling l. Variety Show 2. Bowling 2. Variety Show, Art Society 3. Art Society 3. Hi-Y, Annual, Variety Show, Student Council CSecretaryl, Brotherhood Week Program 4. Student Council Alternate, Progressive Jazz Club l MCCOY, TERRY MEYERS, JERRY Terrible Terry Mousy l. Rothenburg 2. Variety Show 2. Football, Baseball QVJ 3. Variety Show 3. Football, Basketball iRes.J, Baseball IVJ 4. Football, Baseball WJ, Art Society, Senior Hl-Y lPres.J, XAE NEIL, JAMES 3. Purcell NIEDENTHAL, CHARLES Chuck I. Bardstown, Ky. 2. Bardstown, Ky. 3. Art Society 4. Art Society Rl NGEL, CHARLES Chuck I. Band 2. Bond 3. Bond 4. Band SCHIRMER, CYRIL llcyll l. Glee Club, Art Society 2. Glee Club, Art Society 3. Newspaper, Art Society 4. Newspaper lEditorl, Art Society SCHULTZ, CHARLIE Chuck l. Rep. Art Society 2. Rep. Art Society 3. Treasurer of Art Society, 214 Club 4. V.l.C. Club, lll Club, Rifle Club Sl NGLER, EDWARD IlEdll TAYLOR, CORNELIUS TONEY, JAMES uBudu Buzzard - Woodward Art Society, Cheerleader, XAE Student Council lAlt.J, Boys' Week Candidate Progressive Jazz Club WALTERS, JESSE . WElSKlTTEL, ROGER Prez Jess Hands 2. Football, Track, Hi-Y 3. Football, Track, Hl-Y 4. Football, Hi-Y, Progressive Jazz Club Student Council Student Council Student Council, Brotherhood Program Art Society Student Council WILKERSON, LOVELL WHITE, EARL W Bop City . Smiley . - l. Cross Country, Track, Glee Club l. Football, Track 2. Cross Country, Track, Variety Show 2. Football 3. Track, Cross Country, Jazz Club 3. Football 4. Progressive Jazz Club 4. Football, Hi-Y, Progressive Jazz Club WHITE, ROBERT WILLIAMS, WlLLlE VERNON Curly Slick Willie l. Band 2. Hi-Y 3. Cross Country, Hi-Y 4. Hi-Y, Progressive Jazz Club Home room 135 Mr. Clark FIRST ROW Clark, Wissemeier, Timme, Kisner, Tumbleson, Smith, Ushry. SECOND ROW Willis, Shoemaker, Tritschler, Stiers, Siereveld, Wilson Sponaugle, Jackson. THlRD ROW P'. Smith, K. Smith, Whalen, Alexander, Stalf, Vanner, Wilks, Welton, Williams, Wenzel. WOHLFROM, MELVI N uMoeu 2. Art Society 3. Brotherhood Program 4. Art Society, XAE WUERTH, RUSSELL Wuerthless l. 2. 3. 4 Art Society, Glee Club, Variety Show Glee Club, Art Society, Variety Show Reserve Baseball, Club 214, Art Society Club lll, V.l.C. Club WYATT, GARY ,,Red,, l 2 3 4 Rifle Club, Art Society Rifle Club, Art Society Secretary of Art Society, Rifle Club I l I Club, Art Society, Senior Class Rep of V.l.C. Club Mr. Tenhunfelcl Mr. Simpkins . . X X Q Q Q- Q: x 5 if XX- 3 .. S K Q K Q ,. Xu :SS .y x it. -A : X- . -. ,X .. . - . x X .fif-Qfgsx N - Q . . N Q Q - . iv X if X . . - Q Q EEF'-Q N-- Q -. x X X S XS Q3 X N uw X N xi nz 'N 5 Q QRS x ' 1 aw- X,- Q 1 W1 . X , . xx x... -Q -5 . . Y S- -- . X N 'Sir -wk ' :Nw - .. . X A . 5 .P K? Q X. .95 xg K, S' 5 Rx n --ff' . ' :F- iyt . .5 xv .K+ - . . ag -- 'Q x .N . SN .. .. F X' L - X x '-DQ-23?-N V T? . - 9' SS - - -- - L . . Q . x R ,-.5-Q. x . '5 K -awww. L W A 1. mf : - . - 4 ' -'N X . ' sz -wx . -. fr .. . . .K -' :L -. . i-2.-5' L. if- Q- ' :Y . Q I sz -. - : ' . 5 X ,gf-.Q .- --v. . .1 -- . . . . - X 5 . - Q '- . -SSN XX X- - - X --.-g.. -2 -if f-- ,. .. . k I tx' - - .. ff 'K 'V X W' 2 E -4- i 1- .. j-sw - N f .X - Q FIRST ROW Lee, Kling, Ciaccio, Cravens, Barnett, Charles. SECOND ROW Home room Neely, Schaible, Williams, Pendry, Blasing, Mobarry, Mr, Stephens Fussnecker, Haynes. THIRD ROW Schaffer, Segbers, Herklotz, Graef, Craig, Timmons, Sievers, Kock, Vollner, Nieman. ARNOLD, HARRY BARKLEY, ERBIL Harris Erbie l. Glee Club, Hi-Y, Art Society, l. Bowling Club, XAE 2. 2. Glee Club, Art Society, Hi-Y, 3. Bowling Club 4. 3. Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Art Society 4. Bowling Club Football, Track Football, Track Football, Track Football DARBY, ALLEN F. EICHHORN, GENE LAWSON noarbu :liken I. Glee Club, Student Council, Variety Show i 2. Glee Club, Student Council, Variety Show 2 3 4. Sharonville Band, Rifle Club Band, Variety Show Band HENN, DONALD J. IIDJII HOEWELER, HAROLD I. Glee Club lRELAND, JOHN Pinochio l. Student Cbuncil 2. Student Council 3. Student Council 4. Student Council KING, Joi-IN King John l. Rifle Club 3. Gym Team, Varieties 4. Gym Team LITTLE, RICHARD lIRichll PARMAN, ROBERT E. Bob l. Glee Club, Central Varieties 2. Glee Club, United Nations, Boys' Week World Affairs, Central Varieties 3. Glee Club, United Nations, Boys' Week Jr. Town Meeting, World Affairs, Central Varieties 1 PETERS, FREDDI E Pete l. Student Council 2. Student Council 3. Variety Show, Student Council 4. Student Council, Variety Show REINDL, FRANK J. Sound Effects l. 2. 3. 4. Roger Bacon Band, Glee Club, Hi-Y Band, Hi-Y Band, World Affairs Inst., Student Council RICE, ROBERT nBobn l. 2. 3. 4. Bloom Track, Hi-Y Hi-Y, Football Football, Art Society, XAE Q Xi ,WM 5 My gum Xxxx Q .,,. sf K X Q X RN 2 Q5-. NNAIFX SKS... NE xi. eww .. A - -N N 'Awww wax X 5 WN . .. .. A - - :Y-as N . A Q ....S..,4,,. K :hx .-sw RN . xi ww -wwf X' X -1-fgvaws - -f N K Q 55' ggi? if X-. .. 1 .. S Z i ALLISON, EUGENE BARESWILT, LLOYD Head Gus l. Football, Basketball lFresl1.l, Baseball l. Glee Club lV.l, Variety Show 2. Glee Club, Art Society 2. Football, Basketball iRes.l, Baseball lV.l 3. Glee Club, Art Society 3. Football, Baseball lV.l, Variety Show, Art Society 4. Football, Baseball lV.7, Variety Show BOLIA, EDWARD BREITENBACH, CHARLES Gallopin' Ed Charlie 2. Baseball lRes.l, Art Society l. 3. Variety Show, Art Society 2. 3. 4. Variety Show Variety Show Variety Show, Variety Show Art Society CHOW, WI NG COOK, RONALD 2. Art Society, XAE Cookie 3. Art Society I. Band, Glee Club, Variety Show, Art Society 2. Band, Glee Club, Variety Show, Art Society 3. Band, Variety Shaw, Art Society 4. Band, Variety Show GRAY, ROBERT HENDRIX, RICHARD Bob 3. Annual, Art Society Nice-Pres.7, Variety Show 4. Art Society, Newspaper, XAE lPres.7 JONES, ELMER LATHAM, JOHN Wheels Leftie I Student Council 3. Variety Show 2 Student Council, Plane Geometry Award 3 4 Student Council l'I'reas.I, Variety Show Mercantile Library Award, Art Society Secretary, Senior Class MASSAR, WILLIAM MCCORD, J IM Tex Mac I Glee Club, Art Society 2. Glee Club, Variety Show, Art Society 2 Glee Club 3. Variety Show, Art Society 3 Glee Club, Art Society, XAE 4. Student Council, Variety Show 4 Art Society MITCHELL, KENNETH PAUL, RONALD Mitch Boots 1. Glee Club, Variety Show 2. Variety Show 3. Variety Show RAUF, PAUL ROESEL, KENNETH E Whitey Russ 'I. Bond 1. Sugar Creek Twp. 2. Band, Basketball lMgr.i SCARPl NSKI, DONALD Scar l. Football 2. Bowling, Hi-Y 3. Bowling 4. Bowling sExToN, RONALD llsexyll 4. Art Society STADTMILLER, ROBERT Yap Yap l. Withrow 2. Withrow 3. Bowling L i. s FIRST ROW Staffen, Davis, Morgan, Foster, Plank, Singer, Morlock. SECOND ROW HOITIE l'O0m Pahls, Trimpe, White, Schneider, Sipple, Stein. Mr Snider THIRD ROW Wiehe, Jones, Birri, Rigdon, Schneider, Seibel. STEINHAUS, DONALD Beaver STEWART, JAMES Stew l. Band, Bowling 2. Bowling 4. Bowling, Newspaper STORY, HERMAN Herm l . Glee Club, Student Council, Variety Show 2. Glee Club, Variety Show 3. Variety Show, Student Council lPres.l, intra-City Student Council TARVER, JAMES Jim l. Variety Show 3. Cross Country, Art Society 4. American Way Institute, World Affairs Institute VAUGHT, CHARLES Howdy l. Glee Club, Variety Show 2. Plane Geometry Award 3. Variety Show, Art Society 4. Variety Show WHEELER, CHARLES Chuck 4. Senior Class Treasurer FIRST ROW ' Gibson, Buer, English, Hauchins, Herman, Gaddis, Harris. SECOND ROW Home room Black, Brown, Hussey, Fisher, Grouse, Payson, Mr. Hoffmann Coriell, Goodman. THIRD ROW Freeman, Kumbler, Harris, Beusterien, Corsmier, Lawson, Dale, Betscher, Corcoran. X X X X x X we N X X Q g X is 5535 x X S 5 X? XX Q SQ .::gg.. ax X X f. X X S N3gXRs'gXkQ-ii K - XXX 'awww -K: N X ' wg X 1 3 i S Six X Qiwwi .... XX K KX X X YQXXXXV X X Ne X XXAQ X WXSX R 'EX' siXxx?riXxxXVg gs . 2 - X -X -X. X X XXX xi XXX if H R .X X Q ..gXXg XY ' WN' m'MB u' 'i XXiI2r9i9' ' XX X X X X X . X XX X 5 XXXX. X XXXXXX X ,X X X L X X X x x bl i 5 K , xwmvw-LXXQNXXQQWQ: w-XX X3 XX X N Q- x M ww 'kg,, S A ASEE' ' ' XI: Ni. X. in .1 K 5 - m1-X E X 3 X T XQEA X E x 4 'Q X' ' X A :X ' 5 S B, 0' S ANN, x Home room 122 Mr. Schatz FIRST ROW Jockoby, Bour, Burrell, Cottoneo, Grimm, Abblett, Loukinos SECOND ROW Creech, Clevenger, Engel, Case, Miles, Knoph, Freese, Johnson. BUNKER, ALBERT Lover i. Glee Club, Variety Show 2. Glee Club, Variety Show DALTON, JAMES Clown l. Glee Club, Variety Show 2. Glee Club, Variety Show 3. Variety Show, Gym Team ' 4. Variety Show, Hi-Y, Gym Team Art Society EASTERLING, ROBERT R. Queenie 3. Hi-Y fVice-Pres.i 4. Hi-Y, Bowling Club FELDMANN, ROBERT FLESHMAN, CURTIS Creeps Grasshopper I. Washington Trade 1. Rainelle, West Va. 2. Art Society 2. Rupert, West Va. KOBER, EUGENE MEISBERGER, JAMES Ace Counterfeit I. Glee Club, Variety Show 2. Glee Club NORMAN, BOB RECKNER, RICHARD R. Mystery Pancho 2. Art Society 3. Art Society 4. Hi-Y lCl'1aplainJ 2. Glee Club, Baseball lRes.7, Variety Show l. Student Council, Glee Club, Variety Show, Double Octet Double Octet 4. Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Student Council l RlSl NGER, NOAH ROSCHTSCHA, VICTOR Bo cts l. Art Society 2. Rifle Club, Safety Council, Art Society 3. Student Council, Model U.N. Institute, Art Society, World Affairs Institute, American Way of Life Institute 4. Student Council Alternate, Art Society l. Germany 2. Germany 4. Bowling Club FIRST ROW Home room Stoud, Wetterer, Show, Phillys, Todd, Perin Mr. Pfaff SECOND Row Shepard, Webb, Mullins, Potmon, Reynolds RUNCK, ROGER UEHLEIN, JAMES Wino Nature Boy l. Hi-Y fSec.l 2. Hand Balancing, Variety Show 2. Hi-Y, Art Society 3. Variety Show, Delta Chi Dramatic Club lPres.7, Hand Balancing Team 4. Senior Class President, Variety Show, Hand Balancing Team, Delta Chi Dramatic Club CPres.J ' l WILLIAMS, KENNETH WYATT, JAMES ALLEN Red Jim I. Variety Show 2. XAE 2. Variety Show 3. Variety Show .Q ,k'. ' xg,x,gH.,,. ' 5-2 'es .4 fl'-Q gg FOOTBALL TICKET SALES Shown above is a scene in the welding shop during Booster Squad Open House Night. BACK Kelly, Craig, Schmatz. FRONT Todd, Laugh rey, Meece. Mr. Sommerlad presents Mrs. Lamkin with a radio upon retirement in June, 1951. Mrs. Grimm, PTA President, looks on. Scene from the Aviation Department. XXX Xf i?5i?TX?x1XX ' X Xwxw - X X --XXXX X X XX ,L.. X X N NX, X X L NN -X -Sl X ,XXXX XX UQ! XQ RX IX -XXXXQXXXX XXX 5 LXX 5 X X X X X XX XX-X-X -:X XXX XX x X XX XX mm 1lA1Q1, X X L L XX XXX-X - Xa XX XXX X X -X XX XX X X S X X X X X - X X X X 3 X X X XX XX XX X XX XX XX X L X X X L X X L XX - - x X Xg Q X X Xi XX X X- X 'X X X XX fs X X X X gXX.X:X X X X XX X -XX, X XX X X X X555 X LX X- A fi f ' X' X L X S XXX: XXX 2 X X XX ZXSXX 1 X X X XXXXQX -X XX I :XX XXXXX-X XX XXX X Xi Xxx -N: X X XXX X X XXV 59 X QNQ X X X X F LX A Home room 326 Mr. Vath FIRST ROW Brewer, Sampson, Edington, Rokich, Pierce, Brink, Bierman, Bond. SECOND ROW Altmayer, Berauer, Barry, Griffith, Messick, Barton, Duwel, Duffy, Napier, Moorwessel, Garner, Amberger. THIRD ROW Badinghaus, Palmer, Mitchell, Godfrey, Wengert, Carpenter, Yeager, Boehm, Wilkenson, Kidd, Berleman, Huxell, Schirmer BEARE, FRED Grizzly l. Glee Club 2. Glee Club 4. Craftsman's Guild BRENT, JAMES Red l. Danville, Ky. - 2. Football, Basketball lRes.7, Art Society 3. Football, Basketball CRes.l, Track Variety Show, Glee Club 4. Football, Craftsman's Guild BRUNS, RALPH WILLIAM Bud l. Mt. Healthy 2. Mt. Healthy 3. Variety Show, Art Society 4. Variety Show, Craftsman's Guild BUCK, HERBERT F. DENIGHT, PAUL Buck Smoky Cheerleader l . l. 2. Cheerleader, Art Society 3. 3. Cheerleader, Student Council, XAE 4. Art Society Rep., Croftsman's Guild 4. Glee Club, Band, Variety Show Band, Chi Delta Dramatic Club, Variety Show Band, Chi Delta Dramatic Club, Variety Show, Craftsman's Guild DUWEL, JAMES E. ISAACS, MARVIN D. uspeedyu HBUZZH l. Art Society, XAE l. 2. Art Society 3. Art Society 2. 4. Art Society, Craftsman's Guild 3. 4. Football, Basketball fFresl1.l, Baseball lV.l Football, Basketball lV.l, Baseball lV.l Football, Basketball CVJ, Baseball lV.l Variety Show Football, Baseball fV.l, Art Society, Craftsman's Guild KLEINHOLZ, MILTON F. MCGIFFEN, CHARLES Los Vegas Mac 3. Variety Shaw l. Basketball 4. Variety Show, Craftsman's Guild 4. Craftsman's Guild MIDDLETON, VIRGIL MILES, JOHN JR. Virg Lucky I. Glee Club, Variety Show l. Glee Club, Variety Show 3. Art Society 2. Variety Show 4. Craftsman's Guild, Variety Show 3. Variety Show, Chi Delta Dramatic Club 4. Variety Show, Chi Delta Dramatic Club Craftsman's Guild MITCHELL, ELI MORETON, ROBERT Mitch l. Glee Club 3. Variety Show, Art Society 4. Basketball lV.J, Craftsmarfs Guild MULLINS, WILLIAM OSWALD, ROBERT Bill B.O. 3. Variety Show l 4. Variety Show, Craftsman's Guild 2 3 4 Glee Club, Basketball Glee Club, Hi-Y, Band Manager Hi-Y, Band Manager Craftsman's Guild, Hi-Y PETER, ELMER JOHN Robin Hood I. 2. 3. 4. Variety Show Variety Show Variety Show Variety Show, Craftsmarfs Guild RAINES, ROBERT B. llH0rell A 3.' Variety Show ' 4. Student Council, Variety Show, Craftsman's Guild REIMER, FRED A. Fred y l. Glee Club 2. Glee Club, Variety Show, Band, Hi-Y 3. Hi-Y, Band 4. Variety Show, Craftsman's Guild RUDOLF, FRANCIS E. JR. Frank 3. Art Society 4. Craftsman's Guild SCHAIBLE, EDWARD JR. Angel l. Variety Show, Glee Club, Student Council 2. Variety Show, Glee Club, Student Council 3. Student Council, Art Society 4. Craftsman's Guild, Student Council SIEFKE, CHARLES Chuck l. Football, Variety Show 2. Football 3. Variety Show A 4. Craftsman's Guild Mr. Berry M r. Drace Mr. Fairchild Mr. Franecki NN Mr. Yaeger Mr, Winter fww-+-NM, Mr. Hart Mr. Bartels Mr. Schmidt Mr. Chiodi Mr. Reisner Mr. Himmelmann Mrs. Wilson Mr. Van Slyke 4 4 X .X:.N, SX M - - X ,X X ,X TIN-M . Q Q XXXXX SX S O X W ' X X X W1 X W XX XXXEX f X2 Q 5 XX, X X X X XXX A . X. X 5 X -L J 4 x..XX,X,Xx X XX V X if X X X X - . .5 --was X2 X XXX XNXXX XXXXXXXXX XX s XNXXX XXSXXS-XQ X X X XXX X Q K S if X .f Q X 1 . - - ...- .eff gXw5,T f- 2' fgX 5 X ' I1 sf A - x..Lk X X j - SNS' X ' . XXX.: X SQwg X if X X X9 5 X X52 I 'N' :XlgX X Q f S XXXXK X XX 4 Xli X53 YS QQ N X X is XXX , X X5 X X N Q Q f I X X . N5 X N X 9 ' XX X X S ,P 3:55 X Xxx Xf X R S X E S w ex N X if X X X QQX S A x 'Q bw S5 X 'L if 3 B Q WX N N , A af' XX KX. . PSE. ,. XXXXQ Q X SX S 35' wg M ---Q-. X X X. X XX is X 1- is Eg 5 , E X X X X Si X. SN Xwwsmss . X XLS XX X FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Armis, V.-Pres., Bremer, Pres., Redmon, Sec., Murphy, Trees. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bonz, Sec., Henderson, V.-Pres., Dunn, Treos., Brunner, Pres FIRST ROW Stacey, Poole, Ostendorf, Crouch, Goodoll, Kruse, Archer, Andrew, Adoms, Corbitt. SECOND ROW Addison, Schewene, Dietz, Stonchfield, Johnson, Henderick St. John, Neoly, Corr, Leigh, Goskins, Evons. THIRD ROW Orr, Huzic, Lonter, Redmon, Moy, Mitchell, Moss, Andrews, Amoson, Mason, Perkins, Reed, Home room I Mr. Schaeperklaus FIRST ROW Dixon, Bellingham, Engel, Gibbons, Fothergill, Docter, Zurline, Kuhr, Hargis. Home room 2 secono Row Alexander, Feds, Boseman, Nix, Walker, Hendrickson, Mr- Woolley . Loth, Jeffries. THIRD ROW Blackwell, Norman, Lauderale, Balsley, Colbert, Bradley Craft, Martin. FIRST ROW Gecks, Hickman, Rieger, Osman, Price, Etherington, Tabar. SECOND ROW Home room 4 Ader, Hicks, Tolle, Scott, Feldman, Rodin, Finn. . THIRD ROW Miss Lally Ruff, Poehner, Holaday, Gerbus, Backscheider, Jasper, Dickey, Bechtel. FIRST ROW , Wheeldon, Gauck, Fariel, Zimmerman, Redmond, Kiely, Home room McMillan, Huber. , SECOND Row MF. MyS0nhlmef Hamilton, Wilson, McCormick, May, Morgan, Holbrock, Ross, Rogers, Adkins, Price. THIRD ROW Kolde, Connor, Kiser, Reichler, Jacobsen, Bosse, Boland, Brooks, Conradi. FIRST ROW Kaelbli, Annis, Greer, Carter, Helmer, Gaebe, Edwards, Ferguson, Boyd. SECOND ROW Whaley, Hubble, Cravens, Henry, Raymond, Mattlin, Mrs Smith Crowder, Teeter. ' Home room l20 THlRD ROW Perkins, Axel, Baer, Chaney, Thomas, Phillips, Taylor, Sheehan, FIRST ROW Peters, Ivory, Baker, Brady, Schirmer, Dames, Phillips, Peters SECOND ROW Home room 121 Teppe, Johnson, Ewing, Hedges, O'Hara, Dupree, Elkins, Mrs. Hall Huesman, Spears, Harris. THIRD ROW Bolden, Houser, Jackson, Bosemen, Gover, Long, Hamilton, Morgan, Tieman, Trout, Peterson, Hughes. FIRST ROW Brunner, Jollie, Sweet, Currier, Wilkins, Barrett, Godbey. l SECOlXlD Row Home r00m l24 Gray, Klein, Collett, Reis, Smith, Hill, Teeters, Austin, Brewer. THIRD ROW Mr. Porter Woolum, Smith, Bell, Weeks, Engle, Carter, Cormock, Attermeyer, Schloemer. FIRST ROW Weggesser, Sunderhous, Tritschler, Rieder, Youngblood, Johnson, Dobell, Cook, Bogby Home room 131 sscorxio Row Schlef, Burk, Sneed, Baldwin, Boggon, Browning, Dorio, Mr- Brusmon, Jones, Phillips. THIRD ROW Gromke, Smith, Weber, Pfiermon, Hueclcler, Bonz, Euneking Schillenger, Horrison, Owens. FlRST ROW Linn, Monk, Welch, Rcisool, Sutton, Hortzel, Fuson, Doyle, Wright. SECOND ROW Horris, Bcirduo, Miller, Tone, Gontzer, Deodwiler, Williams, Home I'00l11 McGill, Cooley, Honkerson. THIRD ROW MT. Reeves Thinnes, Loch, Jockson, Klostermcin, Kelso, Mock, Walsh, Tucker, Johnson, Rutemueller, Frey, Corgille. NOT PICTURED Horton. FIRST ROW Kathman, Gee, Dowel l, Lewis, Gosmeyer, Bell, Cercone. Jeffers, Frazier, SECOND ROW Home rqgm Rinehart, Lahrman, Meyers, Davis, Tillman, Steins, Baltrusch Bauer, Rileg, Rusk. Mr. Sams THIRD Row ' B r Trout, Clancy, Brown, Beusterien, Oser, Clemmons, reme , Luk, Clark, Newkirk, Willis. ' NOT PICTURED Johns, Stoddard. FIRST ROW Bonopfel, Green, Coue, White, Block. Home room 215 SECOND Row Mr, Sl-ifel Russell, Long, Heinemcm, Hdckl, Fiedeldey. FIRST ROW Gateskil, Knierm, Tolke, Alden, Hickman, Zahn, Schnetzer. Home I'00I11 SECQND ROW Mr Winters Brinkman, Murphy, Frazier, Ader, Rust, Wissman. THIRD ROW Doe, Kile, Rosefelder, Heilman, Heim, Seifert, Olding, Hamlin . FIRST ROW Lyons, Toylor, Payne, Weortz, Rose, Breyer, Carter. SECOND ROW Home room 218 Rosner, Westendorf, Johnson, Bennison, Ross, Bowen. Mr Fisher THIRD ROW Hamilton, Kuehne, Lewis, Flogg, Sebastian, Henry. l l 1 l l FlRST ROW Merritt, Branno, Miller, Van De Ryt, Bratfish, H 5 Davis, Thompson. ome room SECOND ROW Mr. Dist-'er Bernius, Sounders, Jordan, Ricks, Cross, Lefker, Bonz, Bierley. Q THIRD ROW Gurrasi, Cowans, Alley, Brikner, Leatherwood, Neal, Marshall, Carmarca. FIRST ROW Hess, Mozzi, Dobkins, Sturgs, Ernst, Roider. SECOND ROW Herdemon, Zimmerman, Bokes, Peeper, Ipoch, Lehmkul. THIRD ROW Burchon, Lubert, Moore, Lomb, Woods, Liops, Connelly, Coby, Jenkins. Home room 320 Mr. Moore FIRST ROW Amshoff, Payne, Sanders, Clark, Carter, Fitzhugh, A Keller, Johnson. Home room 321 secono Row Moorehous, Hamilton, Smith, Wright, Miller, Perin, Mr. SOI'l1ITlerl8d powelll Mack' THIRD ROW Plummer, Slayback, Ward, Gourley, Heis, Samuels, Stoeckel Starkey, Shannon, Weber, Gecks. 5553! ,, W W 7 f' W FIRST ROW Campbell, Forchbach, Hillman, Rogers, Greer, Richardson, Lillard. sEcoNo Row Home room 322 Hensley, Edwards, Abrams, Frost, Anderson, Lanzaratta, , Meece, Brown, Curtsinger. Mr- Welsman THIRD ROW Thrasher, Johnson, Thrower, Shiftlet, Meyer, Schmitt, Sandidge. FIRST ROW Walker, Smith, Frondorf, Simon, Stupprich, Pennington, Laughery. Home room 325 SECOND ROW Mr. Port-une Bell, Sproull, Jacobs, Cheek, Collins, Brossert, Kober, Hayes THIRD ROW ' Haschart, Anthe, Dumler, lmwolle, Thomas, Van De Ryt, Lesch. FIRST ROW Steffins, Shields, Threm, Sims, Williams, Hager, Gibson. SECOND ROW De Mar, Keifer, Rothreck, Moreland, Davis, Spriggs, Durham, Home room 324 Thompson, Zang, Griffin, Poynter. Mr Siegel THIRD ROW Trovillo, Rose, Gilpin, Ahlers, Pick, Burkhardt, Fockler, ' ' Moertle. Shepard, McMillan, Sampson, FIRST ROW Baxter, Huber, Sneed, Brietenbock, Wilson, Hart, Amshotf, Pinkston. Home room 328 SECOND ROW . Dunn, Smith, Aront, Miller, Askren, Van Fleet, Muddimcrn, MT- Whlte Mehl, Rosen. THIRD ROW Freeman, Berry, Swogort, Grissom, Lokeberg, Brunner, Smith White, Showes, Berhalter. FIRST ROW Westerbeck, Wall, Neeley, Webb, Dalton, Lemkuhl, Newman. SECOND ROW Wright, Young, Thomas, Davis, Wynn, Carr. Home room Ti-HRD RCW MY. Sofko Squire, Patterson, Helfericb, Maschmeier, Meyers Ni er I PP , Campbell. Home room 335 Mr. Simmermon FIRST ROW Hoog, Morgan, Jones, Klenk, Conway, Davis, Keeton. SECOND ROW Hyder, Morris, Roy, Peterson, Harping, Horton, Loukinas Waldbillig. THIRD ROW Meiners, Hampton, Kennebruew, Robinson, Woody, Shields, Shoemaker. FIRST ROW Aaron, Lowrey, Wilks, Heard, Duggins, Wilks. SECOND ROW Home room 336 Potter, Maddock, Buliock, Bolton, Dunn, Beal. THIRD ROW Mr. Wagner Sims, McClanahan, Strange, Thornton, Lewis, Harris, L. Harris, Cole. FIRST ROW Goclbey, Parkinson, Davis, Guy, I-lalfenberg, Gaskins, Jones Doran, Schumacher. SECOND ROW H Haverkos, Flick, Allgeier, Horstman, Benson, Forbes, ome room Reese, Cusey. Mr. Kinne THIRD Row Cone, Williams, Pavone, Kramer, Cross, Carman, Townsend Kirkland, Echols. NOT PICTURED Schiffmeyer, Balon, Whitney, Goins. I FIRST ROW McCoy, Brown, Flock, Poole, Mathis, Miller. SECOND ROW Adier, Carpenter, Bcindy, Belew, Glover. THIRD ROW Schneider, Irwin, Marker, Burns, Smith, Frey. Home room 339 Mr. jones Elsie Lockhart Lillian Meister prepare Thanksgiving Turkey. They are: LADIES FIRST Row OF THE Lillian Meister, Annabelle Greene. LUNCHROOM . SCOND ROW Louise Sellers, Elise Lockhart, Jeannette Hain, Demery Scott, Ella Kramer. X , Y X L ClRCLED: Mr. Peirano, Assistant Principal. Dr. Stover, Assistant Superintendent of Schools. TOP: Todd, Craig, Miller, FIRST ROW: Hoog, Timme, Cave, Miller, Todd, Craig, Helmer, - Wright, Foster. SECOND ROW: Mr. Franechi, Rainer, Cross, Kerley, Cross, Jacoby, Sneed Meece, May, Brown, Ware, Randolph, White, Brooks, Mr. White. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Clancy, Schiele, Coriell, Jones, Gramke, Weislkttel, Reese, Anderson, Jenkins, Laughrey, Johnson. Shown above, Newcomb and Muddi- man extol the merits of the various candidates to represent the school at City Hall. Pictured opposite is Ernst Siple, who was chosen to represent the school. BOYS' WEEK PROGRAM l'QxxNi V .... ,. .. xxxiXL4 M WM ........,..M WR'f ' - QQ N Y www -'fi--N -,,...... 'a -wwwmnw-ww X-'1---:1...--ii, xxxx . Q fixxy 5 V-M Q. S -----M..- A..x . x S -if - Y - -1- . . - . . -. . . ---x A J X ii Q hg.. 'K I ' ---- Q, -. ak -Z.. S Q . i. t X .Q X. xx.... r S M - . f 11 - T: . ' ' N 1-N Sr- Q .. ' X K -. - . - Y 1 X --XX -v x .. .. - . 5 XQEQQSNQS if-. 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Mr. Benz cmd Miss Poarch, from the Conservatory of Music, who furnished the music. CHRISTMAS PICTURED BELOW Attermeyer, who read the Christmas story, Mr. Cahall, and Stupprich, Grimm and Fussnecker, who furnished the instru- mental music. - Rev. Thornton Thompson Sl'OI'1l'Ol'l, Ky., who pI'eSGnl'6Cl on informal talk to the juniors and seniors on the value of living a good moral life. resented a chalk talk on the topic The Road to Heaven Mr. Terry Martin P to the upper classmen. Scenes at the PTA Bazaar Miss joan C-ramke K M , . Scenes at the PTA Bazaar .X ff YA 1' WMF ART SOCIETY ART IN EDUCATION FIRST ROW Wilson, Sturgis, Ganzer, McCoy, Loukinas, Vice-Pres., Duggins, Secy., Webb, Treas., Kuhr, Ewing. SECOND ROW Ushry, Robinson, Phillips, Coby, Moorlock, Wheeler, Lawson, Bretcher, Bremer, Corcoran, Boseman, Attemeyer, Mr. Wagner, sponsor. THIRD ROW Morris, Steffens, Jacobsen, Frost, Rice, Koch, Hicks, Camarca, Johnson, Heinrich, Frondorf, Youngblood. NOT PICTURED Gray, Pres., Walfrom, Dalton, Back, Meyer, Benson, I believe in art because I believe in richness of life. I believe in Art Education because there can be no complete education without it. I believe in Art Education not as another subject added to the curriculum, but as an attitude and a spirit which suffuses the whole. I believe the Industries, expressing the fundamental instincts of construction, are its roots, I believe that Science and History are its twin stalks, the former developing insight and skill, and the latter giving a sense of value in all which education involves. l believe that Art in the broadest sense of the term represents the flower of the plant not only adding beauty and fragrance, but making possible a rich fruitage of democracy's best human institution. I believe that both in education and life, Art is present wherever a process calls forth in a single expression the whole nature of the individual, in an attempt to interpret and to satisfy a social need. -Will Grant Chambers gs sm x Y: L. kb L. V., V Qi. YQ. V. 1 Y. ' If 6 f V .Q ,...2s .1 E ' V 'f' 2' '1' 'ff ' 4 is ' G 1' A -- X' 4.3. Qs ,S Rf- aww as N ' ' X uf - 4 ,QQ - X-x uWJ,f 1, ik Q At f 5 v' X ff Ywfgg W ' ,,. ,Q Viv - 55-QX NS , -'M-Fi N 4 - :S . 5 A k , J 'X alufk k , T x 3 1 X X . ' v A' f X L.-As , S' Q . S 553. Q . S X fi 1 4-SWF?-' 3 x ' ' ' . Y . --...W A L X 'g X 2 A A XAK' -fx-V, Q xv: 1 xxx X Q X Qmxsiwf - X- 6 - 3 1' 3: AA xt . KS g ' ' X X 3 fy 1 i 'XQ- N-.B K SS Y x xl -N Qs X R Q Q' F in ip 'Q' KY KXM- i x X it x ,xg 4 gg I L ii Q 'L A S . . N f ' ,, K .1 X X M. X X xx i . 1 . 4 if gl! v -R 0 I S FX --9 A I -' g j an Q X 5 X X 4, X - i 5. i P fp, ff, y wmwwfa I. Scenes from the annual Thanksgiving Program .1 The Camera On the Loose catches several personalities in candid pose C-LEE CLUB FIRST ROW Hyder, Vice-Pres., Bauer, Pres., Fels, Treas., Harpring, Neiman, Niemann, Stoeckel, Miles, Meyer, Schiele. SECOND ROW Mehl, Webb, Helferich, Attemeyer, Block, Leatherwood, Thrower, Griffin, Woody, Aaron, Morse. THIRD ROW Buisterien, Samuels, Cross, Reisner, Fiedeldey, Hamilton, Anthe, Slayback, Colbert, Davis, Patterson, Echols. FIRST ROW Smith, Parkinson, Jones, Etherington, Linn, Frazier, Stupprich Coby, Westerback, Poole, Andrew, Archer. SECOND ROW Gaskin, McWilliams, Putteet, Campbell, lmwalle, Medley, Miller, Schoster, Hargis, Liebisch, Taylor, Carter, O'Hara, Schwarts. THIRD ROW Harris, Curtsinger, Smith, Pavonne, Frandorf, Van De Ryte, Harris, Annis, Reed, Kolde, Muddiman, Poehner, Davis, McMillan, Fitzhugh. FIRST ROW Sunderhaus, Miller, Lanziaros, Rieder, Clancy Baer Davis Bauer, McMillan, Whitney, Schellenger SECOND Row GLEE Rouse, Tritschler, Lesch, Halfenberg, McWilliams Black Orr Coleman, Brady, Allgier, Zaln, Sturgis, Kellar Benson lcontmuedl THIRD ROW Foyceback, Edwards, Cole, Brown, Sims, Sturgis Steers Payne, Heinrich, Lamb, Thrasher Carl Edington is the Craftsman pictured here inspecting the Mahogany Duncan Phyte coffee table he made in Mr. Vath's shop. He has already won First place with his table in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Hobby Show and plans to enter it in the ln- dustrial Arts Awards Exhibit at Dearborn, Michigan, where we believe he has a good chance of winning a National award. CarI's masterpiece is hand carved, a table he will be proud to own all his life. This picture shows o portion of the Christ- mas Greetings received by the school from foc- ulty members and friends. The lovely ladies shown are the Misses Weiss, Kresser ond Gromke. 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'lex -fi-. . x Qw Q.- vs X QSN1 'ff 5 fl, Ng ,A Q x .S 1 x S1-S: Q -XSS x5 X XQ X X , , iii: b FS. wg x CHI DELTA DRAMATIC CLUB UPPER Abblett, Coriell, Payson, Mr. Brunsmon, Uehlein, Miles, DeNight. LOWER Q Hyder, Schaffer, Baur, Miller, Cook, Koch, Brunner NOT PICTURED Hamblin. E 1 s 5 '- we, as . .AX N . .- QRR xx X A X X X X W A SYRT5 S S X x ,X S I Xi in K. S m ix S :i 1 XM: Li- Wig. Q 1 1 N 1 n 1 1 w V i I w i I w Scenes from the l9521Variety Show Messick ond Amberger working on Model House in Mr. Voth's Shop BAND OFFICERS Abblett, Hyder, Schoffer. The above pictures portray OId Man Winter in one of his worst moods. Shown is Reading Road with its double line of slow-moving traffic which was not relieved until near noon. 5,2 INN . xv First All-City Team Co Captain Jim Brent Erb Barkley Co-Captain Marv Isaacs We honor Red Brent, Marv Isaacs, Co-Captains, and ERB Barkley, who was honored by being selected for the second straight year as All-City Halfbackf' VARSITY FOOTBALL By all odds and by any one's measuring stick the l95I Hornet gridiron aggregation, ably coached by Fred Yeager and Bob Reeves was the greatest to represent the scarlet and gray in the history of the school. More column inches of space in the local papers were devoted to describing their exploits than have ever before been written about a Hornet Team. No game was without its thrills from the opening game with the Roger Bacon Spartans to the final with Withrow. Space doesn't permit a full description but a few high- lights deserve special mention. Certainly the grand finale at Portsmouth when Erb Barkley scored the winning touchdown with 33 seconds to go and his 95 yard run against St. Xavier deserve mention. Big John extended himself from the 30 yard line to the end zone at Lima for the year's longest stretch. The Hughes Big Reds gave the Hornets a thorough scare and the first half of the Western Hills game filled the Central Rooters with dread, but the second half was a honey. No matter what the team or the coaches tried nothing would work. Anyhow an inspired Withrow team defeated the Hornets in the final game for the City Championship. There are few people at Central, if any, who don't think the Hornets generally the superior team but they just didn't have it that day. ' TOP X Walters, Forte, Anderson BOTTOM McCoy, Rice, Allison SEASON'S RECORD Central I3 Roger Bacon O Central 21 Woodward I2 TOP Pierce, Brinck, Potter BOTTOM Compton, Sieveld, Wright Central I3 South CLimol O Central 27 Portsmouth 20 Lawson Meyer Rokich Bond Keller Central 41 St. Xavier 14 Central 38 Walnut Hills O Crcvens Sampson Preston, White Edington Wheeler Centro! 25 Hughes 21 Central 40 Western Hills 13 . Cenfral 7 Wifhrow I5 FIRST ROW Brown, Rogers, Ciaccio, Lamb, Payson, Haschart, Bierly, Smith, Lefker, Froman. SECOND ROW Smith, Riccobene, Gover, Starkey, Garner, Alley. THIRD ROW I G. Carter, Johnson, Davis, T. Carter, Showes. FOURTH ROW Glover, Foster, Patterson, Jackson, Craft. Able coaching by Tony Chiodi in his first year at Central produced an aggressive, smart squad who never quit until the final whistle. Tony hates to get beaten and certainly instills that spirit in his charges. With just a little luck they would have been city champions instead of runners-up. Their record follows: Central 6 Roger Bacon l3 Central 6 Withrow 8 Central 3l Western Hills 6 - Central 34 Walnut Hills 0 Central 26 Hughes l2 Central l 2 Woodward 0 FRESH MAN FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Smith, Ader, Sweet, Harris, Huesman, Howell, Rogers, Williams, Colbert. SECOND ROW Long, Fox, Schneider, Elkins, Gibbons, Riley, Finn, Long THIRD ROW Hankieson, Tucker, Carter, Blackwell, Evans, Murphy, Annis. Nix. FRONT ROW Doe, Leppert, Toney. Starting slowly the freshmen under Coach Irv Kuehn im- proved steadi ly throughout the season. Lack of depth in some positions and a good scat-back cost the fighting trosh the close ones. ' Their record: Central O Western Hills O Central 7 Hughes I3 Central i2 Walnut Hills 6 Central I3 Withrow 6 Central 6 Woodward 6 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. I9 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. i0 Oct. l7 Oct. 24 Nov. l Nov. 7 Nov. l5 All games are at Howard Trechter Memorial Stadium 'I952 Preview Hughes vs Wilbur Wright Central vs Roger Bacon Woodward vs North College Hill Central vs Purcell Central vs South lLimal Walnut Hills vs Roger.Bacon Portsmouth There Night Central vs St. Xavier Hughes vs Western Hills Withrow vs Western Hills Central vs Hughes Woodward Walnut Hills Walnut Hills vs Hughes Central vs Western Hills ' h WW row Football student managers: Garner, Preston, Huber, Webb except those otherwise indicated. The first game ot a double- header will begin at 6:30 p.m. Single games will start at 8:00 p.m. REAR ROW Neil Pennington, Wm. Patton, Helmuth Knopf, Ronald Jenks, Wilbur Holland, Robert Hager. FRONT ROW Nancy Gaskins, Mary Lou Abrams, Shirley Jordan, Mary Cook, Mary Eisens. CROSS COUNTRY With only one veteran returning, our team was made up of young and inexperienced runners. Captain George Jones led our boys made a creditable showing in every meet, but the best the team could do was fourth in the city meets finishing behind Hughes, Western Hills, and Withrow. Some of our veteran performers elected to Co-op, which might have influenced the final results. The Hornets finished fifth in the District. Letters were awarded to Captain George Jones, Elmer Smith, William Brickner, Jasper Welton, Rufus Wilson and Robert Woody. cnoss COUNTRY sQuAn FIRST ROW Woodie, Rickner, Smith, Todd, Meeks. SECOND ROW Hughes, Wilson, Welton, Jones, Loechel, Foster CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY TEAM TOP Wilson, Brickner, Jones. BOTTOM Welton, Woodie, Smith. VARSITY BASKETBALL With only one returning letterman Coach Schmidt faced unsurmountoble odds in rebuilding a successful basketball machine to cope with veteran squads at the other schools. The squad more than made up for lack of experience in willing- ness to work, fine spirit and desire to improve. No squad has ever tried harder nor sought so diligently to improve itself as did the Hornet squad of l95l-52. Although they didn't win a game they must be regarded as one of the best squads ever to represent the school because of their will to improve and desire to win. They have already served notice that many shall pay next season for this year's defeats. 1952-53 SCHEDULE Dec Purcell at Walnut Hills Dec Hughes at Walnut Hills Dec. St. Xavier at Walnut Hills Dec. Withrow at Walnut Hills Dec Western Hills at Walnut Hills Jan. Carnival at Gardens Jan. Woodward There Afternoon Jan. Roger Bacon There Jan Walnut Hills There Afternoon Jan Hughes at Walnut Hills Afternoon Jan Norwood There Afternoon Jan Withrow There Afternoon Feb Western Hills at Walnut Hills Feb. Woodward at Walnut Hills Feb Walnut Hills at Walnut Hills Tentative games have been scheduled with Elder and Milford ,,....-n-uv--' ks 5 . X X if X Q L nur qu uv ,kin mggx 2 3 . Q Q ii'-f an B su 'lov -e 5 as RESERVE BASKETBALL 'TEAM TOP Gecks, Gerbus, Trovillo, Haschart BOTTOM Wilks, Curtsinger, Duggins, Hassler, Taylor The reserves under Coach Reeves showed considerable im- provement as the season progressed in spite ot the loss of Lamb to the Varsity and another guy or two whom the wolves got or who fell afoul the best tribute that of the laws governing sports. Probably could be paid to these guys and their coach would be to print their record which speaks for itself. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 27 Roger Bacon 39 l5 St. Xavier 22 29 Western Hills 45 27 Purcell 40 40 Woodward l3 29 Walnut Hills 31 45 Withrow 3l 33 Mt. Healthy 24 37 Hughes 40 40 Elder . 27 54k Western Hills 52 26 Woodward 27 34 Walnut Hills 24 42 Milford 17 38 Norwood 35 37 Withrow 36 28 Hughes 33 'f This game was forfeited to Western Hills because one Central Substitute had played Outside basketball. FRESH MAN BASKETBALL Due to material shortage at the Varsity and Reserve levels Coach Chiodi faced an impos- sible task to develop a winning Freshman team with the fellows left. Let us say in all fairness to the boys and the coach that they did their best and won one while dropping four in league play. Basketball Student Managers Grover, Riccobene, Demar, McMillan FRESH MAN BASKETBALL TEAM Evans, Bell, Chaney, Dobell, Fox. Absent: Huesman, Kolkmeyer. VARSITY BASEBALL As the season opened Coach Reeves and the squad anticipated a good season as nine letter men reported and made the first squad after serious competition. Here is their season's record which speaks for itself. Central 6 Purcell 2 Central O Withrow Central l3 Norwood 6 Central l4 St. Xavier Central 5 Walnut Hills O Central 4 Woodward Central 3 Western Hills 8 Central l9 Hughes Central 7 Norwood 8 Central 6 Walnut Hills ' Remainder of Schedule Western Hills at Central Withrow at Central Hughes at Hughes Woodward at Central With a reasonable break or two this year's team could easily establish the best record of any Hornet nine to date. RESERVE BASEBALL This season marks the first season a regular reserve baseball schedule of any consequence has been attempted. This year's reserves under Coach Yeager have built the following record to date: Central 5 Hughes 2l Central lO Withrow Central 7 Western Hills 7 Central l9 Walnut Hills l Central 6 St. Xavier 5 Central ll Hughes l - Games with Western Hills, Walnut Hills and Withrow remain to be played with a league tournament as the grand finale. A Lesson in Bunting. Schoemaker, Reynolds, Rokich, Steidle, Compton, McCoy Mr Reeves TOP Compton, Isaacs, Allison. MIDDLE Sampson, Schoemaker, Dumler BOTTOM Rokich, McCoy, Steidel. TOP Crovens, Compton, Boer. MIDDLE Williams, Poyson, Reynolds, McClcmohon. BASEBALL MANAGERS Poehner, Horris, Holbrock, Trovillo, Riccobene FIRST ROW Forte, Macgruder, Kelly, Horne, Mack, Lewis. SECOND ROW Cole, Welton, Gibson, Jones, Wilson, Smith, Potter. THIRD Row TRACK Wilks, Williams, Miller, Foster, Patterson, Gover, Jackson. FOURTH ROW Sweet, Annis, Case, Carter, Howell, Hillman, Willis, Hampton. FIFTH ROW Mr. Kuehn, Mr. Portune, Davis, Mgr., Mr. Chiodi, Mr. Reisner. So few-boys report for track in the Junior division that Central has never been able to field a representative team in this division. Generally, however, we get a couple of fellows from this group who make excellent varsity performers. Graduation losses plus what begins to seem a natural turnover at Central cost nine boys from last year's State Championship squad. This has necessitated filling in with young and inexperienced men in many spots. A leg injury to Harold Horne in the Mansfield meet may jeopardize our chances in the City and District meets. However, the Crafts- man predicts The Old Fox will take the district again if Horne's leg responds to treatment. Team record to date: Triangular meets: Western Hills 76, Central BSWQ Walnut Hills 29Vg. Western Hills 76W, Withrow 46M, Central 23 Walnut Hills 58, Central 48, Woodward 40. Dual meet at Hamilton, Central 60, Hamilton 54 Springfield Relays, ninth of seventeen teams, Horne won lOO and 220. CofCAm'AiN HAROLD Houma. mme-zmm GASTON Poms Aamun MAGRUDER C o- CA9'rm'N Cuzovmxs Ksuev P - Q 25? . W FRANKUN Maxon Lawns 1 E 1951 STATE CHAMPIONS The Craftsman salutes Coach Reisner and the 1951 State Champions in Track and Field. lt is seldom that a team from the Southwestern district wins the State Track Meet, in fact it has happened only twice before, once by Hughes in the early thirties, again by Central in 1950, and much to the amaze- ment of the up-State Coaches and Sportswriters and to the delight of all loyal Central fans Coach Reisner and his re- doubtable kids did it again. Too much praise cannot be handed to the coach and the boys for doing the impossible in the face of unsurmountable odds, such as the Co-op program, no field, many boys working and little outside encouragement. CONGRATULATIONS AGAIN, COACH AND FELLOWS. lt will be many years be- fore any Southwestern district school equals this record. TEAM SCORING lN THE STATE MEET lfirst eleven teamsl Cincinnati Central 27-1,f'5 Mansfield 1 1-2j3 Cleveland East Tech 27 Cleveland Central 10 Springfield 20-13f15 Dayton Kaiser 9 Cleveland John Adams 17 Cleveland John Marshall 6 Cleveland West 16-2X3 St. Clairsville 6 Columbus Central 14 Central Scoring in State Meet Harold Horne, first, 100 yd. dash, time 9.8 sec., first 220 yd. dash, 21.8 sec. Harold also won medal for outstanding per- formance at state meet. ' Erbil Barkley, third, 220 yd. dash. Reginald Victor, first, 880 yd. dash, 2.08. Oliver Lewis, tied for third in high jump. 880 yd. relay team lC. Lamb, C. Kelley, E. Barkley and H. Hornel, second. Mile relay team CC. Lamb, G. Jones, R. Victor, and C. Kelley? fifth. Fellows, we shall long remember the teams of 1950 and 51. GOOD LUCK AND GOD SPEED. Jw x..1Q S Vx Ns Sw 'Y -.N gg-.Tit E. Sqn .. xg X .. N X - gx X X K Aix, S if S K WW if xi N muff I TS. Q x WW 5 42 . A.: KS. X QS N A X X Y Xa .: 5 . 1 . X .S . Vita . S S , . .,.. Q S X X., xg? Q X x xl Y X X Q X Q Xe -. m X A ,,. X Q: if - .EXAQ 3 as X SS S is kgsgf Q ' X N W' X X is X Mis' ' if AM 'NQQ K . S la X15 is .ES X 2 iq Qin? If: ' . W ' '.... . is ki 9-dfxgg Wiwuuli'm N-mwaiw S Q 'Nikki Vw sg-x...':,x W ' W.. XX- LYS. N qi 'lf N? X Kwik NS 1 S N. - A E X xx X fx f A X X fa I gwnuk X X I 'Q ' wr . x Nw 5 ,Q .5 .' NN .Ah + A A 'N 1-fu . E. A '1- X Nw A ex X x 9 - X X K .N F 4 Six 1 5 s ii -. :WC . kk 2 - ' ..,., Qff Msgs: K , KNEELING Corriel, Baer, Payson, SEATED BOWLI N Cu Grouse, Campbell, Roschtcha, Ciaccio, Greer, Walton, Reckner. STANDING Tout, Heis, Beausterein, Craig, Easterling, Tieman, Mark. FRONT ROW Robert Woody, Charles Hedges, Richard Long, David Fothergill, John Pinkston. REAR ROW Kenneth Showes, George Carter, Art Williams, John Smith, David Willis, George Ewing. ABSENT Don Herklotz. RIFLE CLUB The Central Junior Rifle Club affiliated with the National Rifle Association had fifty-four members during the past year. Practice was conducted at the National Guard Armory on Reading Road once each week during the entire year. The eight best shots of the club are members of the Rifle Team which competes with other teams in the Greater Cincinnati Area. Any boy who is regular in attendance and reaches the Expert Rifleman award in the National Rifle Association im- provement plan is awarded his letter. BOWLING Intramural and Varsity bowling under a new coach, Mr. Homer Jones, had a very successful year although varsity results were not up to expectations due to the withdrawal from school of two of our best bowlers. Twenty-six bowlers participated in intramural bowling for thirty weeks on Wednesday afternoons. Five bowlers earned their letters: Donald Buestrien, Richard Greer, Donald Miller, Danny Payson, and Arthur Schmaltz. Beustrien had the highest single game, 244, and Payson had the highest three game total, 561. GYM TEAM The Gym Team improved considerably in our second year of competition under Coach lrvin Kuehn. Although we didn't finish any higher in league standing than last season lfourthl we scored several more points. The Junior division improved steadily throughout the year and finished one full place ahead of last year's standing. With no losses by graduation, if the wolves and goblins don't get us, we should have a much stronger and a better balanced squad next season. Woody, Pinkston, Smith, Herklotz and Williams earned varsity letters. Carter, Ewing, Fothergill, Showes and Long earned Junior letters. ii Lg, 'ge Qfbixsgx - SEQ, 9 - x N2 Sfflf. Ai A 1 5 gwxqi xx - -Aw - -2 R - A 1 4 gy Q 3, Q wg. x N.. N X XY-Q wx 5 N wx Tlrk QRSNX QQ. .. 9. .: -fi . V Q 1 ' - .gxasgyww f S ,Q .2 X x MA. . Xxx COMPLIMENTS BRINKER PRINTING CO. THE JANSZEN COMPANY CINCINNATI. OHIO - MAin oaaz COMPLIMENTS OF Peebles Corner Printing Company 930 CURTIS ST. 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