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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1957 volume:

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This obieclive is elusive, because il cannol be measured in scholaslic grades, aihlelic scores, or number of social evenis. Spiril is inlangible and musl be Tell or caughi. To achieve genuine school spiril Jrhere musl be a meeiing of minds, hands, and hearls, nol iusl Those of siudenls, bui of ieachers and adminisiraiors, as well. Ceniral High School, an inlanl in years. buf a gianl in resources, is slriving lo promole lhis spiril. T H E S T A F F Frieda Pappashales ........ ......... ..... E cl ifor Joyce Doll ..... .,....... E di+or Mary Wade . . ,..,... Ediior Emeriius Paul Lange . . ..,,. Chief Phoiographer BeHy L. Hill A . . ..... Business Manager f s .W i , W-Y 51 1 X -Iv 5 9 ' :gg V ,. R Q , ,qggg V ' hill' f 35 ,, 1+ I-IIC: Q-V tio v Z CINCINNATI 3 -o v 'YS A I ul fn f Q QQ 06,9 ffl, J' W' E Q X .I-unvdl ' . , 5 O I lbe Ill wbzffy we :work IOIIYIIY! Lc'rIl!c'I'.fl71llJ Though all ol us will mol be greal leaders, we learn The spiril ol leadership which slems from a growing sense ol respohsibilily as we sludy lfhe laws which rule The universe and govern lhe men who inhabil il. Vfe slrive lo lollow Jrhe besl lhal we see in our edmiriislrarors, our leechers, and our fellow sluderils. ' o We more imperfecfions abour us and fry +o improve such condirions when we are able. Yer we desire +o express rhrough ar+, or drama, or music our appreciafion of fhe beauriful and Jrhe inspiring experiences of life. N. As we finish anollier year, we believe llwaf we have experienced grealer lellowslwip, because our advances in all fields are born ol llfiis sloiri+ollellowsl'1ip.Our common goals liave slwown Us llie rewards ol cooperalive aclion. I 6 'A nv x Ir ba Q' , if ai' JN ,qs -E AQ v P O llae . that zk created by 6lClg7l2'W?77'l6lIf V, i Q fi -ivy kia, I' Graduaiion is fhe means by which we can achieve fhe kind of lives we vvanf To live. To graduafe from high schooi means ihai we have graduafed coun+less Times before in class assignmen+s, shop proieds, and in doing more fhan was asked, and in observing common courfesy. lx so ln all branches ol high school aclivily Cenlraliies have shown Thar lhey possess The dedicalion, The derermina- f 'rion and lhe drive necessary +o alrain 'rhe high 5 goals which American youlh always ser lor fhemselves. These pages a++emp+ Jro docunnenl Jrhe life a+ Cenlral-lo show lhe spiril which inspires srudenls and leaders 'ro build richer lives. lblif lil' CEIVTRAL 3 E 3 Page I8 Page 32 a gc 4 Pagl 70 Page 102 Paga 1-10 P 1 2 l ! K I , L 1 l , X k Page 194 ADMINISTRATION FEATURES SCHOOLS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES CLASSES CL UBS Aw, w ' A ,, --53 e-1 ee v ' o our leader! .vet the examples of at Ce1zt1'al 19 his CENTRAL HIGH'S PRINCIPAL Our principal, Mr. C. O. Tower, sels The example Tor sludenfs and Teachers lo follow by possessing The spiril which alone en- ables a school such as Cenfral +o Tuncfion ehfecfively. Thai he realizes The necessify for The cooperafion of all is evidenced by his wise delegalion of aulhorily in all mallers perlaining lo The operalion ol The school, Mr. Tower demands The besf Thar each sfudenl and Teacher ran offer, and since every individual responds 'ro an expeclalion of This kind, The resulling spirif is one which generales order and progress. Sludenls al Cenlral respecl Mr. Tower Tor his sense of humor as well as for his s+ric+ adherence lo The rules of fair play, Wifh each passing year Mr. Tower may well loolc wilh safisfaclion upon The remarkable progress being made by Cenlral under his direrlion. CECIL o. TowER Presenfing awards on Class Day is a grafifying expe- rience for Mr. Tower affer a busy year as CenTral's Principal. --. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MRS. RUTH LAPE Assisfanl Principal, in charge of Pupil Personnel MR. THOMAS PEIRANO Assislanl Principal, in charge of Teacher Personnel lo operale lhe ambilious program al Cenlral l-ligh School requires lhe service ol lwo assislanl' principals. Mrs. Rulh Lape handles such mallers as assembly programs, exlra-curricular aclivilies, and pupil programs and records. Mr. Thomas Peirano sees lo lhe smoolh 'lunclioning ol lhe physical planl as well as all mailers perlaining lo lhe lacully members, ollice slall, and cuslodial personnel. Top: Mr. Augusl Franeckig Mr. Paul Nabors Bollomz Mrs. Edna Rehlrampg Mr. Andy Owens 21 l Mrs. Mela Howard CUUNSELURS Cenlrals line counselors are inf deed busy people. lhey nol only lalce care ol sludenls' personal prob- lems, bul also keep up lo dale The many lypes of files which are necesf sary lo insure complele coverage of each sludenls personal and school record. Mr. Anderson Owens is counselor for lhe sevenlh and eighlh grades: lvlr. Paul Nabors. ninlh grade: Mr. Augusl Franeclci, lenlh grade: lvlrs. lvlela Howard, elevenlh grade: and lvlrs. Edna Rehlcamp, lwelllh grade. Mr. Herberl Simpkins direcfs ihe assembling of an aircrafl engine. Firsl Row: LOUISE K. ABBIHL: Typing, Hobbies-Travel, Sewing, Pholography, Uni- versily ol Cincinnafi. WILLIAM K. ACKMAN: Hand Composilion, Pressworlr, Hobbies-Collecling Proverbs and Inferesling Sayings, Universily ol Cincinnali. CHARLES T. BAIRD: Social Sfudies, English, Hobbies-Hiking, Tennis, Play- ing Piano, Miami Universify, Universify of Cincinnali. WILLIAM H. BARTELS: Wood Shop, Basic Wood, Cabinel and Palfern Making: Hobbies-Boalinq, Fishing, Foolballg Universily ol Clncinnali. FRANK J, BECHTOLD: Coordinator Aulornolive Deparfmenf, Ecornonic Re- lations, Relaied Aulomolive Math, Hobbies-Pholography, University of Cincinnafi, . 1 K Second Row: WALTER M. BRUNSMAN: Malhemalics, Miami Universily. EVANS BURBANK: Malhemaiics: Sponsor, Senior Hi-Y, Universily of Cin- cinnali. ELMER E. BURKHARDT: Advanced Presswork, Hobbies-Fishing, Scouling, Universily of Cincinnafi. SAMUEL J. CAPOZZOLO: Business Educalion, Office-Clerical Praclice, Di- reclor, Business Produclion, Hobbies-Records, Ari, Universily of Cincinnali. ANTHONY CHIODI: Biology, Needle Trade Science, Science, Heallh, Jr. High Coach, Varsily Foolball, Varsily Baseball, Hobbies-Sporfs, Miami Universify, Universily of Cincinnali. Third Row: JAMES E. CLARK: Science, Direclor of Varsiiy Baskefball, Reserve Foolballq Marieiia College, Wisconsin Universify, Universily ol Cincinnafi. NEWELL H. CLARK: Physics, General Science, Miami University. RUTH W. CLIFT: Typing, Business Arifhmefic, Shorlhand, Transcriplion, Business Adviser, Knighl Life, Universify of Cincinnali. DAVID DANIEL: American Hislory, Job Relalionsg Sponsor, Cross-Couniry, Assislanf Baskelball Coach, Hobbies-Sports, Wilmingion College. MARY C. DICKHAUS: English, Social Sludies, Jr. High, Hobbies-Reading, Collecfing Musical Novelfies, Garden Work, University of Cincinnafi. Fourih Row: T. HANDLEY DIEHL: Technical Chemislry, Food Science, Hobbies-Aqualic Sporfs, Phofography, Model Railroading, Earlham College, Universify of Delaware, Temple Universily, Norlh Dakofa Slale College, Harvard Uni. versily. NELLE E. DOWD: English, Hobbies-Travel, Universify of Cincinnali, Mis- souri Slate Teachers College, Columbia University. HENRY A. DRACE: Eleclrical Malhemalics, Economics, Universiry oi Cincin nali. JULIA M. DRYDEN: American Hislory, Universily ol Cincinnali, Soulhweslern nsiilufe. FRANKLIN L. DUFF: Science, J. H. S., Hobbies-Music, Reading, Bowling, Universily of Cincinnali, Miami Universily. A 1 Q f .Y X . 2 --if P as t H 3. . ll' Q 1 l Em i Qi' Q Q' fi s Y, QY -9 , -0 .5 x ,Q XS' f if S I mil First Row JOHN D. ERTEL: Art- Director Lunchroomi Hobbies-Golf, Swimming Woodworking, Metal, Craft, Camping, Painting, Eastern University, Ken tuclly State University JOHN E. ETLING: Commercial Art Shop, Printing Art, General Art, Chair man of the Art Committee, Hobbies-Art Work, Reading, Sports- Indiana State Teachers College, University of Cincinnati FRANK M. FAIRCHILD: Aeronautical Science Coordinator of Aeronautics gpcrlnsor, Aero-Radio Club, Hobbies-Amateur Radio lr Flying, Berea Normal o ege. JOSEPH L. FELIX: English, Journalism: Sponsor, Knight Life Package Plan Publicity, Hobbies-Magazine Writing, Xavier University ANDREW F. FRENCH: Diesel Engines, Related Mathematics, Basic Engines Hobbies-Hunting, Fishing, Travel, Photography, University of Cincinnati Second Row ABRAHAM GERSHKOVITZ: Choral Music: Sponsor, Choir, Hobbies-Bridge Reading, University of Cincinnati, Conservatory of Music, College ot Music FRANK E. GLATTHAAR: Hand Composition, Linotypeg Knight Life, Hobbies -Gardening: Teachers College, University of Cincinnati PAUL J. GRENDELMEYER: Photo-Lithography, Hobbies-Gardening ALICIA R. HALL: English, Hobbies-Reading, Music, Dog Training, Gard ening, Plays, St. Lawrence University ALMA L. HANAU: General Business, Hobbies-Photography Ohio State University, University ot Cincinnati Third Row EUGENE E. HART: Economic Relations, Coordinator Wood li Metal Trades Hobbies-Fishing: Teachers College, University of Cincinnati LORETTA E. HARTZEL: Mathematics, Sponsor, Staff Welfare Committee Hobbies-Swimming, Square Dancing, Square Dance Calling, University of Cincinnati, University ot Chicago CLARENCE W. HESLAR: Driver Training' Sponsor, Safet Institute Teen Age-Road-e-og Hobbies-Golf, Gardening- University of incinnati PAUL HILTENBEITEL English Sponsor English Curriculum Committee Xavier University LEONARD HIMMELMANN English Sponsor Visual Aids Club Hobbies Hiking Traveling Reading University ot Cincinnati OI'lo State University Fourth Row FRED D HOFFMANN Radio Motors li Wiring University oi Cincinnati Ohio State University JO ANN HUGHES American History Job Relations Sponsor YTeens Hobbies-Traveling Theatre University of Cincinnati BEA A JACOBSON Physical Education Health Sponsor Varsity and Re serve Cheerleaders Malorettes Pi Chi Social Club Pony Chorus Pep As semblres GAA Hobbies Swimming Riding Dancing University of Cin clnnati HILDEGARDE JOHNSON Clerical Practice Hobbies Photography Read ing Lawrence College University of Cincinnati HOMER M JONES English Sponsor Student Council Student Representa tive Assembly Hobbies-Flying Bowling Playing Bass Fiddle University of Cincinnati ra? 'O' wi Gu ,- LI la' lei' Us Mr. Lee Moore, social studies teacher, refers to his map to clarify a point for one ot his students. First Row: RUTH H. JONES: English: Assistant on Class Day: Hobbies-Gardening, Reading, Travel: University of Cincinnati, Columbia University, University ot Madrid. MARTIN L. JUNK: Mathematics J. H. S.: Hobbies-Flying: Ohio State University, Wilmington College. MACE C, JUSTICE: English: Sponsor, PENDULUM: Hobbies-Music, Camp- ing, Swimming: University of Cincinnati. VEILMA F. KAMPHAUS: Business Arithmetic, Adding and Calculating Ma- chines: Hobbies-Gardening, Photography, Travel: Oxford College, Univer- sity ot Cincinnati. DAVID H. KEMP: Civics, Job Relations: Hobbies-Hi Fi Equipment, Watch- ing Baseball Games: Eastern Kentucky State College, Appalachian State Teacl'ers College. Second Row: ELEANOR KENNEDY: Shorthand, Transcription, Typing: Sponsor, Junior Class Rings: Hobbies-Traveling, Reading, Theater: Ohio State University, Univer- sity ot Cincinnati, Gregg College, KATHLEEN FRANCES KING: English: Hobbies--Sewing, Bridge, Ballroom Dancing, Reading: Baylor University. JAMES W. KINNE: Related Science, Woodshop: Hobbies-Bowling, Cards. Dancing, Sketchinq, Taking Movies: University of Cincinnati: Xavier Univer- sity, Ohio Mechanics Institute. IRVIN C. KUEHN: Health: Sponsor, Central's Varsity Letter Club: Hobbies- Golf, Fishing, Bowling: Eastern State College. ROY D. LAGALY: Swimming, Physical Education, Health: Varsity Swimming Coach, Assistant Track Coach: Hobbies-Sports, Music: University ot Cin- cinnati. Third Row: JOHN LALLEY: Physics, General Science: Hobbies-Radio: Philosophy, Handball: Xavier University: Villa Madonna College. EVELYN LIPSKY: Advanced Foods, Foods Coordinator: University of Cin- cinnati, College ot Home Economics, Michigan State University. WALTER R. LUND: Librarian: Hobbies-Reading, Stamp Collecting, Garden- ing, Bowlinq, Fishing: Eureka College, Xavier University, University ot Illinois. ELIZABETH Y. MAITHRE: Art, Needle Trades Art: Hobbies-Music, Theatre Work, Writing, Travel, Dancing, Sketching, Organizations: University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Art Academy, Ohio Mechanic's Institute. SYLVIA MARTIN: Speech, Dramatics: Sponsor, Cendra Club, Spring Play: Hobbies-Music, Reading: University ot Cincinnati, Worcester State College. Fourth Row: FRANK C. MAYER: Biology, General Science: Hobbies-Gardening, Sports: University ot Cincinnati. VERLIE M. MEYERS: Physical Education, Health: Sponsor, GAA: Hobbies- Sports, Traveling: University of Cincinnati. LEE D. MOORE: Civics, World History, Geography, Social Studies, J. H. S.: Hobbies-Reading, Collecting Rookwood Pottery: Miami University, Uni- versity of Cincinnati. RALPH C. MOSCHEL: Business Education Coordinator: Hobbies -Photogra- phy: University of Cincinnati. MINNIE H. MOTZER: Power Sewing, Dressmaking: Hobbies-Designing ilirgsses, Hatsj, Music, Sewing, Reading: Ohio State University, University o incinnati. ii' Q Q xx st . Q W- ir-'er Firsl' Row: JAMES T. MUSSMAN: English, Sponsor, Youlh For Chrisl Club, Hobbies- Walking, Reading, Universily of Cincinnafi. RALPH NAVARO: Aufomolive Service Shop, Hobbies-Home Movies, Aulo- mobile Travel, Ohio Siafe Universiiy, Universify of Cincinnaii. FRANK NICOLETTI: American Hisiory, Job Relalions, Hobbies-Traveling, Sporfs, West Virginia University. DAVID O'DOWD: Economic Relalions, World Hislory, Xavier Universily, Loyola of Chicago. MARGARET OHANIAN: Sfenography, Typing, Sponsor, Alpha Chi Gamma Social Club, Hobbies-Swimming, Dancing, Music, Gardening, Picnics, Travel, Movies, Universily of Cincinnafi. Second Row: VAL F. ORSARY: lndusiral Arfsg Hobbies-Home Work Shop, Fishing, Youngsfown Universify, Miami Universily. BARBARA PALSAK: English, Social Srudies, J. H. S., Hobbies-Wriiing Poetry, College of Mount Sf. Joseph. ELIZABETH PEOPLES: Advanced Dressmaiiing, Basic Dressmaking, Basic Tailoring, Iowa Sfale College, Universify of Cincinnaii. MARTHA J. PFALZGRAF: Malhemalics, J. H. S., Hobbie:-Reading, Lislen- ing to Records, Traveling, University of Cincinnali. ROYAL J. PORTER: Basic Machine Shop, Hobbies-Flowers, Ari, Travel, Fishing, Universify of Cincinnafi. Third Row: ADELHEID H. PRICE: Commercial Foods, Job Relalionsg Senior Class Ad- visor- Hobbies-Bridge, Collecting Phonograph Records, Knitting, Concor- dia College, Universify of Minnesofa. JAMES D. PYLE: Basic and Advanced Tailoring, Coordinafor, Needle Trades, Hobbies-Phofography, Universify of Cincinnafi. JOHN C. ROMAN: Coordinator of Curriculum, Hobbies-Sports, Universify of Piflsburgh, Universify of Cincinnafi, THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHO0L FACULTY LARRY ROSENBAUM: Typing, J.H.S. Baslreiball Coach, Hobbies-Ohio Valley Baskelball Referee, Golf, Fishing, Universify of Cincinnati. CLARA A. F. SAGMASTER: English, Social Studies, J. H. S., Hobbies- Travel, Universify of Cincinnari. Fourih Row: CHARLES SALIE: Economics, World Hisfory, Business Advisor, PENDULUMQ Hobbies-Swimming, Recreafional Work, Universily of Cincinnaii, Ohio Sfale University. HOWARD L. SAMS: General Science, Hobbies-Caiile Breeding, Wilming- ion College, Ohio Slale Universify, Universily of Cincinnati, Miami Univer- sify. ROBERT SARSFIELD: Physical Educafion, Hobbies-Gymnastics, Painiing, Riding, Universily of Cincinnali. FRED W. SCHAEPERKLAUS: Mechanical Drawing, Hobbies-Gardening, Shop, Universify of Cincinnafi. WILLIAM SCHATZ: Machine Shop, Mefal Laboralory, Hobbies-Phoiogra- phy, Ohio Sfale Universify, Universiiy of Cincinnati. ' .N I 5 i ,V l IJ' I J Gii-4-aff 'H P H Q...-. ii I iif' R A iii jf N 1. '-'- W 'v . 2 K rig,-5 'fi , Mr. John Roman, coordinalor of curriculum, pauses before resuming his deslr worlr. Firsl Row: CARL J, SCHMIDT: Physical Educalion: Alhlelic Direclor, Sladium Man- ager: Hobbies-Fishing, Hunfing, Wood Working, Gardening, Home Re- pairs: Cenlral Normal College, Wisconsin Universily: Indiana Universily, MILDRED E. SCHOPMEYER: Shorfhand, Transcripfion, Business Mafhemafics, Typing: Hobbies-Travel, Movies, Reading: Alhenaeum of Ohio, Universily ol Cincinnafi. NICHOLAS SHUNDICH: American Hislory, Job Relalions: Hobbies-Fooh ball, Baskelball, Trumpef, Vocal Music: Universily of Cincinnali. MARTIN SIEGEL: American Hisfory, World Geography: Hobbies-Reading, Sporls, Travel, Gardening: Universily of Cincinnafi. EDWARD T. SIMMERMON: World Hislory, World Geography: Chairman, Ticker Sale, Variely Show: Hobbies-Bowling, Fishing, Golf, Hunling: Mari- alla College, Miami Universily, University of Cincinnali. N5 -IO K 'R ,fl- 'QL A E 4 ai? Second Row: HERBERT W. SIMPKINS: Basic Engines, Advanced Avialion Engines: Co- sponsor Aero-Radio Club: Hobbies-Fishing, Hunling, Swimming, Flying, Radio: Universily of Cincinnafi. IRENE G. SMITH: English: Advisor, Senior Classy Hobbies-Alhlelics, Music: Cedarville College, Ohio Slale Universify, Columbia University, Universiiy of Cincinnali. ORA E, SMITH: Economic Relafions: Hobbies-Reading, Graphic Arfs, His- lory: Wilminglon College, Ohio Slale Universiiy, Universily of Cincinnati. GEORGE G, SNIDER: General Science, Physics: Hobbies-Farming: Univer- sify of Cincinnali, Columbia Universify, R. OWEN SOFKO: English: Hobbies-Fishing: Aulomobile Travel, Phoio- graphy: Ohio Slale Universify, Universily of Cincinnali. Third Row: ROY SOMMERLAD: Eleclrical Shop, Mafhemalics, Direclor of Flag Presenia- flon, Science: Hobbies-Travel, Roller Skaling, Camping: Moniana Siafe College, University of Kenfucky, Universify of Cincinnaii, MARY V. SPIKER: Merchandise Analysis, Job Relalions: Hobbies-Traveling, Theatre, Reading: Ohio Wesleyan Universily, University of Piflsburgh. ROBERTA STAGGE: Physical Educalion, Heallhg Sponsor, GAA: Hobbies- Music: Universily of Cincinnali, Universify of Michigan, ORVILLE E, STIFEL: Basic and Advanced Sheel Melal Shop: Universify of Cincinnali. DOROTHY STRENG: Typing: Hobbies-Travel, Pholography, Bridge, Garden- ing: Universily of Cincinnafi. Fourfh Row: CARL E. SULEK: Bookkeeping, Business Arifhmeiic: Hobbies-Bowling, Do- if-yourself: Universily of Cincinnali, Ohio Sfale Universiiy. CATHERINE TEMPLETON: English, Business English: Sponsor, Cenfral Book Guild: Hobbies-Thealre, T.V., Gardening, Cooking, Reading, Travel: Xavier Universify, Universily of Cincinnali, ORVILLE H. TENHUNFELD: Aulomolive Service: Hobbies-Boaling, Fishing, Swimming, Hunfing: Universiiy of Cincinnali. CAROUE TOWN: Basic Dressmaking Trade Embroidery: Sponsor, Junior Red Cross: Hobbies-Sewing, Reading, Travel: Monlana Slale College, CLYDE A. TUXWORTH: Basic Eleclricilyg Hobbies-Golf, Model Railroads: Universily of Cincinnali. S . s if is X x XX fs Ne N., gi 'Q v i + X 4 I' F First Row: HELEN A, TWOMEY: English, Hobbies-Sewing, Reading, Gardening, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, Xavier University, CLIFFORD E. VATH: Advanced Wood Shop, Related Wood Math, Basic Wood Shop, Hobbies-Travel, Camping, Photography, Boy Scouts, Rocks and Minerals, University of Cincinnati College of Applied Arts. MONICA VIERLING: World History, World Geography, Hobbies-Garden- ing, Ohio State University. WILLIAM M. WAGNER: Mechanical Drawing: Miami University, University of Wisconsin. EDITH A. WARNER: Foods, Hobbies-Gardening, Bowling, Sewing, Read- ing, Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati. Second Row: HOWARD WESLEY: Oxy-Acetylene, Electric Welding, Mathematics: Hob- bies-Travel, Fishing, University of Cincinnati. ROBERT B. WHEELER: Instrumental Music, Director, Band, Variety Show, University of Cincinnati, Conservatory of Music. JOHN V. WHITAKER: Speech It Hearing.Therapyg Indiana State Teachers College, Ohio State University, Xavier University. GEORGE W. WINTER: Basic Engines, Related Mathematics, Related Science, Automotive: Hobbies-Marine Activities, University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University, Washington State University, CHARLES WINTERS: Basic Engines: Hobbies-Boating, Fishing, Racing, Ohio State College, University of Cincinnati. THE CENTRAL HIGH SCH00l FACULTY Third Row: STELLA WOLIVER: Social Studies: Chairman, Professional Activities at Cen- tral, City Wide Civics Curricular Committee, Hobbies-Reading, Sports, Concerts, Plays, Dancing, Traveling, University ot Cincinnati, University ol Chicago. P. V. WOOLLEY: Mathematics, University of Cincinnati. FRED T. YEAGER: Physical Education: Director, Varsity Football, Hobbies- Fishing, Wood Working, University ot Cincinnati, IMMANUEL J. ZIEGLER: Mathematics, Hobbies-Bowling, Water Sports, I A Y Y Nw ., Y' .- Universty of Cincinnati. sg f sr ,t -4 N'.J S s 1' 4 4: Q vffll.. fm' , iff? J if ,JZ 4 '.As,:L, :N 'f' f' . 1 ri, ! 'TM R 1 1 - -In 'J 'X fk!-1, df 5,5 g.., fi!! Hf1fQf 'LX M., Q x, SUZE pgs M C H Ngcog H 5LP 5-........,,M as , ., KX . ,fvfggffsf ww' ,bi my K ' Q 5 .5 fin Q ,Qz 4 A . -. my A S3 4 Ea 4' NOX-fc NAC' O X Y I 1 I s . w5N . -,X,w.::- 3 Q N Y W ' Ja, New A-ix IU' MRS. BETTY WRIGHT Sscreiary in Charge Mis Margie Schamer Mrs Irma Merile, and Miss RuTh Woolley. Few would argue The TacT ThaT CenTral T-ligh Schools secreTarial sTaTT does one OT The mosT eTTi- cienT jobs oT iTs lcind anywhere, The spiriT OT Triendli- ness and cooperaTion wiTh which each member approaches her job is one oT The mosT graTiTying experiences any sTudenT or Teacher can have in The CenTral Tamily. Mrs. BeTTy WrighT, secreTary To Mr. Tower, sees ThaT all secreTarial TuncTions are well coordinaTed. Mrs. Jo Ann lProTTiTTl CundiTT, Mrs. Lape's secreTary, mainTains order in The chaoTic iob of handling sTudenTs' records, while Mrs. lrma Mer- lcle, Mr, Peirano's secreTary, handles The myriad OT deTails connecTed wiTh The TuncTioning oT The sTaTl and building, Miss JaneT Kolde, secreTary To The coordinaTor keeps The aTTairs in order Tor The senior co-op sTu- denTs. The iob OT Mrs. Marian Schardine as secreTary To The counselors involves counTless conTacTs wiTh sTudenTs who aTTesT her helpTulness. AnoTher person in This caTegory is Miss Margie Schamer, aTTendance secreTary, who handles all class cuTs. Miss Marcella Prows assisTs boTh Mr. Roman and Mr. Lund in The many deTails oT Their oTTices. A special secreTary Tor The PracTical Nursing DeparTmenT is Miss Maureen Theslren, who compeTenTly perTorms The duTies oT This oTTice. Miss RuTh Woolley, our Tinancial secreTary, is responsible Tor The exacTing iob OT accounTing Tor every penny ThaT is oTTicially channelled Through CenTral l-ligh School, MISS JANET KOLDE Secrefary for The Coordinators. 30 www, van-angin-a, sw Miss Maureen Thesien, Secrefary for Pracfical Nursing Deparfmenf. Miss Marcella Prows, Mrs. Jo Ann Cundiff, and Mrs. Marian Schardine. SECRETARIAL STAFF Joan Edeler and Sue Holland, senior co-op sfudenfs, oper- are fhe swifchboard. 6 1 ii ' 0 baring' lif the wine tba! warm! the of Cezztml 33 W , pe n u um VY i'-' 'XL .Kuna den candor e e o ' one ion!-nlne sevenkh avenue. north ' ncshvkhe, lennessee Phono Chapel 2-5683 Mn-ll l, l951 hr. Mace Suatlce Central high School Clnclnnatl, Ohio Bear Mr. Sustlces 'thank you for the opportunity of judglng the top five YWBUWN Beauties. ' lt was a difficult choice to make, and after much looking, l have selected them in the following, order: l. Kathy Bojar - YW-BULB! QU?-D1 '2.. Matilda Bathaqay - Beauty 3. Betty Allen - Beauty 4. alice Ryan - Beauty 5. Bona Asher - Beauty The favorites in alphabetical order are: Betty Btherlngton Betty Hoff Donna Patrick 3ulla Yetvoyltch Gloria Stewart To all contestants lu the PQXDBDBM Beauties Con- test, and to the students at Central high School, may 1 send may sincerest heat wishes. Very truly yours, THE 5100106 0? 'QIMDB1 S. YABRY Walden 5. Yak-fy 'vlSh3p JK ati, goin J? Yu Wiu Wvafifcla .iladaway B E A U T Y BEA u T Y Liu, ,WA ,440 1Q,,.,, sfnurv B E A U T Y my lgoma .Alder MISS BETTY ETHERINGTON MISS DONNA PATRICK MISS BETTY HOFF MISS JULIA PETROVITCH THE FIIVURITES MISS GLORIA STEWART S. mf excellent fezc1'lz't1'eJf0r leelming bolster S my at Central 1 1 ' 'f ',!!,f. , f',,.j ,' 1: ,, ,wi 341. V177 ' ' up tx --4 .g1.. , , ,- W W. , ,Qzg i 'ff QFNkyE.W2 Aer' 'i5!fA:jEfff'f NKWH ' ,5fff?fffff'- xf5XX :xnxx ,Y gg!! L. MW. M R . 1 , 'rljflfhfllf 1-HJ , , 1, 1 I Qxxmi-REX 4 ZLHIISQ - f f ff , 'ft I ff, Ulf, 'g!.. I ,,,-- ,-ns..w-A 1 1 I ,, , X2 W, .-'Q '-...N i 'Q' g X qbifd 'L Q IQQX I xx., 1' 'a .A V 'ww Mt,- 'Nu .Win ,S A -,MKFH-Q yffu? ' ,, nn Writ fx 4 ly -funny X .fn ff: Yf- SY . 3 3 xy was ALLIED CUNSTRIICT In CincinnaTi The Allied ConsTrucTion indusTry is a Thriving parT of our local business. lTs oloiecT is To Train sTudenTs in The Tield of millroom pracTice, paT- Ternmalcing, caloineT malcing, and carpenTry. AT The presenT Time There are Three shops: one basic shop, one paTTern shop, and one advanced shop. During The basic shop Training period, CenTral High School sTudenTs are TaughT The TundamenTals oT The woodworking Trades. In The elevenTh grade The sTudenTs specialize in one oT The above-menTioned Tields. While in The TwelTTh grade, The boys co-op in The local consTrucTion and allied indusTries in Cin- cinnaTi. ATTer graduaTion some of These sTudenTs will remain aT Their jobs. Some oT The sTudenTs' employers are graduaTes OT CenTral. OPPOSITE PAGE: George Young examines a finished TruiT bowl as Willie Sykes roughs out The shape of a bowl between cenTers of The lafhe. Mr. Bar+els shows Ron Larkin how To rip Tenons in woodshop. Mr. Kinne's basic woodworking class learns necessary fundamenfals. tv W f I , Qi 52 . QT A 1 . gnu, 1 ay .gif ,K X11 1 Q in A ff 3 4 42 4 ,El f y A -gi f 1? , .W ,- ,A Q' 'Nu-, 4 ' 1' Q , tiff .1 5 5 A Q 1- ig 4 J Z fy I Af' 'V 44: ft My , iffv i I N X an -f' 5 My-. if ,A 1 Mr, Winlers inslrucls James Lovifl' and Tony Devenporl on lhe lesling of luel lines. Roberl Calhoun, Sam Massengale and John Smilh fest brake horse- power on a DJXB Hercules diesel engine. The course ol sludy lor lhe Aulomolive Deparlmenl was planned lo provide lhe background lor a wide variely ol possible lypes of employmenl in lhe aulomolive induslry such as aulo mechanic, body repair mechanic, paris and accessories clerk, aulo salesman, elc. While sludenls are required lo familiarize lhemselves wilh all phases ol lhe induslry, some specializalion is encouraged parlicularly if lhe sludenl' has demonslraled a special aplilude lor lhe work. Approximalely one hundred sludenls regisfer in 'rheir junior year lor 'rhe Aulomolive Deparlmenl. The Cincinf nali Aulomobile Dealers' Associalion has been exceed- ingly cooperalive in encouraging ils members 'ro give our sludenls on-lhe-job lraining during lheir senior year. Each year The C.A.D.A. has generously awarded lhree valuable prizes ol 'l'OOl seis lor lhe lhree lop aulomolive sludenls, lvlosl Cenlral sludenls in The aulomolive field have had al leasl' one semes'rer's work in inlernal combuslion engines during lhe ninlh or 'renlh year, before enlering 'rhe deparlmenl in lheir iunior year. ln 'rhe eleventh and lwellfh years lhe courses are aulomalically prescribed wilh lhe sludenl being placed in one ol lhe shops ol lhe various dealers, independenl garage operalors, service slalions, or paris deparlmenls. Co-ops earn approximalely S35 per week. T AVIATIUN As in oTher deparTmenTs, sTudenTs of The AviaTion DeparT- menT coeop in The TwelTTh year. The aviaTion sciences are a criTical parT oT The Training in This deparTmenT, and The in- sTrucTion is carried on by licensed insTucTors. AlThough TlighT Training is noT a parT of our curriculum, many sTudenTs enTer This phase OT The indusTry. lnsTrucTors in The AviaTion DeparTmenT musT hold CerTiTi- calcu ol Proficiency lissued by The Federal GovernmenTl in Their subiecT in addiTion To The regular Teacher's cerTiTicaTe. The sTudenT receives his Technical Training and pracTice in skills Through specially-equipped laboraTories and shops, To add realism and provide broader in-school experience, The boys mainTain a Tlyable airplane and operaTe a radio sTaTion Through The Aero-Radio Club. Because oT The highly Technical naTure oT aviaTion, The edu- cafional baclcground OT The sTudenTs OT This deparTmenT musT be based principally upon science, maThernaTics, and The Technical inTormaTion relaTing To This Tield. ln addiTion To pure mechanical know-how, The graduaTe oT This deparTmenT, in order To successTully masTer his Trade, musT have a working knowledge of aerodynarnics, meTeorology, and power plant principles. GraduaTes oT The CenTral AviaTion DeparTmenT are employed in rnosT oT The local airporTs. ParTs of an aircrafT engine are inspecTed by Thomas Braumn, Ron- ald Brady, and Bill Klayer in avi.-:Tien class. Al WHT insTalls fuel lines on a J-33 ief engine if I ii his A. . JR ALL ArT sTuclenTs complefe Their ChrisTmas display window in Tronf hall. CUMMERCIAI. ART A new addiTion To The curriculum aT CenTral is The ArT program. Under This new program sTudenTs may elecT a Three-hour arT shop in Their junior and senior year. In This shop will be done The arT producTion jobs such as posTers, murals, bill-board signs, and sill: screen worlc. Thus, sTudenTs will learn These slcills demanded in The commercial arT Tield by acTually doing relaTed producTion, Such well known iTems as The SweeThearT Dance Table decoraTions and The J-Day place maTs were sillc-screened by These sTu- denTs. EquipmenT in This new shop already includes a screen process press, a cuT awl, a sign machine and an enameling kiln. NexT year more exTensive worlc will be done wiTh indusTrial applicaTions oT ceramics and enameling. Under The direcTion oT Mr. ETling and Mrs. MaiThre all OT The aTTracTive display cases in The school are lcepT currenT and colorTul, An exTensive picTure morgue is lcepT Tor This purpose. STudenTs in Mr. E+Iing's commercial arT class puT finishing Touches on The frieze They have prepared Tor The library. T TVTTN A N7-w ' if 16 gf sk! ff Matilda Hafhaway operafeg fha Naiional Posfing Machine in H16 bookkeeping course. 50 INESS EDIICATIUN Joan Edeler and Carol Middendorf operafe ihe Compfomefer, a vifal parf of fhe business educalion program. Cenlrals Commercial Deparlmenr provides a specialized educalion for girls and boys who wish 'ro prepare for employmenl in lhe many business offices of lhe cily. All lhe subiecls offered are of accredired senior high school level. Pupils musl meel 'rhese qualifica- lions 'ro obfain lhe 'rype of educalion required by business: inlelligence, physical filness, heallh, ape pearance, and personalily. They receive fraining for oblaining business iobs in lhe fields of bookkeeping, general clerical, and secrelarial courses. Srudenls in lhis deparlmenl co- op in lhe senior year. Modern up-ro-dale office equipmenf is used in 'rhis deparlmenl. A parlial lisl' of 'rhe machines used En The insfruclion of pupils for fulure iobs is as fol- lows: Calcularing and Burroughs Adding Machines, Viclor Adding-Lisling and Folding Machines, Mon- roe Calculalors, Marchanl Calculalors. Compleme- fers, Bookkeeping Addressographs, Dicfaphones, Ediphones, Eleclric Typewrilers, Grapholype, Vari- Types, Mimeographs, Mulligraphs, Mulrililhs, Sun- slrands and Telephone Swifchboards. Sfudenfs in secreiarial course transcribe from 'lheir nofes and The dicfaphone. 'HH nlli ' 4 Y 'W 3 Q,-sf ,x ' 1 Q 91 4 sa X ls: Q i NX 4' i + Q Q Mr. Sommerlad observes Sam Cullum and Ralph Dish worlfng on an open core Transformer. The Elecirical Deparimeni has one main obiecfive-io irain high school pupils so Thai They may enier +he various branches of 'rhe elecirial indusiry. This Training shall include The abiliiy fo recognize The various common uniis used in This field, The developmeni of 'rhe acce-pied basic skills, The manner in which ihe uniis are consirucied, and how and why fhe apparaius will perform when used separaiely or in combinaiion during operaiion. lnsfallaiion, mainienance, rnanuiaciuring, and consiruc- lion are concerned wiih 'fhis 'rype of employmeni. Con- 'rinued employmeni in any one oi The above divisions will lead To a highly skilled and specialized worlcrnan, happy in The elecirical iield. ln fhe iweliih grade, sludenis co-op in some branch oi The elecfrical field. Twelve crediis are needed before a boy may siari co-oping. Some boys coniinue on 'their iob aiier graduaiion. Mr. Hoffman aids his siudenis in fes+ing radio receivers 53 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIDN DEPARTMENT AT CenTral The DisTribuTive EducaTion DeparTrnenT Trains iTs sTudenTs Tor refailing and indusTrial selling jobs. The skills learned by The sTudenTs are: adverTis- ing, cashier, wrapping, display, marking, shipping, selling, and personnel. These skills are learned in classes oT merchandise inTormaTion, reTailing, salesrnanship, analysis, and display arT. STudenTs handle The displays as parT oT display arf Tor The school. ln The elevenTh grade reTailing sTudenTs operaTe The sTudenT sTore. Here They receive basic Training in selling CenTral sTudenTs school supplies and oTher Things. DisTribuTive EducaTion sTudenTs in The TwelTTh grade, co-op in specialTy and deparTmenT sTores in jobs which are TiTTed To Their abiliTy. The require- menTs a sTudenT musT meeT are: a good personaliTy and characTer, a general educaTional background, plum The reTail skill. ReTailing oTTers promoTional opporTuniTies To The well qualiTied in execuTive iobs oT buying, adverTis- ing, and display. For Merchandising Analysis class sTudenTs presanf a demon- sfrafion sale. Miss Lipslry inslrucfs foods class in The locafion and selecfion of various cuTs of meaf. Carole Konrad mixes a cake in commercial foods course. 55 00MMEROIAl F0008 The Commercial Foods program has The newesT shop al' CenTral l-ligh School. The program is seT up To Train sTudenTs in various phases oT The Tood service Trade, wiTh special emphases on cooking and baking. The Tood is prepared in large quanTiTies so The sTudenT geTs a True picTure oT whaT Tood service work is like, This Tood is served in The sTudenT lunchroom or To special groups. A wide selecTior1 in Types oT work is oTTered. This program is organized To prepare sTudenTs Tor The kind oT commercial Tood service ThaT They are infer- esTed in. Co-op sTudenTs are employed in bake shops, Tea rooms, hospiTal caTeTerias, and oTher eaTing esTablishmenTs Through- ouT The ciTy. This year we were hosTs OT The STewards' and CaTerers' AssociaTion meeTing, which was held in November. Mr. Burkhardf shows Lenny Orme how fo p'ace spol sheef in the veriical press. Ninfh and fenfh grade sludenfs learn fo mas- fer the fundamentals of hand composifion. GRAPHIC ARTS Among 'rhe many fields which are ohfered al Cenfral High School is fhaf of Graphic Aris. In fhis deparlmenf sfudenfs are frained in such areas as: elemenlary hand composilion, elemen- lary pressworlc, advanced hand composilion, ad- vanced pressworlc, bindery, monoiype lceyboard and casler operafion, linolype operafion, and phofolifhography. When lhese sfudenls are in Their senior year +hey are placed on co-op jobs in fhe various prinf shops in The Greafer Cincinnali area. The fweniy- seven employers who are helping +o lrain our lorly-seven prinling seniors fhis year may be as- sured lhal lhese sfudenls are well prepared for lheir jobs because They are under fhe guidance of feachers who are wellfqualified cralfsmen in lheir fields. ' if 5 L ,S - 4 4 . . K R ,N 4. X, i 1 'Kr 1 , Q. f i ' . 2 w:E X' K 1 3- 1 SN . -fi A A t 'a V. fm Ru ik' f . My if .K f Ui' 43 A wc r Q57 I A - 8 5 ,em f ,, xp :-. .2 R SQ .Y in VL M , Y Q, N7 i : Y Q -A52 . 1 5 2 Q, , f'j5hT1l 'LK . M A 3 , W fag- ' '. W W ai nw ' 4 J, 1 I pt. V: 1 'K N as ' x if Hi, ,KW ag ffe'W f- I J 1 Q an nz. my , was 9- :Q ff . A ,,,n ,W Q -I V W W, . f ,Xxx U -fn N 'tr' wr Q f . S 1 i . IQ 3. X ,. 'Q J Q .',1 W X V N P 'ww W' xl, e 3' 'Q ' I - ff Ann Schirmer work SOI1 . 6 5 fm . 5-Nxt QQES5-r I x ,xv Jigga mx? f X x N 0-and M' 'A' ,Sig AM KX 'M M gf ' X x i. 1 S Q M Q f SIM- 6 52 Q'iXvx Y x X. jim, Qin-ya 'X f 0 her sewing proiecf, a pair of paiamas. 58 NEEDLE TRADES Tailoring, Trade embroidery, power sewing, and dressmalc- ing are oTTered by The Needle Trades DeparTmenT. In addi- Tion To These Tour specialized Tields, a sTudenT can also learn how To spoT and press men's and womens garrnenTs, malce alTernaTions and repairs, and learn rneThods oT prop- erly marlcing garmenTs To be cleaned. The sTudenTs have The opporTuniTy To use The mosT mod- ern and up-To-daTe equipment They are also TaughT The mosT modern meThods oT sewing. A Tour year Training period is oTTered in These Tields, wiTh sTudenTs co-oping in CincinnaTi's garnnenT and dry cleaning esTablishmenTs in Their senior year, During school, They have The honor oT malcing cosTurnes Tor The Cer1Tral High School VarieTy Show, The Spring Play, and oTher dramaTiC and sTage pro- ducTions. Tailoring sTudenTs demonsTraTe drafTing a paHern, marking in a pair of Trousers, and making alferafions. Many girls are able To operaTe machines simulhneously in This power sewing class J 59 if 1 4 F -4- -- F Q , Li' K . 1' . it? J 15 . ? W1 ,- ,Z t C L-L .,..--- .,ol. X Ak, N .KX X Xwiiii SS Ni 1+ Nw x: gk .X . 1 Q x Q51 SI I Q X .'-- Q X s E E S X N xg ww 'X , Q f iw f ' ' , , Af-W-no - X22 . f ,rm , , . H , M v X ,Z ' 2 -fp i, ' X 4 l it X ' Q Q L 19 5 5 ffffx. ? S xl X .lk ' K Q I f ff ----R3 J X I! . Ni ' M 'X 2 M f , Q f 'Q 4 5. , . , k X X' 1 I 4 5 K, f. I K fx I, . - Q kf. A 1 'fjf METAL TRADES The Me-Tal Trades DeparTmenT aT CenTral l-ligh School oTTers Training in Basic Machine Shop, AceTylene and Elec- Trical Welding. Some OT The slcills The sTudenTs are TaughT are milling, laThe, and coning operaTion, welding and operaTion oT a cylindrical grinder. The sTudenTs receive Thorough Training under The guidance oT insTrucTors who have had a baclcground oT indusTrial experience. CenTral granTs one years crediT Tor sTudenTs' apprenTiceship Train- ing. As well as being basic shops, SheeT lvleTal Shop and Welding Shop may be elecTed as advanced courses in The elevenTh and TwelTTh grades. Trainees in The Two Tields are very much in demand, and Thus They can obTain proTiTable iobs aTTer graduaTion. KenneTh Jordan uses sheeT meTal forming rolls while Dennis Maddoclr uses sheel meTal circle cuTTing rofary shears. Using oxy-aceTyfene welding Torch, Stanley Henn builds a proiecficn Table. 4- ,, v if s X xy ii ,lui x . :'::QI. G . x . N X gi .... t X ix xg 34 N ru ,Q ...- , 7 1 JM if 8 's W l . W., Gr ' , , W , gf A - 1 W XR fi Q ,Mm Q , 2,4 ,3 W4 he Or Y 4115 J. rx Q Q ws TECHNICAL TRAINING The Technical Program in grades l I and I2 is designed Tor pupils who wish To prepare Tor enTrance inTo engineer- ing collges or Technical schools, or who wish To prepare Tor Technical jobs aTTer graduaTion. Technical pupils may choose Trom The Tollowing group: Applied ChemisTry, Elec- Trical Technology, and Commercial and lndusTrial Design. IT is noT The purpose OT The Technical Program To Train specialisTs in any one oT The above areas, louT To provide a broad preview oT several. The chemical, elecTrical, and mechanical laboraTories will provide The pre-engineering pupil wiTh valuable exploraTory experience as well as suTTi- cienT Technical lcnowledge Tor employment should he choose To gef a iob raTher Than To go To college. The laboraTories will provide Tor growTh and develop- rnenT oT lcnowledge Through experimenTal and demonsTra- Tion meThods. All or mosT oT The problems, processes, dem- onsTraTions, eTc., will be drawn Trom The laboraTories and shops OT local indusTry. This program provides mosT oT The necessary admission requiremenTs Tor engineering colleges in The UniTed STaTes. Since some colleges require a Toreign language, sTudenTs can go To summer school Tor This aT one OT The comprehen- sive high schools. OPPOSITE PAGE: Physics sTu- denfs in Mr. Lalley's class visually show The radioacfive counl wifh an oscilloscope. Physics class discuss The sfudy of lighf Through prisms wifh aid of HarTl opTical disk. In The Technical chemisfry class Tom Bradford and Joyce Cooley use The analyiical balance and The eIecTrophoTomeler respocfivoly. 63 ...Awww v K M,',.,,kW..,X,. wwwnwNW' WEN Q- ' N' F' GENERAL SUBIECTS Mr. Mayer explains phololropism io sludenls of his science class. OPPOSITE PAGE: For serious. quief sfudy many sfudenls seek ou? Cenfral's inviting library. Mr. Schaeperlrlaus helps Slanley Willrymacky wilh a diffi- cull problem in mechanical drawing. The general subiecis curriculum which musl be considered noi only as a supplemeni lo lhe voca- lional lraining ol lhe individual, bul also lhe core ol his social educalionl is designed lo prepare ihe slu- denl lo lake his place as a responsible member of our democraiic sociely. In addilion lo economic sell- suhficiency, lhe program provides for The moral and social aspecls oi living as well. ,, Social dances and a wide variely of clubs, includ- ing riile, bowling, and many oiher specialized inler- esl organizalions round oul a lull social program. Sevenleen unils, including one-hali unil in physical educalion and one-half unil in heallh, are required for gradualion. 65 GENERAL SUBIE Ruth Demmons explains fhe form of a leHer of inquiry fo Miss Temple1'on's Business Enqlish Il class. Dramalics, choral music, inf,lrumen'ral music, job relalionu, iournaliam, speech, mechanical drawing, and arlu have berome lwo-and one-hall hour courses. Speakcern, arfiuls, and olher suilable assembly prof qrannf, are wchecluled lhrouqhoul The year. For all boyz and qirl-, inle-reeled in afhlelics, lhe opporfunily lo parlicipale in a lull range ol sporls is open 'ro all fhrouqh an infra-mural program and The regular inler-school compelilion. The youfhful Cenlral qraduale can qo oul inlo lhe world of reality wilh a leelinq ol confidence and uecurily in lhe lcnowledqe lhal he has been equipped wilh lundamenlalf, from which characler, personal happiness, umelulnesr, lo lhe communily, and inde- pendence can be built, f' OPPOSITE PAGE: Jim Bagby examines a cross seclion of a leaf in biology class Sfudenis in Mr. Erlel's ad class work on iheur various proiecls. .fy A ,,-: ,asuvv .., 'ma M- K. Q x xx One oT The mosT imporTanT Tields in which CenTral l-ligh School sTudenTs are Trained is The Tield oT PracTical Nursing. Their program conTinues for Twelve monThs. They sTarT Their Training in The lab- oraTory and classroom here aT CenTral. The classroom Training consisTs oT insTrucTion in body sTrucTure, personal and vocaTional relaTionships, and nuTriTion arTs. The sTudenTs pracTice The basic nursing arTs and dieT Therapy in Their correlaTed laboraTories. Their nexT eighT monThs oT Training are spenT in hospiTals. There are Tive hospiTals in The CincinnaTi area which provide The sTudenTs wiTh a mairiTenance allowance. Classes are enrolled Three Times a year. Any high school girl who compIeTes her iunior year and meeTs The qualiTicaTions may Take The PracTical Nursing course in her senior year, because iT is evaluaTed on a Tour year elecTive basis. Any girl who does choose This program as her senior year is eligible To graduaTe wiTh her class boTh as a regular senior and as a qraduaTe pracTical nurse. 68 wp., 'H-215. PRACTICAL NURSING Helen TalboT is shown assembling a Tray for A.M. care in pracTical nursing class. Emma Thomas, Essio McGee and Mary Hill prac- Tice Talring a blood pressure. HEALTH Dr. Floyd Cecil checks hearing of sfuclenf. SERVICES School nurse, Mrs. Sara Mclnfyre, checks her records. A wide range of physical and menial healih services are provided lhroughoul lhe Cincinnaii Public Schools. Many of These services are available al Cenlral High School. Through 'rhe Cincinnaii Heallh Deparl- meni, each siudenl in lhe fenih grade re- ceives a cornplefe physical examinaiion in- cluding chesl X-ray, serological +es+, vision, hearing, and denial examinafions. When, for any reason, lhe examinalions are missed during 'rhe +en'rh year, physical filness examinaiions are provided for slu- denls when ihey begin new jobs afler graduaiion. lvlenfal healfh is anolher greal concern 'ro 'rhe Cincinnafi Public Schools. Sludenis wirh hearing, visual, or speech defecfs may en- roll in classes 'ro overcome or 'ro arresf lhe defect A broad 'resling program provides dala aboul Jrhe sludenls' general abilify and academic achievement 5 1. ti. 5 Q ' 0 Ilya of Central burn! brzglyleft at game time 71 Loft fo Right Coaches Roy Lagaly, Fred Yeager, James Clark, Tony Chiodi, David Daniel, and Irvin Kuehn. Our experl' coaching sraff al Cenlral is under ihe able direclion of Mr, Carl J. Schmidf, who is sladiurn manager as well. The coaches serving under Mr. Schmidl for lhis yearare: Mr. Fred T. Yeager, fhe varsily foorloall coach and The freshman baslceiball coach. Mr. James Clark, clireclor of The varsily baielbah squad and ihe Heshman foo+baH squad. Mr. Irvin Kuehn, coach for bolh varsily and junior high lraclc leam. Mr. Anlhony Chiodi, fhis year's assisianf vardly foo+baH coach and basebaHlnen+on Mr. Roberl Sarsfield, coach of 'rhe cham- pionship gym +eam and organizer of all infra- mumlcompehnom Mr. Roy Lagaly, doubles This year as swim- ming coach and assislam' fraclc coach. Mr. David Kemp, ihe sponsor of 'lhe bowling 'loam for CHS. Mr. David Daniel, coach for bo+h lhe cross counlr squad and lhe reserve baske+baH Y squad. THE COACHES 0F 195657 PRESTON TAYLOR Firsl Row, Lefl lo Righf: C. Roberfs, A. Warren, P. Taylor, B. Clarke, J. Brunner, E. Larry, D. Waldo, T. Rarlifl. Second Row: J. Reed, J Wheldon, R. Colwell, F. Lenser, A. Bradford, R. Phillips, B. Tillei, J. Seymour. Third Row: J. Owens, T. Sharp, P. Callif, G. Young, A. Shipley R. Cover+, T. Bradford, R. Hill. Fourfh Row: K. Brabencler, B. Hemming, H. Phillips, C. Sianley, D. Dase, D. Gardner, H. Bunk. Fifth Row: A. Chiodi, Assf. Foo+ball Coach, F. Yeager, Head Coach, V. Slu+er, L. Almon, R. Calhoun. VARSITY FO0TBALL SQUAD 73 CLARENCE ROBERTS PRESTON TAYLOR TOM RATLIFF ERNEST LARRY RON COLWELL RAY PHILLIPS FRED LENSER ART BRADFORD JACK BRUNNER DICK WALDO BILL CLARKE AL WARREN SENIOR GRIDIRUN STARS 0F 1957 74 CenTral was sTrong boTh oTTensively and deTen- sively, buT The Team was a biT nervous aT TirsT. ATTer seTTling down The KnighTs played a very good game. Deifensively, The KnighTs had II4 poinTs scored againsT Them, while oTTensively They scored 25I poinTs. The ouTsTariding scorers Tor CenTral were: Camp, Taylor, Warren, l-l. Phillips, and Clarke. The players who will leave The sguad This year are: Dick Waldo, Bill Clarke, PresTon Taylor, Tom RaTliTT, Fred Lenser, Jack Brunner, ArT BradTord, John Camp, Clarence RoberTs, ErnesT Larry, Ron Colwell, and Ray Phillips. AlThough CenTral will miss These players very much, There will be promising sophomores and iuniors moving up To Take Their places nexT year. VARSITY FO0TBALL Cenfi-al's deTensive nit qeTs seT for Woodward Bulldogs' oTTensive . .W hal.. 'N Don Hill lumps To receive pass. approach. ll SpiriT and deTerminaTion char- 1 acTerized The IQS6 varsiTy TooTball ii Team. SpiriT is someThing inTangible ff ThaT is builT up in pracTice and dis- played when The chips are down. Since every Team we meT played ine spired TooTbali, The KnighTs' spiriT played a maior role in scoring Twice as many Times as They were scored upon. Helping To mainTain This spiriT aT The games were CenTral's energeTic cheerleaders. These girls spenT long hours drilling TogeTher in order To spark The enThusiasm oT The sTudenT body. Their eTTorTs in The pep as- semblies as well as on The Tield greaT4 ly added To The spiriT oT boTh sTu- denTs and players. it 75 . 21 51 'S . 1. x J , , 72 ' TQ: 'P fl' . aff- if f . L, 34 wwf 1 I , u ,zwzfw x ,A , JKQQJ LQ- ., :2+5g.gf f' I' 194 ,Q '34 A f V 6 gi? E ' X 5 , , 1 Q 240. Q x in 1 X ,f ...- NQV. 1. f . 4 ,f ' rf, x L , Y , 5 F' El x I, i f 4. V afefz, if ' r' 51 0 V 1 I iw' M A ' iid' , , ,iq T: 97' , J, ' V wiv-ln., , , E 4, ,W W YE www Q r Wy, I .- 4 r ', fi? .af .Y 1 , Z 4' Y' 'f' 'Q mf? 1' .Y 0.4- g I . , wi ' Q .V 1 .W 1 .3 gf ,5 -v 2 'f , f Nf fl' - X .W .. .f ,sw X if Avxf. mai X. 55 X gi if Qi S-: P +5 X 'N S x X was Q 1956 FUOTBALL SEASON RECORD Cenlral. , .257 Fairfield ... Cenfral, . . ,, 63 Purcell ,... Cenlral . 34: McNicholas .. Cenlral. ,. ,... 46: Taf+ ,,.,,, Cenlral .,., l3: Roger Bacon Ceniral, . , ,531 Hughes .,.,. Cenlral ..., O: Wes+ern Hills ........, 7 Played for P.H.S.L. Championship Cenfral ,,.,...... 257 Wilhrow ........,,... 28 Cenlral. ,, .., 363 Woodward .. .. Cenlral. . ..,, I3g Walnul Hills ... '.v .Q Cen+ral's varsily ioolball 'ream fared very well in lhe l956 loolball season. Cenfral came close fo win- ning lhe P.H.S.l.. championship, loul since I953 Cen- 'rral has had some bad breaks al crucial limes. The squad, under lhe coaching of Mr. Fred Yeager, placed second in Jrhe P.H.S.L. The record showed six wins and four losses. Cenlral, Hughes, and Weslern Hills were in a lhree way lie for firsl place as lhe Knighfs wen'r info lhe game wilh Hughes. Hughes was eliminaled from lhe race, as Cenlral oulscored Jrhe Big Reds 53-6. Now Cenlral was fied wilh Wesfern Hills for firsl place, wilh bolh leams winning Two league games. A fumble by Cenlral, helped 'ro deleal 'rhe Knighls. Allhough Jrhe Knighls losl lheir nexl +wo games, Jrhis rounded our a very good season. Bill Clarke runs ihe end-around play in The game wifh Woodward. 77 RESERVE FO0TBALl lhf: rrzmrvrvf: lorvlbrrll uqufid lhir. year framplelecl rl rrillrr-r rmfrr f,ffaf.rm. 'lhe recorcl shown one win frrrrl mix lr,i,r,rf,, Cer1lr'olO, Wc1or.lwfard-7 was lhe urrrrrw ol rho lirml ol lho squiirll-, frames. The only yirlory lhr: reneryes hfrri was over l-luqhes. The urrrrr: wrm Cerwirfrl 27, l luqhem-O. Aicier thi-, yiC lory lhe renervf- iefrm fell llai on Their lfrcea. lrhey lrrui rho noxl live qames lo Wiihrow I9-6, io llfrrnillrm I3 IQ, lo Wesiern l-lillr. 7-6, io Wfal mil Hill: I4 O, and io Tall 7-O. Abou? 20 beyv will move up lo lake lheir places on The varsily lreirm, These lnczym hnve inquired a year ol price luv. I-nowlffrlqe nol only from fheir own experi rzrrccf, hui irlmca from lhe reserve looibfill Coafh, lvlr. Jim Clrrrlc. Reserve Foofball: Firsf Row, Leif fo Riqhi: R. Seiler, J. Turner, R. Raines D. McCoy, B. Lindy, J. Halberf, M. Thomas, W. Bryanf, E. Seniors, E. Jones Second Row: P. Brien, M. White, H. Youngblood, A. Sfubs, B, Baker, D Hufchinson, C, Everhari, E. Lawson, D, Miller. Third Row: Mr, Clark, L Hodge, J. Jones, L Orme, C Reed, B. Casfleberry, M Zuriclr, B Evereh L. Cummings, D Carr. uf JKX. M s .Q Ly.: .1 in sfarfinq posifion, Fronf Row, Leff io Riqhi: D. Carr, M, Zurick, J. Halberf, R. Linde, B. Evers, M. Thomas, C. Reed, Bofiom Row: D. Hufchison, L, Hodge, L. Orme J. Jones. 78 FRESHMAN FUUTBALL CenTralls Treshman Team made a TirsT-raTe showing This year wiTh a record oT Tour wins and Two losses. Ge-Tf Ting oTT To a good sTarT, CenTral shellaclced PorTer 25fO, and quiclcly Tollowed This up wiTh a vicTory over WesTern Hills 20-0. ATTer such a good sTarT The KnighTs wenl inTo a slump, losing Their nexT Two games, They losT To WiThroiw T4-7, and Samuel Ach I9-O. AlThough These Two deTeaTs seT The KnighTs baclc, The Team never losT confidence. They proved This by winning Their nexT Two games. The boys deTeaTed Woodward 27-O, and Wal- nuT l-lills I9-O. Under The excellenT coaching OT lvlr. lrvin Kuehn, The Treshman sguad had a very successTul year. Freshman Foofball: Firsf Row, Leff To Righfz Freshman Foofball Coach, Mr l. Kuehn, R. Engelman, S. Brownlee, S. Sfrickland, C. Fuson, M. Davis, J Bihenhofer, E. Slanford, B. Bless, Manager. Second Row: C, Beard, J. Jan ssen, P. Blackwell, R, Henn, Wm. Harris, C. Sims, C. Williams, Third Row G. Wuerdeman, C, Heard, R. De Marcie, Wm, Palrnon, L. WhiTfleld, M Barber. FourTh Row: L. Wessell, B. Carrier, C. Schmidf, D. WelTon, E Anderson, B. Churchill, E. Herzog. Coach Irvin Kuehn discusses a play wiTh William PaTmon and Jim Bihenhofer. 79 Firsl Row, Lell lo Riqhf: Allon Balmer, Jack Henderson, Leroy Almon, James Hunl, Milchell McKinney. Second Row: Bill Sykes, James Hunl, Bill Clarke, Cferilr. Cfjllllf fxrrwlrf Crrmlr CiI'lllll cil'llll CQr:r1ll. C,f:rilvf C Cenlr rmlr, Bill Tilleh Coach James Clark. Norwoocil , Purcell . Willwrcuw . . Roger Bagon Wfilnul l-lllis Woodward . . Weixlern l-lills l'lUQl'lGH . . , Fnirlielfl . Sl, Xavier SEASON'S RECORD . . 73 Ce-rilral . . . . 64 Cenlrfal . . . . 68 Cenlml . . . . 65 Cerilrfal . . , . 74 Cerilml . . . 54 Cerilrnl . . . . 68 Cerilml . . . . 66 'Cenlrcal . 70 'Cenlral . 62 'lourri.imenl, 80 Willwrsow Tall . . . Wdlrvul Hills WoOclw.farcl l-liiqlwes . Weirlern l-lill Tall , , . l-liiqlwes . Miclcllelown A Q1 '51 RN 4 18 'P 3 5 si ziz. 1, ,: Wann' N !-LJIA5 gdizqa II vi , iii N! if VG vii 90 we , .. ig sum 'A wf Q 5 . 555' 1 S ' . j H33 P P Q5 Q19 4 3 Wi P lim ,Qi A ww af J 1:6 r 9 3 XBQ 3 11 Q-do f A--QAQ: 5,-Q 1 H sl- Row, Lell lo Riqhlg Dave Carr, Dennis Dase, Phil Calif, Bill Caslleberry, Eddie Jones, Jimmie Jones. Second Row: Earl Mann, Lenny Orme' Wm4 Gore, Ken Delarn, James Keyes, James Coslon, Waller Broqdon, and Mr. Daniel. Our freshman leam warms up before game lime. 82 RESERVE BASKETBALL The reserve baslcelball leam had a very good season. They are reserve champions wilh lilleen wins and lhree losses, Aller bealing Norwood 43 lo 4l, lhe Kniqhls won six slraighl. Aller dropping a game lo Weslern Hills, 50 lo 43, lhe reserves loolc lhe nexl lwo li-om l-luqhes and Fairlield, 34 lo 3l and 42 TO 22 respecl- ively, Sl. Xavier delealed lhe Knighls in lhe nexl game. Then lhe reserve squad loolc lhe nexl six games lrom lheir opponenls. They rounded oul lhe season by losing lo Tall 39 lo 33. lvlr. Daniel, who is lhe reserve Coach lor Cenlral, is a new member ol lhe Coaching slall. ll is hoped lhal he will slay and bring many more reserve leams lo championships. Top Row, Left ro Rlqhf: Andy Himmelspach, Ralph Hendricks, Donald Robin- son, Emmelf Roper, William Palman, Philip Jones. Coach Yeager, Boflom Row: Charles Heard, Larry Elsasser, Clarence Brooks, Barry Miller, Floyd Speighf, and Don Wellon lnol presenll. l 3 .., '72-nv? Some defensive praclice is done by The reserve squad. FRESIIMAN BASKETBALL The freshman baslcelball squad had a fairly good season. Coach Yeagers beginning bas' lceleers compiled a record ol nine wins and lhree losses. The season slarled wilh Cenlrals bearing Purcell by eighleen poinls. In The second game, Wilhrow beal Cenlral by lwo poinls, and in lhe lhird game Norwood beal us by one poinl. Afler lhis, The Knighls won live slraighl games, They beal Oyler, Bloom, l-lughes, Walnul l-lills, and Porler. In The nexl game againsl Weslern l-lills, Cenlral was delealed 37 lo 26. The Freshman rounded our The season by winning The nexl lwo games and losing The lasl one. They beal Wood- ward by 35 poinls, Colfer by 24 poinls, and were bealen by one poinl in lhe Cenlral vs. Ach game. Fiisl Row, Lefl lo Righl: Willie Blackwell, Marvin While, Lawyer Norlh, Ben Mclnlosh, Jim Coslon, Ray Wallon, Abe Crayon, Jim Spradlin, Clifford Welenkamp, John Turner, Mgr. Second Row: Bill Klayer, Thomas E. Sharp, John McKilric, George Parrish, Ray Phillips, Hurdie Phillips, Al Warren, Henry Youngblood, Charles Valenline, Rufus Crochran. Third Row: Bob Brown, Ernesf Jones, Bill Humming, Dan Sullivan, Paul Wood, Arl Slubbs, Fred Fox, Ron Coverf, Lewis Cummings, Earl Curry. Fourfh Row: Mr. Laqaly, Arl Coleman, Bill Edmundson, Bob Underwood, Bill Johnson, Thomas Monlag, Tom Farrell, Phil Bryanl, Len Orme, Jewel Whilfield, Bob Rains, Mr. Kuehn. Fiflh Row: Bob Evers, Dewey Johnson, Eliiah Colvard, John Camp, John King, Everelf Lawson, Bob Seniors Milch McKinney, Louis Roy, Jake Hilpolsleiner. Sixlh Row: Larry Hodge, Ted Bailey, Dennis Dase, Dick Bonnell, Marvin Thomas, William Gordon, Leroy Almon, Dave Carr, Frank Slinson, Bill McDaniel. - A fi Al Warren lales off for pole vaulf. 84 VARSITY TRACK Coach Irv Kuehn was in charge of The l956 ediTion of CenTral's Track Team. The assisTanT coach was Roy Lagaly. Under Their guidance The KnighTs showed up well in every meeT They enTered. They won Two Triangle meeTs, and placed second in one quadruple meeT, In The opinion oT Coach Kuehn The KnighTs would have won The disTance compeTiTion, excepT Tor The TacT ThaT Three Top boys developed injuries. namely, Tom McNeal, Wal+er Tucker, and Tom Coolc. The TacT ThaT CenTral had Ralph CarpenTer running up poinTs in The pole vaulTing evenT cerTainly helped To coun- Terbaance The loss in The disTance runs. Proof of The excellenT coaching and hard worlc exerTed by all concerned wiTh The Track squad oT 1956 is in The record oT The various meeTs. In The Public High School lnviTaTional rneeT, CenTral ranlced second ouT oT 22 schools. In The regular P.l-l.S.L. meeT cor1sisTing of seven schools CenTral came in second. The SouTh Wesi' DisTricT meeT which brings TogeTher 38 schools, The KnighTs again ToTaled enough poinTs To raTe second place. This is indeed a challenge To TuTure Teams and is a record To be proud of. '5-M A .F 2 Hurdling Hurdie shows broTher Ray how. TR First Row Left To Rrqhf Mr Kuehn Leon Casson Wesley Ward, Selwyn Ward, Robert Dance, Erwin Ward, Thoma Thomas, Roy Laqaly, Assisfanf Coach. Second Row Jim Crawley Manager Wilberf Rowe Jim Bifzenhofer, Roy Slenson, Charles Heard, Gary Wuerdeman, Clevesfer Logan, Robert Dance. Third Row Clarence Brooks Roberf Johnson, Don Welfon, Emmeff Roper, Carl Schmidf, John Smifh, Russell Henn. , - ann.. lhe iunior high Track Team had some dihTiQulTy in qeTTinq :,larTed in l956. There were very Tew looys ouT lor This Team, buT The Coaches expressed hope in The rebuilding oT The squad wiTh The addiTion To CenTraf of a sevenTh and eighTh grade. AbouT TwenTy boys were expecTed To Turn ouT for The I957 season. AT leasT Two boys gave briqhTeninq ouTloolc Tor The junior Team. They are Leon Casson and Charlie Heard. Coach Roy Laqaly also assisTs Irv Kuehn in Training The boys who Turn ouT Tor The junior Track Team, IT is hoped ThaT many more boys will see The varied Dossibilihes in This spring sporT and will sign up Tor iT in The TuTure. CenTral's Traclr slars in The maling. Firsf Row, Leif fo Right: Jim Cosfer, C. Howland, J. Richardson, H. Brooks, C, Kiner. Second Row: A. Crayon, D. Wickersham, A. Coleman. Third Row: D. Sulli- van, F. Fox, D. Johnson, O. Brownlee, M. Borqer, Mr. David Daniel, Coach. CRDSS COUNTRY The I956-57 edifion of Ceniral High Schools cross Couniry leam Finished in lasl place in P. H, S. L. Compeii' lion. Cenlrals l-larriers gol oil io a bad siarl in ihe firsl P. l-l. S. L. meel by finishing sevenlh wilh I5l poinls. This piece of bad luclc seemed 'ro plague Cen'rral's leam, for They also finished sevenlh in lhe olher lwo P. H. S. L. meeis. The Reserve leam also had ils 'troubles by being dis- qualified in +hree oui of four meels. In lhe meel lhey were in lhey finished lasl wilh l7O poinis. Mr. Daniel, 'rhe new cross counlry coach al Cenlral, fell fhal mosl of ihe diflicullies ol lhis year's 'ream slemmed from lack of experience. The high scoring members of 'rhe varsily and reserve squads were: Charles Kiner, a sophomore: James Cosler, a junior: Dan Sullivan, a sophomore: Ray Walion, a senior: Fred Fox, a sophomore: Dewey Johnson, a senior: Jim Richardson, a iunior: lvlilce Barger, a iunior, Don Wiclcersham, a junior: Arlhur Coleman, a iunior, Coach Daniel checlrs 'lhe lime made by Charles Kiner and Jim Cosfer. 87 Kneeling, Lei? lo Righh James Richardson, Sam Massengale, Erriesf Larry, and Wm, Clarke lCo-Capfainl. Sfandinq: Bill Tillelf, Don Wlckersham, Dwayne Oliver, and Edwin Elsasser. Slanding, Lefl io Right: Sam Massengalo, Gaorge Mannix, Ernest Larry, James Richardson Edwin Elsasser. Background: Cafchir, Don Wichersham and Baller, Wm. Clarke. KneeIing:lWalhr Brogden, Ari Siohrf, and Bo Ti leH. 88 4 X LE. .H sf Kneelinq, Lefl lo Riqhi: Bo Tillel. Wall Broqden, Sam Massenqale, Don Wickersham, Ar? Sieferf, Joe Collins, James Richardson, and Anfhony Chiodi iCoachl. Sfanding: Tom Mafhes, Ernest Larry, Charles Slanleyl Dwayne Oliver, Edwin Elsasser lCo-capfainl, Bill Clarke iCo-capfainl, Phil Callif, Bill Caslleberry, Jerry Farrlnglon lNlanagerl John Hawley Lar Mr. Chiodi infenly observes his squad in praclice. , ry Elsasser iManagerJ, Jesse Combs, and George Mannix. BASEBALL The Knighl's baseball leam finished 'fhe i956 season wilh an 8-3 record in PHSL play. This landed lhem in second place behind Wesl Hi. In all games. The ieam had an Il-4 slale. Afier losing lo Purcell The Knighls quiclcly followed up wilh a win over Weslern Hills 9-4. The leam 'rhen losl lo Hughes bul bounced back lo win I3-I over Walnul Hills. Ceniral lhen won The nexl 4 wilh ihe viclories over Tail' 8-5, Wilhrow 3-2, Wood- ward I4-9, Wyoming 8-7. Afler losing io Wesl Hi 8-I, 'l'he Knighls won The nexl 3 games over Hughes 6-O, Walnui Hills I2-6, Tall' 6-4. Wilhrows Tigers downed The Ceniraliles 3-I and finished oul lhe regular season bearing Woodward I5-5. In lhe lournamenf, lhe Knighls losi a close game 'lo Purcell, 4-2. S CQNT NT Q4 X A r , . NTR NTR4 'lc ? Q 1 x . l Left lo Riqhl: D. Fields, B. Fisher, C. Harqis, R. Ralliff, A. Coleman, R. Eslinger, V. Eclon, J. Seymour, and B. Wefenkamp. Cenler: Coach Sarsfield. GYMTEAM Une ol Cenlral m mosl successful dlhlelic leems is The gym leiim. For lhe lhird conmerulive year lhe Knighls huyc won lhe champiomhip. Under Mr. Roberl Sarslieldls rrxprrrl comhing, our gym loem hef, won lilleen consecu- liyf:n1or:ls.lhi5 yefir lhe lefam pnrlicipaled in lhree public wfhool fily meelm, lhe Turner invilalionel meel, and lhe YMCA inyilalionfil mcel. A hiqhliqhl ol lho assembly program lhis year wee lhe gym leami exhibilion loelore all lhe sludenl body in The gym. Fealured were lhe Universels, a comedy group inf cluding Calvin Zeke l-largis, Percy Ulvlusclesll DeBruce, Ben Slippery Sam Hale, and Alloerl Flip Happy Fells. Champion versily performers lor lhe year were Virgil Eclon, lhe fall frround champion' Billy Fisher, horizonlal leur: John Seymour, long horse, Virgil Eclon, lumblingg and Billy Fisher and Virgil Eclon, parallel bar. Reserve champions were Charles Simpnon, fill around champion, long horSe, and pariillel bar? Pnul Keller, aide home. Ceplain ol lhe I956-57 lenm was Calvin Hirrgie. The leem elecled Virgil Eclon caplain ol lhe l957f58 leem. Slandinq: L. Eslinqer, D. Porler, B. Hale, R. Childs. R, Wesley, W, Haynes, L. Wilmonl, W. Peelman. Kneeling: P. Bryanl, A, Fells, J. Hughes, H. Ballard, C. Simpson, C. Eyerhardf, C, Emery, and P. Keller, BUWLING The Cincinnali Public High School League has six 'reamsz Wiihrow, Walnul Hills, Weslern Hills, Woodward, Hughes, and Cenlral. The leams meel on Tuesdays for lwelve weelcs, each leam compeling lwice for a iolal of 'rhirly games, The Cenlral leam praclices on Friday, and The five highesi scorers compele in fhe following weelcs game. Cenlral placed lillh in The PHSL Bowling League fhis year. The boys who parlici- pale in bowling receive a le'r+er for Their eiiorls. Mr. Kemp, a social sludies leacher, is +he coach. Bill Zeilman is lhe leam caplain. Olher members of 'rhe Team are: Bob Zeilman, Ray Zeil- man, Rick Hoog, Bill Hayes, Cliff Jones, and Allen Jones. Rick Hoog had The second highesl average in ihe league-I 78. His high single game was an excellenl 231, Clmvlvwy wllli a nl-N nfhmfl and inexperienced gwirnmgil, v ll ,u rw lfl ,r ye-farm lime won lwrw rmrrwy Championship, l in llir- ulalv: linaln al Ohir Slalv finish:-el lillh will 45 lv-nrrv.. fiur rllyv-rf. 1 nw- ,xqmn lr-d Ccnfral lf lla flu-irvwplrwnnlvlp. Wfuvvffru, flilr Allfvneriqan diver, repealed his yidory Ifxul yi-nr lf, bn ',lalrrcharTvpirwr1,J0hr1 Dcirvinqfwr linishvd flnrl ln:-hind Warrf-n by gcyon-lenlhn of a piliril, Cgnlval my nf-yr-v mmin hnyr- lwf- xufh qrr-al divers a,Jf1hrw and finr mllmtnndinrq mwimmers were led by .lark Warndorl, vi M'lrvlfluh, and Fred Chamlocn, ,lark a bnrlcslmlmr, .ill-y lirvizlw-d lirql mr mfr nd in all lhe lofal rncelg and llv in lm- 'lull- Bffn Mrlnlfluh, fa wphrlrnnrrz flash, whn the fily Kham uuliip in flu- 700 yd, lrrw- -,lylre and alkyl plfar 1-rl fillh in umlv-. in-rl Crmxl :-:- n, Nh' lini',lw1fd3rd and 4lh in lhf- cily, did f-plmrmlly Null al Ohio Slain and lirilalmd in blh plain, flllv 700 yfl. mmllrfy rrrlay Mmm ful mvrvirnrg brvlro lhe fily fvfl lfw, ww- and A hall nd-,, Tha-y New Jail: Wav'rv il, Bl' Mflyv-r, 'uv C faplnirv, Oflfx Marv ,Fry arid Ray illlg 1',. ir'-fl Fwx ami Ray Phlliipf., nm la,lfg.l SO yd. Qwimrrmr--, ,lv-rl 1 lf nr- l l llrml p mr- ,n lhrf' ly ll f- -K, and ahornal--d xvfllf-vim! lim lv:-fl mlyif- mlixy lmiwv whifh wa: 'Q'UV7fi link ,rly, B,ll Mr-Ay'-v and ,lorry Wfairrlvxr wwf- f-'ur boil' dislanrrr www-v' and all rw wllli .lfivvw-', Fm' alway, ,found ml, in Fw- llnfl yrl irlrllyidnfa mf-dlf-y. flny ln-ml i,lllrly rvwrv wwf: Chfnplmrw, Fraulr Fvldilflll' l lllm 'J llli-.lun 'Nil .aim ly wr-ru ui ll'm'l around ld qivh -.lm ','vf-mln, ,ri -vlfxv-,f fllllv-if-r'l Off-rl, Coach Lagaly helps Jerry Weimer assume correcl diving form as Fred Chasleen observes. Firsl Row, Leff lo Riqhl: John Deininger, Dan Sullivan, Arl Sielerf, Bill Meyer, Fred Fox, Ray Phillips, Ben Mclnlosh. Second Row: Mr. Roy Laqaly, Richard Weber, John Bollon, Jim Bihenhofer, Russell Henn, Donald Benson, Bill Clair, Bob Nelson, Carl Schmidl, Third Row: Jack Warndorf, Oda Marcum, Fred Chasfeen, Fred Paxlon, Jerry Welmer, Ed Feldhaus, Frank Feldhaus. Our physical educalion classes are designed lo im- prove moral slandards, building up lhe body, and leaching good sporlsmanship, ll gives boys and girls a chance lo lalce parl in aclivilies or lo parlicipale as a speclalor. This is achieved lhrough inlramural com- pelilion. So closely relaled are lhe heallh and physical educa- lion classes, 'rhal 'rhey are oflen lhouqhl of as one. On a iunior and senior level Red Cross Firsl Aid and Life Saving are olher lechniques laughl in lhis course. Class inslruclion is given in minor games such as: volleyball, swimming, fumbling and apparalus worlc. lraclc and field evenls, sollball, and olhers. So varied are lhe sporls lhal a boy or girl has a chance lo choose any he may wish. PHYSICAL EDIICAT l Under fhe guidance of Mr. Schmidf, fhese boys are developing slrill in baskelbell fundamenlals. Mr. Sarslield's gym class warms up wilh some calisfhenics, de signed lo exercise various sefs of muscles. llw Girl, Alhlelic A K.', weirilion is a proqram for pro' molimfq qirlm rillilelics. Numerous acliviiiew are Ollerecl mfr llml every qirl can parlicipale and befome ri mem- l1frrlwlG.A.A,A wifle melefliom lrom llwe more viqorous ngriirlu, nllflw f1', baseball and volleyball, 'ro llwe milder lrirmf. Ol rillilelicx, nuclw rv. pinq pong and baclminlon, .rm rillrsred lo any qirl who wrmlf, lo Come Gul and join iri frm tlvf lun. llwi-. ri x',' rufirilirm in under llwe direclion ol llwe girls' irlwyur-fl, lr-arlwcrgx wliifli include Mrw. Bea Jafobson, Mi l,1, Rculpfrrlri Slaqqe, lVlV'r, Edna Relwlcamp, and Mies Vfvrlifr lvloyrfrf.. Ollicr lypem ol aclivilies in addilion 'fo llwfz lirio uiirirln proqram inclufles modern Clrmcinqx lap fl. lrwr imq, worirrl clrmfinq, riml wquare dancing. Ari Ognporlilnily lo Ollicirile and Darlicipale in llie rirlivilifri rim qivem lm llie qirla lo develop an ape 5 fvrff ialicm lor mporl-, and lo qrow in ability, clwaracler, ,rrirl 'pfirhmrinlilqe cfmflucl. Playdaya and inlramural lm 1fr141 moiili. give The G.A.A.'ers oppcrllmily lo bring .ilwrul mrmy lrierwlslwipf wlwiclm miqlwl mol ollwerwise lmw- ff -',ii llfvfl. Left lo Riqhf: Barbara wuan. Ella Louise Smilh, Joyce Lanler, Sheila Koesler GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIUN Firsl Row, Leif fo Riqhl: Barbara Wuesf, Ella Louise Srnilh, Joyce Lanier Sheila Koesler, Second Row Pal Kappner, Anna Randolph, Delcena Phillips Hazel Allen, Elizabeth Pafman, Belly Randolph. 'Sp 'Few ' F ,sims Ms, B f Tafe is goalie as Anna Randolph 0 and Rose Barnes,B.T7,BRdlph,DE ,S d h L, Williams, A, Randolph. Third Row: E. Gra- f g E, Corson, B. Jackson, R. Palmusano. One ol The mosl exciling ol lhe lall sporls in The opinion ol many Cenlral girls is hockey. The girls are laugh? The knacks and skills ol dribbling, passing, and guarding. They parlicipaled wilh olher Cincinnali high schools in lhe l-lockey Play- day al Walnul l-lills. Mrs. Bea Jacobson, a member of The Physical Educalion Deparlrnenl, was in charge ol lhe en- lhusiaslic, ambilious hockey learns. ll was her duly lo supply lhe girls who lurned oul for The games wilh all lhe essenlial knowledge needed lo play and lo be viclorious al lhe sporlr. All ol This energelic aclivily look place aller school on Tuesdays and Thursdays, as do lhe olher GAA sporls. HDCKEY TEAM VULLEYBALL One ol llie mosl excilinq and llie besl lilced ol all qirls' sporls is volleyball, Volleyball, a sporl in wliirli everyone can parlicipaie, was divided inlo lwo seclions no llial all llie girls Could parlici- pale in lliif, laal-movinq game. ll was divided in- lo Junior High and Senior l-ligli volleyball. Al llie volleyball praclices girls were lauglwl llwe beml leclwnics and forms ol llie game. 'llney learned coopcralion willi fellow learnmales and qood sporlsmansliip. llie qirls, il lliey allend enouqln praciiries, are eligible lo represenl Cenlral al llwe annual Volleyball Play Day. Al Play Day llwey Qornpele aqainsl various leams lrfzm ollner Grealer Cincinnali l-liglw Schools for awards. llie qirls, under llie excellenl leadersliip ol Mrs. Edna Relilcarnp, made a wonderful slwow- inq al lhiz Play Day. Volleyball can be as much lun as il' loolrs, and ye? provide valuable exercise for all. Jewel Fifzwaler, Virginia Schwarm, Belly Randolph, Bar- bara Ramsey, Anna Randolph, Lillian Williams, Dorothy Mack, Julie Johnson, Elizabelh Paiman, Delcena Pl'iIlips, Vashfi Cannon, Kafherine Milline, Ella Louis Smifh. BASKETBALL Baslcefball is The maior winfer sporf of G.A.A. Affer fhe fall season, fhe girls are anxious fo gef indoors and play fhe game fhey like so well. Dribble, pass, and shoo'r are fhe shoufs of fhe girls as 'rhey gef rhe feel of +he ball again. Baslcefball is played bofh in fhe physical educafion classes and in fhe affer-school program. Miss Meyers and Mrs, Rehlcamp are in charge of feaching The girls The differenl baslcefball slcills during fhe pracfice ses- sions. Every sfudenf musr have a hearf examinafion before becoming a member of fhe feam, I+ is necessary for a player fo have played in af leasf fhree-fourfhs of fhe season's games. This is also necessary before a leffer can be received. As fhe season closes, fhe underclass- men look forward wifh anficipafion fo playing baskef- ball The following year and fhe seniors will lceep in mind The good Times 'rhey had in fhe affer-school program. Kafhy Milline, Beffy Randolph Barbara Ramsey and Julia Johnson guard Lillian Williams as she ghoofs for baslrel Thaf baslrei loolrs awfully high ARCHERY This years archery season was as exciTing as The previous year's. The TurnouT oT girls To learn The arT oT archery was very good. Even Though, because oT in- experience, archery caused many girls To leave aTTer a lesson To go home wiTh blaclc and blue arms, sore muscles, and blisTered Tingers, They sTill TelT a glow oT selT-saTisTacTion wiThin Them, lT is really saTisTying To know ThaT you have learned a skill such as archery. Each season a TournamenT is held beTween diTTerenT Teams which is made up of The members of The GAA. archery class. These Teams compeTe Tor The highesT ToTal oT poinTs. The Team which has succeeded in se- curing The mosT poinTs is declared The winner oT The TournamenT. The girls again Toolc parT in The annual Spring Sport Day aT Lunlcen AirporT along wiTh The oTher secTions OT G.A.A. Pradice makes perTecT is a good moTTo Tor girls learning To clive. Girls pradice for waTer ballef. SWIMMING Splash! ThaT's The noise ThaT Comes Trom The swimming pool on Monday and Wednesday aTTer school. These aTTernoons are reserved Tor swimming, one OT G.A.A.'s mosT popular sporTs. The girls improve Their aquaTic skills during These pracTice sessions, Those who are more experie enced and who develop These skills are selecTed To represenT CenTral in The swim meeTs. The girls who parTicipaTed in swimming held a WaTer Ballet This is The Third ConseCuTive year G.Px,A. has presenTed such a show, This year The show was held on Thursday aTTernoon, January 3l, and on Friday nighT, February l. IT was enTiTled WeaTher Waves.l' Swimming will conTinue as one oT The rnosT popular acTiviTies oT GAA. as The girls are beginning To see and Take advanTage OT The opporTuniTies offered in his program. l'0ne, Two, Three, youlre ouTl WhaT a wel- come sound aTTer a long winTer. WhaT is more inviTing Than soTTball on a spring day? Being one oT The mosl' exciTing sporTs, iT has played a very imporTanT parT in The GAA. program. WiTh greaT enThusiasm and much pracTice, The Team loolcs Torward To compeTing wiTh oTher opponenTs. Lunlcen AirporT PlayTield is usually The baTTleTield Tor compeTiTion. Under The wonderful guidance oT lvliss Mey- ers, The girls have made greaT progress securing crediT Tor membership in G.A.A. The girls have made every eTTorT To make This one of The mosT ouTsTanding sporTs in The aTh- leTic program here a CenTral. LeT's hope The TurnouT Tor The Team geTs bigger and be-TTer as The years go by. Delcena Phillips, Lillian Williams, Liz PaTman, Julia Johnson, Anna Randolph, and Barbara Ramsey sTand by as KaThy Milline and Jewel FiTzwaTer choose sides. SUFTBALL Miss Slagge insTrucTs The sofTball Team in a few lundamenlals, Sealed: Kafherine Milline, Dcrofhy Mack, Julie Johnson, Lillian Williams, Ella Louise SmiTh, Anna Randolph, Rose Palmisano, Slanding: Vashfi Cannon, Delcena Phillips, EIizabeTh Palman, Barbara Ramsey, Virginia Schwarm, BeTTy Ran- dolph, Jewel FiT1waTer. 100 ll BADMINTUN Because OT The greaT demand Tor individual sporTs bad- minTon has become a very popular acTiviTy here aT Cen- Tral. A large number of pupils have enrolled in The Tourna- menTs which are sponsored by G.A.A. Singles and doubles are included in These games. The girls enjoy Taking parT in This Tun-loving game and like To waTch Their hours oT pracTice develop confidence Tor compeTiTion wiTh Their opponenTs, BadminTon is a game in which pracTice makes perTecT, as all The girls on The badminTon Team well know. Table Tennis keeps The on-loolrers as inTeresTed in The game as The players. Badminfon Teaches balance and poise as well as giving enioymenT. TABLE TENNIS G.A.A. Teaches The skills OT Table Tennis. All ThaT is needed To become a member of The Team is The will, The capaciTy, and a Teeling oT doing someThing consTrucTive. ATTer learning The rules oT Table Tennis, The more diTTiculT maTTer oT skill is developed. A sense oT pride Tills The girls as They see Their eTTorT rewarded wiTh real accomplishmenT, This feeling oT Team and personal pride is very imporTanT in everyThing The Team or individual does, and is essenTial To every phase oT liTe. Q, . Y n J O Q . . ' 0 avlm-fzlrrzrulmf lzfe lyeabf develop the WM of Central S7 I 103 STUDENT 00UNOIl Af Hu: fin? mCe?imq of Nw Sfudenf Remrqemffafivf Af uomlmly r1omirmHcunN. fm vmifmu jobw Om We Sfuderwf Colm fl! fm: frvrv,Hfvrf'ff. The Qamciidafef, HMT me Chouem a e Them vmhwfl upfm by flwc sfucionf bcudy The Cwuncil hdds HN. mrvofinfg, curve muh m:umH1 in WW Confefemce Room. Mrm. RLAH1 Lfxpo1mdMr.HOmer Jomon are The ddvisorm for Hur rfwmr H, Thr- Smfffzrwf Ccmmffl hm four main mlrpwwes, These are: flj fo prfwmwff- fzrwmi wlwool wpfrlf HVTFT ciillcmhip, Q, 'ro THUVYNHTI' rcupmf for fund Cowperaflcn wiflfu We profeuxional ,MUN in Hahn furrrmlfmle qcnemf polidew, Hua? affecf fn MH inffhrxvifpr fm mmf mg We Campus, ANT My 'fo encour- Tam: fm flr:'JrfnbNre infevq-v'ehMicarw M We wQho.pN program To T7rlYf'UfH, frifzrwfg ffm! miher rrvmrmmliy qroups, JANII POVVI LL TOM BRAIWHURP JAVVHS TERRY MN ROBFRISON BECFXY LYHI . JANET TTRRY . RANDY SIMUNS JACK BRUNNPR DANNY GARPNFR HSN! WINIIR HM BRAMBIQG TOM UFARINCLR PHYHIS JONIS LM? Qc, Riqhfz Elsie Winfers, Mr, Jones, Becky Lyfle. Jane? Powell, Tom Bradford, James Terry, Jane? Terryl Mrs Lape, and Tom Dearinqer. Q1 ' 6 '25 Yr S K' 'wa ,Q-.4 N-vwmwg, Q-55: uk! -of wil Efw 3,5 x44r---4' YAV L. is AbT, Ruberl Ahrens, KenneTh Armsrvenq, T-lel'an Ballard Wiliam Bareilher, Barbara Barler, Wade Bays, Larry Bendeg Donald Benson, Bobbie Bzabo, John P. Bergman, Anne Boyd, Torn BradTerd, STeyen Chrishrs, J ' Ann Cvleman, Carol Cook, Bennie Coyne, Elizabelh Cun- ningham, P xie Dailey, Wilma Dayenperl, Tom Dearinqer, Ronnie Dee, Ray Dossenbafk, Jo Ann EllioTT, BeTTy ETherinqTon, Ray Eslinger, Clyde Fhher, Bealrire Gilberl, CharloTTe Green, l'TaTrie Hamilfen, Ruse T-links, Be1Ty J. T-Till, BeTTy L. Hill, Ronnie Hill, Edith l-lilpelsTeiner, Dolores Hornsby, Carol T-lulson, Phyllis Jones, Ren Kelly, Marian Kennedy, Myrna Kiner, Tom Kihrn, Carol Koch, Sheila Kggslgr, Tam Kyle, Judy Lane, Rose Lehmkah, Fred Lenser Larry Lehrer, Bee Lylle, Wanda Mahan, Fredia Mann, Bnb Marreln, Richard MrCul Ioiiqh, RaT McLean, James McGooqin, Wanda Meme, Jaseph Mui ray, CharloTTe Noel, Darlene Parton, Maurife Pavn n, Bgrlna Pear 1- Eddie Price, Jerry Pugh, Ann Randolph, Sandra Reinizardh Vefrfin Rose, DoroThy Royce, Randy Simons, Ed Spiegel, Kan Spfinaqlff, Richard STeyie, William STirlc:el, Samuel STri4lr'ard, Mary Ann SiirnpTer, Harmon Terry, James Terry, Leon Tnrnra,, Rfibeff Thi mm! Dennis Walsh, Tommie WaTson, Norma Wall, Jerry Wilhelm, lillian Williamfi, Vernella Wr.lTe, Raul Wood, Sue Yi ,.nq J iseph Zwi lr-r STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY AT The beginning oT The school year each homeroom elecTs Two sTudenTs To be iTs represenTaTiye in The STudenT RepresenTa- Tive Assembly, Mrs. RuTh Lape and Mr, l-lomer Jones are The advisors OT This group as well as The advisors OT The Council. These represenTaTives bring TorTh The ideas and wishes oT Their Tellow classmaTes and call Them To The aTTenTion OT The proTe3- sional sTaTT. They Then reporT To Their homeroom The discussions and decisions oT The Assembly and The STudenT Council, 105 ry I X 'if L A . is T 'VM 7 ' 3 1 9, ' FJ, f i - Band is one OT The many elecTive subiecTs oTTered aT CenTral. IT is under The direcTion oT Mr. Roberf Wheeler. AT The end of This year, The group can look back upon a loT of hard worlc, buT also on a greaT number oT happy evenTs. This years band is composed OT Sl members. They have furnished music aT TooTball games, numerous assemblies, Class Day exercises, and CommencemenT exercises. IT has cerTainly been a successTul year Tor This group. Mr. Robsrf Wheeler, direcTor of insfru- menTal music aT CenTral. ENTRAL HIGH BAND From The regular band members, our dance band is se- lecTed. This dance band, which conTains some oT The besT oT The band members, plays aT The annual SweeThearT Dance. The Spring Play, and The VarieTy Show. The dance band, and The school band have a spiriT ThaT is admired by many. They parTicipaTe in and supporT many school acTiviTies which requires Them To give up much oT Their spare Time, The Cenfrel High Band is shown aT afienfion in The familiar CHI formafion. 106 PERSONNEL Firsf Row. Leff fo Righh Michael Maunlel, Eliiah Coward, Ernie Moore, Dennell Barber, Myron Sharp, John Wilhelm, Melvin I-liil, Jerry Wilhelm, Richard Fosrer, Sherman Jeffers, George McCul- lough, Bill Eilerman, Oliver Gause. Second Row: Mr. Roberr Wheeler, Direcrori Phyllis Jeffers, Janice Slanley, Elizaberh Williams, Mary Kennedy, Margaref Hopper, Joyce Ellis, Joyce Graham, Marian Anderson, Dolores Horns- by, Bonira Dunaway, Rose l-liclcs. Third Row: Abraham Crayon, Allen Schrnidlz, Jacob Jung, James Genrry, Tom Sweeney, Judy MalloH, Mafilda Harhaway, Vernon Rose, Arlhur Coleman, Karhryn Jennings. Four+h Row: Rifa Edmonds, James Spradlin, Earl Seniors, Roberr Simpson, Ray Walron, Louise Alfred, Clihford Riclcer, Ben Mclnlosh, Lowell Davis, Carolyn Kramer, Barbara Jaclcson. 107 Choral munif will iilwfayi, play .un ifTlpO?'liIlWl pail in lhe Cullure Ol our hiqh -iehools. The need lor fhe erneliunal qrewlh, aw well af, lhe physical and inlelleerudl, hm been recoqnized wi a pail of ss well rounded fscliwl proqmm, Here al Cenfral we organized our Senior Choir on The bayis of indi vidual leafs, lmflmqrelincl, Anil desire. We have npproximalely 55 people in our fhnir whfh rneeli. in lhe niorninq before wheel. The planned proqrams lor lhe yew include lhe Chridmafs proqmrn, lhe wprinq eeneerl, lhe Vaiiefy Show and our grail ualion. We hnpe elher proqmrnsz will develop, The ernplmwiiw ig on choml nwuiiii whifh hw. been lrienl .incl levied over lhe yeiirw. We wing meal ehuixh rnuifv, seiiilm' and modern whow rnuwic. We qive mir woisls Opporluniliex le perlorrn. We hope fhnl our ihoii' will qi.-iw kind infipreve and help in developing lhfil iipiril which malce Cvnlral mich fa line ifhopl. members of his choir. 4' I . 4 LK IAIQKEELIIQISQ CHARLES PRATHER . MARY ALICE KELLEY NANCY LOWRY . . . WILLIAM MIRACLE , . DELORES KENNEBRUEW VIVIAN ALLEN .... RAMONA BELVER CENTRALHIGH SOH00l CHOIR I . I fx L 1' '52, Bw.. 'gi Q Q X vi 6 All lwearls fhrob when Emcee Ken Rolserlson and popular Sheila Koesler. The band plays for sweeihearfs only. 110 Sweeflweari candidafes and fl1eir favorufes lmgsx 5 'T TRAl'S FUURTH ANNUAL SWEETNEART DANCE I X l This one's Taken. Ou? of reach Where's +he band? Faculfy members fake no back seai when H comes fo dancing. hh-4 'III MORE SWEETHEART SCENES nl'- DAN CE l:oom.1ou:00Y-A , A Nr The Swee+hear+ bracelefs were beaufiful The iables Hlled up early Cen+ral's own dance band ouidid ifself by providing ihe bes+ music, ever. The fop Sweeihearis of Cen+ral High School for I957. When fhe dance was over we hafed fo leave 113 THE 1957 PENDULUM EDITORIAL STAFF The I957 PFNDULUM is produced under 'the supervision of a FRHUA PApl'A5llAUi5 --------- Edlw' new edilorial adviser and a new business advisor, Mr. Mace C. .iorci nom ,.i., ...,.. E aim , q H , , , MARY WADE .....,.,.,. Fdim Emeritus Jushce assumed ihe responsibilufy of counseling our ediiorial siaii ill GROSS ' s ' Spmki Edmi' in ihe publicaiion of ihis ediiion, Mr. Charles Salie look over ihe CLASS EDITORS reins ol mailers financial. The slafi worked in close harmony wiih ANNE BOYD SfNRAl'l lAlvlB - - BARBARA .JACKSON WANDA MOORE me new admors' EDITORIAL ASSSISTANTS CO-ediiors were elecled io produce ihe I957 PENDULUM so MAI-QJCURIH iirpqplyxif, ,mgiqir NEWMAN ihal ediiorial leadership would be available all of ihe lime. Frieda Fly? llfplxjglligfxwh JUDY MALLOU Pappashales, a senior, and Joyce Doll, a junior, were charged wiih PHOTOGRAPHERS ihe responsibiliiy oi doing ihe iob, An irnporiani iealure is ihai MU, MNC, HAHIHHV CMCH,,m,nqmp,wer aside from specific responsibiliiies, each siail member assisis in HM Niciiois Lou ROY qeffing all iobs done, BUSINESS STAFF Al 'rhe peak oi ihe Sweeiheari Dance, ediiorial work almosf B' HY l - lllll V---'----' Bi'-Vn jrMMf'f1 ' ceases al ihe demand of 'rhe feverish aciivily required by ihis rnosi llii- Nfllilf' lilili-Vial Slfill dfniblvd an axsislanlv fo, U ' . ,i,, B, ,,,,, , g.,,ii, imporiani social evenl on fhe Cenral Hugh School calendar. Sealed, Leif Oo Riqhfg Barbara Jackson, Frieda Pappashales, Joyce Doll, Anne Boyd, Jackie Newman. Sfandingy Wanda Moore, Sarah Lamb, Ed Gross, Margie Herring, Paul Lange, Lou Roy, Pa? Neudigaie, Jim Lange. ivw with 'l'l4 X ...Q X 'es-7. New FRIEDA PAPPASHALES JOYCE DOLL MACE C. JUSTICE Editor Editor Ediforial Advisor ix Qi, J 1. Nw- f CHARLES SALIE Business Advisor Beify Hill, Mary Wade, Anne Boyd, and Joyce Doll use equipmeni in fhe PEN- DULUM OFfice, Paul Lange, Ed Gross, Lou Roy, Hopi Jim Lange, fhe PENDULUM s+af f's weaker sex. editor Judy Crandell fypes as Becky Lyfle and Berilwa Edwards loci: on. .1 fe i MRS. RUTH CLIFT Business Edifor of Knighf Life MR. JOSEPH FELIX Ediforial Advisor, Knighf Life Lefi fo Right: Doroihy Edwards, Evelyn Huichison, BeHy Edwards, Laverne Hicks, Mrs, Rufh Cliff, Jean True, Barbara Dalton, Barbara Hall, Judy Fox, Carolyn Carnes. 116 KNIGHT LIFE Knigh+ Life bears lhe disfinclion of being complefely a sfu- STAFF denf producfion from reporfing lo prinfing. Reporfers, recruifed from fhe oufsfanding pupils of fhe school, galher fhe facfs and compose lhem info proper iournalisfic form. Before a pupil qualifies for a repor'rer's posilion, he commonly spends some lime in lraining, assisling The copy sfaff in lhe prep- aralion of newspaper maferial. The enlire operafion of publishing fhe newspaper is supervised by four sfudenf edifors, Judy Crandell, Violef Davis, Beclcy Lyfle, and Berfha Edwards under lhe guidance of Mr, Joseph Felix, edi- lorial advisor, These pupils, selecled as fhe besf of oufsfanding journalisfs, sac- rifice many hours of fheir free fime fo malce fhe newspaper measure up fo fhe high slandard sel' down by Knighf Life ediforial policy. When fhe newspaper has been prinfed, if is disfribufed and cir- culafed by pupils on fhe business sfaff under lhe direcfion of Mrs. Rufh Cliff. Sealed, Left lo Rigl-1: Joyce Marlowe, Berlha Edwards, June Adams, Judy Duncan, Bel JUDY CRANDELL VIOLET DAVIS . BECKY LYTLE . . BERTI-IA EDWARDS . BOB PYLE . . . BILL I-IOPPER . . EDITORIAL Jim Breiling John Russell Judy Fox Carolyn Cornes Shirley Proffifl' Janice I-Iarmon Deanna Mercer June Adams BUSINESS Donna Downs Diane Kinney Barbara Dalfon Evelyn I-lufchison Jean True Judy Fox y S Allen Shirley Jones BeHyJ Allen . . . . . .Edifor-in-Chief . . . . . .Edilor-in-Chief News Edilor and Chief Pholographer Feafure Edifor . . Sporfs Edifor . . . . , . . . Ari' Edifor STAFF Shirley Jones Bill Tyus Joyce Marlowe Beffy Jo Allen Beffy Allen Judy Duncan Thomas Brown STAFF Carolyn Cornes Shirley Proffiff Dororhy Edwards Beffe Edwards Barbara Hall Laverne Hicks Deanna Mercer Janice Harmon. I' . , , . , . Sfanding: Judy Fox, Carolyn Cornes, Becky Lylle, Mr. Joseph Felix, Violel Davis, Thomas Brown, Bob Pyle, Jim Breiling, Bill Hopper, John Russell. , 3- MM-dd? II7 . Eg, , J , I 4 'Eg 1 . I Q Sf ,Qs ' 1 I NIGHT AND DAY CENTRAl'S '57 VARIETY S Cen+ral's I957 variely show was presenled on May 9, IO, and ll. The Theme for Jrhe show was Nighl and Day. Beginning wilh numbers like Rise and Shine and Lucky Day +he show conlinued wi'rh such songs as l-ligh Noon, When Day ls Done, 'Nighl Train, and I Could l-lave Danced All Nighlf' ll ended by repealing The opening num- ber Rise and Shine. Using lhis music, a variely ol dances, vocal num- bers, acrobalic leafs, comedy slcifs, as well as or- cheslral numbers was presenled. The casl consisled of Cen+ral's mosl lalenled sludenls. Cen+ral's own dance band was Jrhe mainsfay ol 'rhe enfire show. Mr. Roberl Wheeler was again direclor of The show, Mr. Waller Brunsman lhe assisfanl direclor, Mr. Gershlcovilz lhe vocal direclor, and Mrs. Bea Jacobson lhe choreographer. BAND Myi ivw Snairw Tilliif llalhnwfly ply J ll I l S Mey'x'in Hill Judy Mallwll Sh J H M 3 H M All C lvnmii Al Si hrvily R lvrifi Mr 'iv Hari ld Au ff lvlilu- Mn ,nw- Chorus line practices one of fh b 119 gi, Xl ... Rv get ,of Mmil Mr. Gershlrovih goes over musical score wifh chorus. Barbara Jackson prepares for big show, Trio sings, We May Never Mee+ Again. if 'G ,Q - Q 'X .X 3 x s, f . x ' 120 NIGHT AND DAY FEATURES 0ENTRAl'S SINGERS Bob Raines rehearses his solo. Pal Erfel sings Dinner For One. Mr. Gerslmlzovih puls final fouclnes on choral ensemble. 121 Behind fhe scenes ac+ivi+y involves props, spols, and sfage lights. AND DANCERS . . . AND ACTURS Sheila Koesler pracfices her solo, Dancing in ihe Dari, .-an-an l22 JoAnn Dennis in dance rouhne fx l X l 'V K1 1 Balm NN F nifmsf B K paw- C l 1 X 4 r B ' 1 F1 Kun W, B 55 -M K C1'O rw S mf A Universal works ou Mrs Jacobson shows fhem how Mr Brunsman coaches a sunger Q S ir, f 8' Un f ll si CENTRAIIS 1957 DRAMATIC PRODUCTIUN IS BUY lUPITER Tom Bradford 81 George Kihnlre direc+ The lighTing. Mr, Peck is fired! Buy JupiTer , a comedy in Three acTs, by William David- son, was The happy choice made by Mrs. Sylvia MarTin Tor CenTral's dramaTic producTion This year. This comedy-Tarce has Tor iTs seTTing a deparTmenT sTore, and The ploT revolves around some inTlaTed rubber rabbiTs lJupiTersl which have been sold To The buyer on a preTexT ThaT They could Talk. When iT has been discovered ThaT a venTriloquisT was The culpriT who sold These amazing creaTures To The sTore, iT is already Too laTe, and The uproarious siTuaTions which Tollow make Tor a Truly enTerTaininq show. The CenTraliTes who by Their TalenT and indusTry made This play believable were members oT Cendra, our dramaTic qroup. STarring roles were played by CharloTTe Noel, Tom WheaT, JaneT Powell, FriTz Feldhaus, Dave Wakefield, and John Dein- anger. ln The opinion of many sTudenTs and Teachers This year's play was The besT yeT, boTh Trom The sTandpoinT oT sci-ipT and performance. UnTorqeTTable momenTs included: John Deinin- ger lThe venTriloquisTl selling The gullible personnel his bill oT goods: ArT Bradford walking on reversed skis: FriTz Feldhaus' iiTTerbugqing as a sTore maid, The dives inTo The ever- presenT delivery carTg and Evelyn Jackson pinching everyThing in sighT in her nearsighTed aTTempTs To Tind a pair OT sTockinqs. CongraTulaTions To Mrs. lv1arTin, Miss Edifh Warner, her associaTe direcTor, and all who helped To make Buy JupiTer a resounding success! Scene changes made by The sTage crew. ,,f' Ri And flwis, my dear, is Jumping Jupiferf' says Fizz Fosfer lJol'1n Deiningerl fo Kay lClIdTlO+f9,. Kay Llnwey , . , Clwarlolle Neel Hank l-luqlweb . . . Dave- W.1lf'-l'Ql1 Bruce pau I V 'Tom Wheaf Lesler Krlnkle , . . . All B ,ull-rl . V .. f l N - - - 7 l ,l lldlkl Belly Llnl-ey . . . Jane-l Powell Egsislfdmoll ll Billlfxirwllgxyyflyr Joe Burn-. . . . Frlfz Feldlwaus Mfg Joyce A I ' ' V PM WW Mrs. Jackson , . . Evelyn Marshall Flzz Fosler . . Jvlnn Dcinlnfgfl Mrs. Marfin Proudly displays Jumping Jupiierf' Big sisfer, Charloffe, gives advice To Jane? on men No, we haven? seen Joe. Irfvnr, , ..., Judy Alford Sirk and Slwopperb Qlririu . . . . .Gloria Slewarl - --- - -Jea lVli',', Quick . . . Clnarlofle Grevious Volce Ol Juplle' ' D H Workmen . . . Mr',Joyfe . . .... Jim Brelling Mower I ' - . lvlrne Dufroul . . Bonnie Moore Child, Esmeralda . I was iusi' frying fhe clubs ouf--like fl1is! n Thompson, Barbara Hard, Mary Korde . . . . . . . , . . . .Jim Aquino . . . Dave Gerard, Bob Evers . . . . . . Beverly Orme . . Barbara Needles uma 126 If I ever find I1im, l'II have you bo+I'i arresfedf' II's Fri+z's voice, no? Jupifer'sII1aIMr. Peck really hears. How did we ever geI in Ihis fix HIGHLIGHTS FROM BUY lUPITER 127 .- VARSITY CHEERLEAD ln'1 Oo Riqhb' Ch.xrloHn Noel! Sarah Glover, Kaihy Boiar, Jun:-9 Pow:-II! Joyrn Lfmfer, Frieda Pdppashaiesl Ann Pelly. Thr, yeurs, cheeriendlmq squad, under The dir'OQ'Hom of Mrs, Bea Jacubr-um. ccw-,MM of mime qrrigl wwe of whom lzw ihe mfasfof, Krwuie fhe Kmrqhr, The qfr-N-W are Choserw um We bush of wehofmfiq dmwdrrwq, rdfiruie, rwd .abrhfv Each year The cheerlermderw xpomer rho Mr, and M?-is Pep conre f', r. Hue dDlTOLIVlCgCVTWCVWf if, made during halffime M one of fhe impomarw fwofball qarrwew. The Cheedefaders ccmdud pep mihee, humd nheers .aT rho FewfbaW and bm,- lcerbfxH qfarrwew, and ahw .11 The pep Ae x,N, ENN-VWGXQJH'NVCLJQl'1OL1f ihe year. For fheir cmfsirmmhnq work, ihe Cheerknde r'-, receive a nifver meqfaphone wifh fa red C. The Cheerleaders Ihiw year fare: Sarah Ghwer, umpiarng Janet Powell, Charfoife Noah Pa? Knppmw, Knihy Bujnr, Arm Pe1fy,JeyLe Lmwfer, and Friedrm Prnppaf,haNeA. Leif Oo Right: Charloffe Noel, Joyce Lanfep Frieda Pappashales, Ann Pelly, Kathy Bojar, Pa? Kappner, Jane? Powell. 128 ELVA BRADLEY WINS PRAISE MUSICIAN IS ART CLASS PROJECT . -wx g'k..N ' AVIISIS Cop HIT IPIVJFZIBS '55-, RODS-ER BOPSANCURVS SCULPTURE THE MUSICIAN' WINS HONOR fd' mmf AND 7 -3 eff? 5 Y . 5 D L Q if ml. af K if?-I 'X i.j - DOVNN BOY Q 5 . Q 5 ' 0 I V ,A 1 1 , Aft 3 5 q THRU LEARY Ni! I if tiff N4 RS! 1 was ww., I 4. . 7' YI ll1l'lf I U' U' I I I A TEAM JAMES PAXTON LEADK OFF RELAY TEAM ,J ' fOAf'fQ,wK 'vfffnm -Allah' ,ijt-lf,A',x W A .. Q Y tif? it ff' Mg? BOS NLLGOY HAS V '!AT iT T-'PWS IO PE A 49-ff ,,-v 'u,Q. FORMAT IO N ., M , AE BAND WM, w SPARWE T0 U L FN ' M v Mr-x'WUwJ I , mmm- , 'AN A M B BELU SA , XE5! ALTO Hows, AND BARWONES FORMATQON , , Q JA 'qi ,.. it H , 4, W 19-?-jf:-1 I7 , A -+4 fu '- M fY5'f91'i,'i, 'U ' 44 - 1 'W 85 g , ., ,4 1, w fi W2 WW' fW35f2M55WX fi C yxON 1 SY ' WRBMW 77? OMBONE SE C TIQN te E ...NVQ ww. ULSY I IECHNICAL CHEMISYRY DEMANDS KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIALIZED PRECISION IS REQUIRED IN WOOD SHOP DEVICES M-P '+a M,- TYPING I 2 , isnt? I3 mfs 1.9.57 SENIOR Bos? Personalify BETTY CATCHING K' ar ,,,, .Q-5 C7-7 Mos? scholarly l:RlEDA PAPPASHALES Mosi Achve SHEILA KOESTER 'QQ' Besf looking PHYLLIS GRANT Besf Afhlefe JOYCE LANTER M +lkl+ Woman of fhe year Besl dresser JOANN WEIGEL os icy osucccecl Shyegf BETTY l llLl. EILEEN HARDMAN I N 'PQN A . A A EM .ki M os? lalemled MARY WADE JOANNE DENNIS IB ,gl-suqgt Mos? popular ALICE RYAN Mos? polile BOBBIE BCBO R!! 1' SHIR Friencllies? LEY COFFEE P01901 A P177 P01 L wma. L Besfl ki KEN ROEERRON Mosl Acllve Bes+ Dancer ART BRADFORD RQN KELLY Besl' Personalnfy JOHN DEININGER Mosf scholarly ALFRED GOBER Man of Ihe year Bes+ dresser BILL SARANTOS Shyesf BILL MEYER JOHN DEININGER Besf Aflwleie BILL CLARKE Mosf Talenfed DON CHATMAN Mos? likely Io suceecl JAMES TERRY Besf school cifizen RANDY SIMONS Mos? Popular PRESTON TAYLOR Mosl' Polile ELMER SELLERS Friendlies? JOHN KRIER w IN MEMURIAM RAYMOND ANTHONY DAMES February 23, I936-SepTember 2, I956 The sTaTT of The PENDULUM and The ciTizens of This greaT insTiTuTion which is Cen- Tral High School, do reverenTly dedicaTe These pages as a memorial To one of our Alma MaTer's mosT loyal sons. We, who knew him besT, know besT how unseliishly he gave oT his Time. his energy. and his subsTance in supporT of The school he loved. We, who knew him besT, know besT how, even aTTer he was sTricken wiTh The dreaded leukemia. he conTinued To give unreservedly oT his waning sTrengTh To his beloved CenTral High School and To The hosT of Triends and classmaTes he had There. ThaT he loved his Alma MaTer was evidenT noT only by whaT he said buT also by whaT he did. His classwork was exemplary, his conducT was TaulTless, his parTicipaTion in acTiviTies was broad boTh acTively and vicariously. He supporTed The aThleTic Teams, aTTended all social TuncTions, and supporTed each oTher acTiviTy wiTh a lively inTeresT ThaT is Typical oT The TinesT spiriT of wholesome young American manhood. No Task was Too small, no Task, Too greaT. IT is, Therefore, TiTTing ThaT These pages be dedicaTed as a memorial To him, noT only because he earned and won our devoTion, buT also because oT The devoTion he mani- TesTed Toward us. Our loss is, ThereTore, The greaTer. To Those oT us who remain, leT This liTe sTand as an example OT diligence in personal applicaTion To duTy, as a model of devoTion To our Alma MaTer, as a sTandard OT cour- age in Tacing The unseen TuTure, ThaT he was Taken Trom among us when sTill so young is inexplicable To morTal ThoughT, buT ThaT his life has achieved a noble purpose is unquesTionable if we buT emulaTe his example. We, Therefore, dedicaTe These pages in reverenT memory of Raymond AnThony Dames, To serve as an inspiraTion To all CenTral High School sTudenTs-Today and Torever. 139 Q Nqwww Q early pa.f.fz'1zgyea1' .flZ'1'I'lMl6ll6I the growth of at Central 141 IOR CLASS OFFICERS SECTION I SECTION II AI I III AIJIOI-'II V Q pvr1IrIr'r'I I IUWIIXI IISXXSSIIQ ,Yu w pv IIAIXI I I ' fI-'I I N . . .VII I' I3rw,IIIc'vII . I3OICkUI'If UXXIIXX . .C I IXXINI . , Ikdfw lf'IrIIy X S II QI IIHCI IWIJIII' . ,.Irc'IIIrfrr SIIIIIXX IQCIVISIIR ,Ir Smmfod. Leif fo Riqhf' Sheuld Koesiorx ArI Bradford Charles Green! Ed Elmsser Shmndinq Joyce Lanier, Dolores BaIIard, Alice Ryan. 5 ,-- - QP 74 , I-' ,gpg-. -..,- I 2 ,I K. I ' ' I ,ng -. .-.n 5 . N .-Li' I A . 5,213 YY 'wr f rr l ' E . ' pei-'igfvsf 4 I .. g.-f. M., e. QQ, 455 A 5 I ,- Z, E '..' EQ l E jf. L 1? gill! 5' V? Mm I lv LQ A 'E JE . Y' ' s s , x N.-fu, S www, 4 v Hazel Allen, Belly Hoff, Teddy Macldix. and Hurdle Phillips HURDIE PHILLIPS , . . .presidenl BETTY HOFF . . . .Vice-Prrvaldermf TEDDY MADDIX . . , .Sfvfrrefary HAZEL ALLEN . . , ,lmasurr-r IUNIUR CLASS 0FFIC DAVID ADAMS: Machine Shop: Co-ops Louis G. Freeman G Company: Baskelball I: His Manner ls Always Sure To Please. Firsl Row: ROBERT ADAMS: Aviation: Co-ops Lunken Airporl: Aero-Radio Club 4: Up ln The Clouds. ROBERT E. ALTHERR: Aufomolive: A Meddler Wifh Mofors. Second Row: ROBERT J. APKE: Eleclrical: Co-ops Dual-Life Sign Company: Variely Show 2, 3: Bob Will Be An Experl EIeclrcian. DIANA B. ARMSTRONG: Commercial Foods: Co-ops Colony Restaurant Sludenf Council I: Sludenl Represenlafive Assembly 2, 3: Y-Teens 3, 41 Glee Club 2: Guide 4: Lives On Romanlic Dreams. GLENN ASBURY: Machine Shop: Co-ops Louis G. Freeman 8 Company: Track Z: Wings On His Feel. Third Row: .EOEL ATHON: Aufomolive: Baskelball 2, 31 He Likes To Tinker Wilh A ar. ' DOLORES ANN BALLARD: Business: Co-ops Union Cenlral Life Insurance Company: Choir l: Guide I: Perfecl Aflendance Award I: Sweelhearl Aflendanl 2: Junior Red Cross Represenlalive Z: Girls' Week Represenfalive I: She's Raled Tops Wilh Everyone. RAY H. BAUER: Allied Conslrucfion: Ar? Award 3: Annual Represenfafive I: Ray ls Gilled With Talent Af Ari. Fourlh Row: NADINE BAUGH: Disfribullve Educalion: Co-ops Pogue's: Choir l, 2: A Model Lady. DALE BENJAMIN: Graphic Arls: Co-ops Marlin-Young 8- Son Company: Nof Easily Worried. MARY ANN BENSON: Needle Trades: G.A.A. 2, Award 2: Choir I: One Who ls Ouife Rare. Fifth Row: TED J. BERING: Eleclrical: Co-ops Carllon Machine Tool Company: Sigma Beta Sigma 4, Vice-Presidenl 4: Likes A Good Time. WANDA BEVIS: Business: Co-ops Cenlral Trusl Company: Wedding Bells Have Rung For Wanda. ROCHELLE CATHERINE BLACKBURN: Business: Co-ops American Book Company: Knighf Life Represenlalive 3: Shorlhand Award 3: She Works Wifh All Her Might Sixlh Row: LOUIS BLACKMON: Aulomolive: Makes The Mosl Of His Life. JERRY BLOCK: Melal Trades: Co-ops Slaubilz Sheef Melal: Foolball I: Gu'de 3: Class Secrelary I: Class Treasurer 2: Highly Esleemed By His Whole Class. RONALD BLOCK: Aufomolive: Foolball I, Lefler I: He Likes To Work wim Any Arno. Sevenlh Row: BOBBIE LEE BOBO: Dislribulive Educalion: G.A.A. l, 2: Glee Club 3: V.l.C. 3: A Happy Smile, A Twinkle ln Her Eye. RODGER NEAL BOHSANCURT: Mechanical Drawing- Co-ops Lodge Bu Ship- ley: Swim Team l, 2, 3, 4, Leller l, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Always Churlul And Energelicf' ART BRADFORD: Graphic Arfs: Co-ops MY. Washinglon Press: Guide I, 2: Foolball l, 2, 3, 4, Leller 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4, Leffer 3: C Club 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Variely Show 3, 4: PENDULUM Represenlalive l: Sludenl Represenlalive Assembly 2: Class President 4: Ready With A Joke For Any Silualionf' ,al if YK-7 ,ng .' Ty 1 4. -ef Q. f- . , vi- L- , C 'oe' Q., 3' -Iv'-S X X Q X i X .. is fue 3 w - 54. Q? gs av 'U- A N. sd, S T? ki M N. ,al Q is A X i .ae , 'T v QS X 3 gi, .. sf if I - 9- Firsl Row: GEORGE BRADLEY: Elecfrical, Co-ops Culler-Hammer Company, Track I, 2, Baskeiball 2, A Friend To Value. WILMA BRADSHAW: Business, Co-ops Kaeser 8 Blair, KniqhI Life Slaff 3, Edilor 3, Variely Show 2, ShorIl'and Award 3, Wilma Has Found The Key To Sure Happiness. JAMES BREILIN6: Technical, Guide 2, 3, Spring Play 3, 4, Variely Show 3, 4, Slage Crew 4, Knighl Life 4, Cendra 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Band I, Rifle Club I, Honor Roll 4, Quill and Scroll 4, As lnfelligenl As He Is Popular. Second Row: JOHN BROWN: Elecirical, Fooiball I, 2, 3, Leller I, 2, 3, Baskelball 2, 3, Leifer 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Lefler I, 3, Sludenl Council I' Siudenl Reoresenia- Vive Assembly I, 2, Mercury Foofed John Is On His Way To The Olympics. LINK BROWN: Allied Conslrucliong Friendly Nalure And Maiure AIIiIudes. SHERRY LAVON BROWN: Disiribufive Educalion, Co-ops John Shillilo Company, Guide I, 2, Glee Club 2, Youlh for Chrisl 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presidenl 3, Presidenl 4, Cendra 3, V.I.C. 3, Band I, 2, Spring Play 33 Variely Show 3, Sherry's Bail For Complimenlsf' Third Row: JOHN BRUNNER: Melal Trades, Co-ops Lillleford Brolhers, Incorporaied, Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Leiler l, 2, 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 4, Whal- ever He Does, He Does Il Well. ZELMA BRYANT: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Always On The Go, PHYLLIS BRYSON: Disfribulive Educalion, Co-ops John Shilliio Company, Cendra Club 3, 4, Youlh for Chris? 3, Her Vivaciousness ls Consianlly SI'owing. Fourih Row: MARLENE BURCK: Commercial Foods, Co-ops Federal Bake Shop, Prom Queen Aflendanl 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Choir 3, Y-Teens 3, Variefy Show 2, Pi Chi 2, 3, 4, She's The Spark You Need To Lighl A Fire. RON BURGESS: Auiomofive, Co-ops Weslern Hills Aulo Body Shop, Ener- geiic And Resourcefulf' JIM BURKE: Aulomolive, Co-ops Wesfern Hills Aulo Body Shop, A Treai To Meet Fillh Row: VERA BUTTREE: Business, Co-ops Union Cenlral Life Insurance Company, Choir 2, 3, Variefy Show 2, PalienI Underslandingf' EDWARD J. CAIN: Elecfrical, Co-ops Wengeri Company, If Asked To Help, Ed Doesn'f Mind. IMOGENE CAMPBELL: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Guide I, Choir I, 2, Glee Club l, 3, G.A.A, 2, Variely Show I, 2, A Good Word For Everyone. Sixlh Row: VASHTI CANNON: Business, Co-ops Lincoln Heighls School, Girls' Week Represenlafive 3, V.l.C. 3, G.A.A, 3, 4, Secrelary 4, Shorlhand Award 3, Honored And Loved By All. GLENDA CARPENTER: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 4, Never Has A Complaint JOHN CARROLL: Aulomofive, Choir 3, 4, Perfecl Aliendance Award I, 2, 3, Band I, Eager To Be FriendIy. Sevenih Row: CAROLYN BUTCH CARSON: Dislribulive Educsliani Pi Chi 2, 3, Her Smile Brings Happiness. CHRISTINE INEZ CARTER: Commercial Foods, Co-ops CarIer's Drive-In Reslauranl, 6.A.A. 2, Choir 2, Glee Club I, Her Foes Are Few. BETTY CATCHING: Business, Cc-ops American Book Company, Variely Show 3, DevasIafing Wil. Toward lhis momeni we sei our sighls. First Row: DARLENE NORMA CHANEYz Business3 Co-ops American Book Company3 Alpha Chi Gamma 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 43 G.A,A, I, 23 V.I.C. 33 Knight Life Staff 33 Choir I3 She Goes Through Life Exuberantlyf' CAROL CHAPMAN: Business3 Co-ops Procter I Gamble COYTIDBDY: Knight Life Staff 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Efficiency ls Not Her Only Resource. DONALD M. CHATMAN: Needle Trades3 Co-ops Cinderella Dry Cleaners3 Choir I, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show l, 2, 3, 43 V.l,C. 33 Always Welcome In Any Crowd. Second Row: ORA CHESTER: Distributive Educationg G.A.A. I3 D.E.C.A. 43 She Possesses Quiet Charm. JOE A, CHRISTMAN: Automotive3 Co-ops Downtown Mercuryg Winning Personality, TED CIACCIO: Allied Construction3 Ted And Good Humor Are Rarely Apart. Third Row: CARL CLAYBORN: Business3 Co-ops Ohio National Life Insurance Com- pany3 Baseball 33 Kindness In His Heart. JUANITA JEAN CLIFTON: Distributive Education3 Glee Club 23 G.A.A. I3 Ever Charming, Ever New. OLA CLYBURN: Needle Tl'dd8Sj Shy And Modest, Sweet And Fair. Fourth Row: ELIZABETH COFFEY: Business3 Co-ops American Book Company3 Science Club I3 Band 23 A Fun-Loving Manner. SHIRLEY JANE COFFEY: Business3 Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company3 Choir Z, 33 Variety Show 23 One With Lots Of Vitality, Viqor, and Vim. ARTHUR COLEMAN: Mechanical Drawing3 Track 2. 33 Gym Team 2, 3, Letter 2, 33 Band 2, 3, Pin 2, Letter 33 Perfect Attendance Award 33 Rifle' Club 2, 33 Junior Red Cross Representative 33 Cross Country 33 A Swift- Moving Ahtlete. Fifth Row: RONALD L. COLWELL: Metal Tradesg Co'ops Littleford Brothers3 Football I, 3, 43 Guide 33 Nice To Have Around. ELSIE M. CONN: Needle Trades3 Co-ops Glenn Garment Company3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 The Fairest Of All. PATRICIA ANN CONN: Business3 Co-ops American Book Company3 Choir 33 Knight Life Representative 23 PENDULUM Representative 33 NOMA Spelling Award 33 Casual FriendIiness. Sixth Row: ANN CORNS: Distributive Education3 Co-ops Mabley 81 Carew Company3 A Clever Conversationalistf' CHARLES CORRV: Machine Shop3 Co-ops Sheffer Engineering Company: Nice To Know. DALE CRAIG: Automotive3 Co-ops Highway Equipment Company3 Obeys Every Whim. Seventh Row: MARJORIE CRAIG: Business3 Co-ops Lunlren Airport3 Choir 33 Glee Club 23 Shorthand Award 33 Never Sings A Faded Song. JUDITH CRANDELL: Business3 Co-ops Ohio National Life Insurance Com- pany3 Knight Life Staff 3, 4, Co-editor 43 Guide 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Girls' Week Representative 23 Her Equal Would Be Hard To Find. CHARLES EDWARD CRAWFORD: Electrical3 Co-ops, Carlton Machine Tool Company3 Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 43 Guide 23 Band I3 He'll Be A Success, Wait And See. 146 ts so 'Cl' Firsl Row: PHYLLIS CREECH: Dislribulive Educalion: Co-ops JoI'n Shillilo Company: Knighl Liie Represenfalive I: PENDULUM Represenlalive I: Junior Red Cross Represenlalive 3: A Sincere Friend Always, JOHN CUMMINS: Graphic Aris: Co ops Vinyl Cars lncorporaied, Oilen Gay, Seldom GIum. ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM: Business: Co-ops American Book Company: Knows True Values. Second Row: TERRANCE E. DALY: Aulomolive: Co-ops Mac's Sunoco Service: Madeira's Loss ls CenlraI's Gain. GLENNA JUNE DAULTON: Disfribulive Educaiion: Co-ops Marmer's Clean- ers: Maiorefie 3: Choir I: Glee Club I: Pi Chi 3, 4: Her Smile Expresses Sweelnessf' TONY DAVENPORT: Aulomolive: Covops George J. Husie Eleciric Com- pany: Courlesy And Kindness Are Jus? A Few Of His Daily Praclices. Third Row: LAVERNE DAVIDSON: Business: Co-ops American Book Company: To Be Her Friend ls A Compliment DONALD H. DAVIS: Machine Shop: Co-ops Louis G. Freeman Company: Good Friend Wilh Personalily Plus, PATRICIA DAVIS: Business: Co-ops Union Cenlral Life Insurance Company: G.A.A. I: Glee Club 3: SaIisfied Wilh The WorId. Fourlh Row: RON DAVIS: Eleclrical: C-ops Orlh Eleclric Company: No Chains Slrong Enough To Hold Him, VIOLET ANN DAVIS: Business: Co-ops Riverside-Harrison School: Knighl Life Slaff 3, 4, Associale Edilor 3: Co-Edilor 4: Guide I, 3: Sfudenl Rep- resenlalive Assembly I, 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Variely Show 3: Pi Chi 2: Perlecl Affendance Award l: VioIel: Sparkling Wilh Lols Of Vilalily, ls Loved By AlI. JACQUELINE DEE: Business: Co-ops Union Cenlral Life Insurance Company: Choir 2: Sludenl Represenfalive Assembly 2: Glee Club 3: Shall Never Be Friendless. Fillh Row: JOHN DEININGER: Technical: Track I, 2: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: C Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader I: Ari Sociely I: Guide 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2: Perlecl Alfendance Award I: FuIl Of Humor, Personalily, And Generosilyf' LACEY H. DELANEY: Needle Trades: Co-ops Fenlon Dry Cleaners: Choir 4: Lacey Sews A Fine Seam. RUTH E, DEMMONS: Business: Co-ops Rockdale Primary School: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Cendra 2, 3: She Fills The Air Wiih Music, Slxlh Row: ROBERT DENIKE: Melal Trades: Co-ops Slaubiiz Sheel Melal Company: Sludenl Represenlalive I, 3: A Radianl Personalily Which Endears Everyone To Him. RUTH DENIKE: Business: Co-ops American Book Company: Glee Club I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2: Choir 3, 4: Variely Show 3: Knigl'l Life Represenlalive 2: Slu- denl Represenlafive Assembly I: A Sincere Heart Which Makes Everyone Like Her. JOANN DENNIS: Needle Trades: Cheerleader 3: Choir I: Variely Show I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I: A Neal Package Wrapped In The Laiesf Fashions. Sevenfh Row: LARRY DICK: Allied Conslruclion: Swimming I: Never A Dull Momenl, Always Brighf And Always Gay. FRANCIS DISBENNETT: Aulomolive: Foolball 2: A Talenl For Friendship, Personality Plus. ELIZABETH DOOLEY: Business: Co-ops Sherman School: G.A.A, I, 2, 3 4, Vice-Presidenl' 4: SfudenI Represenlalive Assembly 3: Sfudenl Council 3, Secrelary 3: V,l.C. 3: NOMA Spelling Award 3: Shorlhand Award 3: Com Iribules Much Vim And Vigor. ' Miss Hughes explaining personalily Irails in Job Relalions Class. 1- -1 353 'TE 57' iu V ,- First Row: RON DOSSENBACH: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Morrow Printing Company, Honor Roll 3, Pertect Attendance Award 3, Allergic To Study. REGINA DOUGLAS: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Com- pany, Student Representative Assembly 2, PENDULUM Representative I, 2, Knight Lite Representative l, 2, Junior Red Cross Representative 21 Gentle In Manner, Many A Friend. CHARLES LAWRENCE DRAGAN: Graphic Arts, Words Can't Describe Him. Second Row: QUEEN ESTHER DUKES: Business, Glee Club 3, Choir 2, Variety Show 2, Full Ot Fun And Fancy Free. BONITA DUNAWAY: Business, Co-ops Procter It Gamble Company, Guide Z, 3, Perfect Attendance Award 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Scholastic Award 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, Treasurer 3, Variety Show 2, 3, Student Representative Assembly 2, V.l.C. 3, Reporter 3, Y-Teens 3, PENDULUM Representative 3, She Brings Success To Each Ot Her Proiects. MARY ANN DUSKIN: Business, Glee Club I, 2, A Sensitive Awareness For True Values. Third Row: JOAN EDELER: Business, Co-ops Central High School, Pi Chi 2, Prom Queen Attendant 3, A Sweet Little Innocent Girl Is She. BETTE EDWARDS: Business, Co-ops Henry Harris lncoporated, Knight Lite Statt 3, 4, Shorthand Award 3, lt's Love That Makes Her World Go ' ound. EDWARD EDWARDS: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Moehler Printing Company, In Any Place He ls Sure To Fit. Fourth Row: JO ELLIOTT: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Cendra 2, 3, 4, School Play Z, 3, Variety Show 2, 3, Knight Lite Representative 3, Student Representative Assembly 3, ln Singing And Acting, This Gal Takes Second To None. ED W. ELSASSER: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Hennegan Printing Company, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Letter 2, 3, Baseball Z, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, Pertect Attendance Award I, 2, 3, Scholastic Award 3, An Athlete And A Diligent Worker. WILLIS EMBRY: Automotive, Band I, From His Friends He'lI Never Part. Fifth Row: RAY ESLINGER: Mechanical Drawing, Co-ops Davis li Siehl Company, Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, An Outstanding Senior Gymnast. JERRY FARRINGTON: Aviation, Co-ops Lunken Airport, Football 3, 4, Man- ager 3, 4, Basketball 3, Manager 3, Baseball 3, Manager 3, Knight Lite Statt 3, Knight Lite Representative 2, PENDULUM Representative 2, Junior Red Cross Representative I, 2, Aero-Radio Club 4, A True Sports En- thusiast. THOMAS ED FAY: Metal Trades, Coaops Robert Beck Company, Sunny Disposition Always And A Friend To All. Sixth Row: VERNA JEAN FECK: Needle Trades, Co-ops Tex-Style Company, Glee Club 3, A Disposition Hard To Beat. EDWARD FELDHAUS: Electrical, Co-ops Carlisle A Finch Company, Track 2, Letter 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Letter Z, 3, 4, Color Guard I, Generously Uses His Talents, FRANK H. FELDHAUS: Metal Trades, Swimming 2, 3, 4, A Clever Maneue verer, Liked By AlI. Seventh Row: MARY FELTON: Business, G.A.A, l, 2, 3, Letter I, Award 2, 3, V.l.C. 3, Variety Show 3, St'e's On A Fast Express. WILLIE LEE FERGUSON: Graphic Arts, Co-ops F. H. Lawson Printing Com- pany, Band I, Visual Aids I, 2, Variety Show I, He ls A Good-Natured Lad With Loads Ot Friends. RICHARD JOHN FISCHER: Metal Trades, Co-ops Nieman Welding Com- pany, With Him Lite ls Just A Game. 'f . . T x+. ?'? 'ew i 31: 'S ar- ., . Q-.ae Al. .vw X.. RIS' an-Q s 'DW -r x X AT 'fs . ' fa-6347 was .. f First Row: BILL FISHER: Automotive, Co-ops Cliff Jacobs Motors, Gym Team 1, 3, 4, Well-Dressed, Real Smooth. RICHARD J. FOERTSCH: Electrical, Co-ops Cincinnati Gas 8. Electric Com- pany, A Guy With A Smile That Reflects A Warm Personality. JAMES R. FORBECK: Allied Construction, Co-ops Boulevard Construction, A Quiet Manner At The Present Describes This Man With A Future. Second Row: RON FRANK: Electrical, Co-ops Wengert Company, Always Has A Big Smile On His Face. DOROTHY FULLER: Business, Co-ops Jackson School, Choir I, G.A.A. 3, Glee Club 2, Knight Lite Representative I, Student Representative As- sembly I, V.l.C, 3, 4, Shorthand Award 3, Perfect Attendance Award 3, Willing To Work For Success. DAN GALLEGAN: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Rosenthall Company, Has A Brigl't Slant On Life. Third Row: HARRY GASKILL: Aviation, Co-ops Lunken Airport, Rides In The Clouds. MILTON J. GASKINS: Aviation, Co-ops Queen City Flying Service, Swim- ming l, 2, 3, 4, Letter I, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Mu Sigma 2, C Club 2, 3, Aero-Radio Club 4, Always Cheerful and Energetic, With Personality Magnetic. ROBERT F. GAUCK: Electrical, Co-ops Cincinnati Gas lr Electric Company, Barrels Ot Fun And Laughter. Fourth Row: GROVER GAY, JR.: Automotive, Co-ops Downtown Mercury, He's At His Best Repairing Cars. WILLIAM GERHARDT: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Sarnuel's Products, Knight Lite Staff 2, Shy In A Pleasant Way. SARAH GLOVER: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company, Choir 3, V.l.C, 3, Treasurer 3, Variety Show 3, 4, Cheerleader' I, 2, 3, 4, Co- captain 4, Memories Ot Her Will Always Stay. Fifth Row: ALFRED GOBER: Metal Trades, Co-ops Ransohoft Company, He Takes Many A Heart By Storm. DELORES ANN GODBEY: Needle Trades, Co-ops Textile Company, A Good Homemaker She Will Be. JAMES E. GODBY: Automotive, Co-ops George J. Huste Company, A Happy-Go-Lucky Guy With Many Friends. Sixth Row: WILLIAM J. GOEDDE: Allied Construction, Football 2, 3, Letter 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, Letter 2, 3, Co-captain 3, Baseball 2, 3, Letter 2, 3, C Club 2, 3, 4, An Accurate Shot When Shooting For Baskets And Friends. DON EDWIN COSNEY: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Neilsen Litt-ographic Com- pany, Baseball 2, Honor Roll 2, C Club 3, Graphic Arts Award 3, Rich And Rewarding ls Don's Lite, JOE GOYETTE: Allied Construction, Swimming I, 2, Letter 2, A Sedate Manner With Plenty ot S-M-I-L'E. Seventh Row: JOYCE GRAHAM: Business, Co-ops Fas-foto Incorporated, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pin I, Letter 2, Certificate 3, Variety Show I, 2,.3, 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4, A Commedienne In Her Own Way. PAT GRANT: Business, Co-ops Ohio National Lite Insurance Company, Pi Chi 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, PENDULUM Representative 2, Honor Roll I, Scholastic Award I, Her Bright Smile ls Seldom Weary, PHYLLIS ANN GRANT: Business, Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Com- pany, Guide I, PENDULUM Queen 3, Cheerleader I, 2, Prom Queen At- tendant 3, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, PENDULUM Staff I, Knight Lite Statt 3, Knight Lite Representative l, Pi Chi 2, 3, 4, Cendra 2, Smooth Sophisti- cation Makes Her The Model Type. Mr. Wesley's welding students display their handiwork. X First Row: HARRY GRAY: Metal Trades: Co-ops Western Hills Heating lr Air Condi- tioning Company: Band 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 2: His Easy Going Manner Is An Inspiration To Many. CHARLES A. GREEN: Metal Trades: Basketball I, 2, 3, Letter I, 2, 3: Class Vice-President 4: A Letter Boy Ot CentraI. BILLIE JEAN GRIFFIS: Business: Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Com- pany: PENDULUM Representative 3: Student Representative Assembly 3: Glee Club 3: A Bite-Sized Bit Who's Admired By Many. Second Row: MARY GROB: Business: Covops American Book Company: Dark Hair And A Light Heart. TED GROHS: Aviation: Perfect Attendance Award I, 2: Guide I: His Smile ls His Key To Happness. ROBERT HAAB: Electrical: Electricity His Vocation, Girls His Avocation. Third Row: JIM HAAS: Automotive: Co-ops Jenninq's Buick: A Merry Heart With A Talent For Friendship. RICHARD HAEHNLE: Electrical: Coaops Johnson Electric Supply Company: Choir 3, 4: Can Make A Rainy Day Sunny. CHARLES HALEY: Electrical: Co-ops Universal Electronics Company: Band 2: On His Face Never A Frown. Fourth Row: BARBARA HALLBAUER: Business: Co-ops Union Central Lile Insurance Com- pany: An Approving Attitude Always. LORETTA HANKERSON: Needle Trades: V.I.C. 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: She Sews A Fine Seam. SONJA HANSELMAN: Needle Trades: Co-ops Model Laundry: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Variety Show 2, 3: Needle Trades Award 3: Her Work In Sewing Is Supreme. Fifth Row: EILEEN HARDMAN: Business: Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company: She Can Because She Believes She Can. DAVID HARPER: Technical: Band 2, 3, 4, Letter 3: Class Secretary 2: Guide 3: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2: Lots of Humor And VitaIity. ROBERT G. HARPER: Electrical: Co-ops Cincinnati Gas Sr Electric Company: A Fellow We're Happy To Know, Whose Success ls Bound To Grow. Sixth Row: SYLVIA HARRIS: Distributive Education: Co-ops Mabley li Carew Company: A Better Friend You Cannot Find. MYRA LEE HARRISON: Business: Co-ops Fas-Foto Incorporated: G.A,A.: Choir I, 2: Glee Club 3: Variety Show I, 2, 3: V.I,C. 3: Shorthand Award 3: Guide I, 2: She Is Devoted To The Good Wholesome Things Of Lite. EDWARD J. HASSERTT: Automotive: Courteous and Cooperative, Takes The Right Side Ot Lite, Seventh Row: NIATILDA D. HATHAWAY: Business: Co-ops Procter L Gamble Company: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pin I, Letter 2, Certificate 3: Choir I: Variety Show I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Sweetheart 4: She Fills All Hearts With Laughter. LOIS HEBER: Business: Co-ops Central Trust Company: One Who Never Starts A Fuss. LOUIS HEIM: Automotive: Co-ops Raymond Motors Incorporated: Sweetness ls His Best Asset. ISO I if 1 .., ax X 'Rr 3 Cv 'QT' Firsl Row: PHILLIP H. HEIN: Allied Conslrucfion5 Swimming Z, 3, 45 Visual Aids 2, 3, 43 He's Sirling On Top OI The World, EVON HENDERSON: Business5 G.A.A, I5 Choir 2, 35 Glee Club I, Variely Show 25 Knighi Life Represenlalive I5 PENDULUM Represenlalive I5 Perlecf Aflendance Award I5 Ranks High On Everyone's Lis? Ol Friends. MARIE HENDERSON: Businessg Co-ops American Book Company, Glee Club 35 She Views Life Wilhoul Alarm. Second Row: STANLEY HENN: Melal Trades, Co-ops Modern Sheer Melal Companyg Swim- ming I, 25 Track I5 Always Deep Wifhin Your Hearlf' TROY HENSLEY: Avialion5 Co-ops Luken Airporl5 Wise In The Ways OI The World. JACK HERGET: Machine Shop, Co-ops Louis G. Freeman Company5 He ls Found Always Around A Machine. Third Row: BARBARA ANN HERRIGAN: Businessg Choir I, 35 Variely Show 25 V.l.C. 3: A Smile On Her Face, A Song In Her Head. ROBERT HESSE: Allied Conslrucliong Co-ops C. Schmid? Company, Spring Play 35 Variely Show 35 He Sels His Goals High, TERRY HEYBRUCH: ElecIrical5 Track Ig His Life Will Noi Go To WasIe, Fourlh Row: ROSE GWENDLINE HICKS: Needle Trades5 Co-ops Conlee Cleanersg Choir Ig Glee Club I5 Band 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 25 Junior Red Cross Represenfalive Ig Her Life Is Jusl A Song. BETTY LEA HILL: Business5 Co-ops Cenlral Trusl Company5 Guide 2, 35 Class Treasurer 35 G.A.A. 25 PENDULUM Slaff 2, 3, 45 Business Manager 3, 45 PEN- DULUM Represenlalivq 3, 45 V.I.C. 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Per- fecl Allendance 25 Prom Commihee 35 Junior Achievemenl 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Knighl Life Represenlalive 4, Sfudenl Represenlalive Assembly 43 Wholesome, Hard-Working, Dependable, Fun-Loving-A Truly Lovable Per- sonalilyf' CHARLES H, HILL: EIeclricaI5 Co-ops Sullivan Eleclric Company5 Easily Does His Lauqhler Come, Fillh Row: DANNY L, HILL: Machine Shop5 Co-ops Louis G, Freeman Company5 Kniqhl Life Represenlalive 2, 35 Sludenl Represenralive Assembly 35 A Jack Of All Trades. YVONNE MARILYN HILLARD: Business, G,A.A. Ig Glee Club I, 35 Willing To Work For Success. WALTER HILLMAN: Aufomolive5 Co-ops Vordenburq Chevrolel5 Track 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Lelfer I, 2, 3, 45 Visual Aidsi I, 2, 3, 45 Guide 25 Sfudenf Rep- resenlafive Assembly Ig Knighl Life Slaff 35 Variely Show I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I5 His Mollo ls Cooperalion And Dependabililyf' Sixlh Row: WENDELL HOBBS: Graphic Ar1s5 Co-ops Rosenlhal Company5 Always Fun To Have Around. RON HOCKNEY- Elecfricalg Co-ops Schauer Manulacluring 1,ornpany5 Such A Good Arguer. JIM HOGAN: Aulomolive5 Co-ops Thompson Cadillacg He Divides His Time Between Girls And Cars. Sevenlh Row: THOMAS LEE HOGAN: Eleclricalf Track 35 Hiqh-Y I, 25 Choir 25 His High School Days Were Well Spent SUE HOLLAND: Business5 Co-ops Cenlral High School, Youlh for Chrisl I 2, 35 She ls Wrapped Up In A Dream. CHARLEY T. HOMER: Eleclricalg Co-ops Schmidi Refrigeralion Company, Sludenf Represenfalive Assembly 35 Sludenl Council 3: Bowling Z, Leller 23 Knighr Life Represenfalive 25 PENDULUM Represenlalive 25 Has The Wis. dom Of All A9es. The Girls' Week Commillee represent Cenlral on many occasions. Will WAYNE J. HOMER: Electrical, Co-ops Schmidt Refrigeration Company, Guide 2, Scholastic Award 2, Sigma Beta Sigma 4, Wayne ls As Quiet As The PROVERBIAL MOUSE. PETE HOOD: Electrical, A Real Swell Guy, Full Ot Mischief, CLARENCE HORN, JR., Electrical, Variety Show 3, Visual Aids 2, 3, He Follows His Heart At All Times, First Row: Second Row: SARA ANN HORTON: Business, Glee Club 3, She Entrances Us With Her Songs. IZETTA HOSKINS: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Glee Club 3: Her Silence ls Golden. NAOMI HUDSON: Business, Co-ops Jackson School, Variety Show 2, 3, When Needed, She'll Be There, Third Row: MARVIN HUGO: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Trickler Printing Company, Quiet Ways, Yet Always Friendly. MILDRED HUMPHREY: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, G.A.A. I, 2, Award I, Choir 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Perfect Attendance Award 2, 3, Her Abilities Are LimitIess. JIM E. HUNT: Mechanical Drawing, Co-ops Davis It Siehl Company, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, A Ladies Man All His Days. Fourth Row: EVELYN M. HUTCHISON: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company, Junior Achievement 3, 4, She Fills Many A Heart With Bliss. BETTY INYART: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, G.A.A. 2, Band I, Choir 3, 4, Oh, So Smoothly Her Lite Runs. CECIL ROY JASPER: Allied Construction, Co-op LeBlond Machine Tool Com- pany, Variety Show 3, Earnest In Work, Lively ln Play. Fifth Row: GEORGETTA JEFFERSON: Business, G,A.A. 3, Liked By All Who Know Her. BARBARA J. JERREALS: Commercial Foods, Co-ops Colony Restaurant, G.A.A. 2, 3, Barbara Is The Easy T0 Get Along With Outdoor Girl. CHRISTINE JOHNSON: Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, V.l.C. 3, Perpetual Motion Personifiedf' Sixth Row: DEWEY WILLIAM JOHNSON: Allied Construction, Cross Country 3, Letter 3, Track 2, 3, 4, A Real Greyhound. JULIA C. JOHNSON: Business, Co-ops Twellth District School, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Award I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance Award I, 2, V.I.C. 3, A Prom Personality, With Much Versatility. WYMAN JOHNSON: Automotive, Co-ops J. 8 J. Auto Service, Basketball I, Student Representative Assembly I, Art Society I, Hi Ho, lt's Off To Work He Goes, Seventh Row: CHARLENE JONES: Distributive Education, Co-ops John Shillito Company, Choir 3, 4, Band I, 2, V.l,C. 3, A Stranger To None. JOSEPHINE JONES: Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, V.l.C. 3, 4, WiII Reach Her Aim In Lite. RONNIE JONES: Machine Shop, Co-ops Louis G. Freeman Company, Knight Lite Representative 3, Junior Red Cross Representative 2, His Interests Lie In Mechanical Matters. First Row: ROBERT JONES: Commercial Foods: Co-ops Mills Restaurant: Choir 3, 4: Guide 2: Knight Life Staff 2, 3: Variety Show 2, 3: AII Kinds Ot Food He's Sure To Taste. MILDRED LOUISE JORDAN: Business: Co-ops Board ol Education: Always Happy, A Friend To Value. RICHARD W. KATZ: Technical: Football 3: Science Award 2: Unassuming Along With A Wonderful Personality. Second Row: BARBARA KAYSER: Business: Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company: Pi Chi 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Representative 3: V,I.C. 3, 4: Guide 3: Brings Joy To AII. DELORES CAROLYN KELLY: Business: Co-ops American Boolr Company: Choir 2, 3: Variety Show 2, 3: Full OI wif, Liked ay Au. RONALD KELLY: Graphic Arts: Student Representative Assembly I, 2, 3: V.l.C. 3: Junior Red Cross Representative 3: Guide I: Clilr Club 3: Art Society 2: A Truly Good School Spirit. Third Row: SUSAN PEARL KELLY: Distributive Education: Co-ops Marmer's Dry Cleaners: Choir I, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer I: Class President 3: Variety Show 3, 4: Stu- dent Representative Assembly 2, Honor Roll I, 3: A Heart To Match Her Golden Voice, WILLIAM CODY KELLY: Automotive: Traclr l, 3: His Ambition Is To Be Like 'Buffalo Bill.' CAROL A, KENNEDY: Graphic Arts: Co-ops Fas-Foto Incorporated: A Fine Girl With A Gentle Heart. Fourth Row: LESTER KERN: Automotive: Co-ops Cronin Ford: ll They Can Be Fixed, He'lI Fix 'em. HATTIE MAE KIDD: Needle Trades: Glee Club I: A Stitch In Time Will Save Her Time. BILL L. KINDERMAN: Graphic Arls: Co-ops Marlin Younq and Son Company: Full Ot Fun And Fancy Free. Filth Row: JACKIE KING: Business: Co-ops American Boolr Company: Band I, 2, 3, Leiter 3, Secretary 2, 3: Y-Teens I, Z, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4: Junior Red Cross Representative I: Gu'de I: Stars Seem To Crown Her Lovely Tresses. JOAN SYLVIA KISNER: Business: Co-ops American Book Company: G,A.A. 2: PENDULUM Representative 2: Knight Lite Staff 3: Typing Award 3: Short- hand Award 3: Versatile Joan Is In Love With The World. THOMAS KLEIN: Automotive: Co-ops O'Leary Buick: Let's Get School Over With Attitude. Sixth Row: CARL E. KNAUBER: Graphic Arts: Co-ops Hennegan Printing Company: Band 3: One Of The Best Artisans In His Field. CAROL ANN KOCH: Business: Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Com- pany: NOMA Spelling Award 3: Guide I3 Knight Lite Representative 4: Student Representative Assembly 4: Contentment Highlights CaroI's Per- sonality, SHEILA LEE KOESTER: Business: Co-ops Board of Education: Guide 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Football Queen 4: G.A.A, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, Vice- President 4: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: Girls' Week Representative 3: Student Council 2, Member At Large 2: Student Representative Assembly 2: Pi Chi 2 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: V.I,C, 3: Perfect Attendance Award 33 Shorthand Award 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: Junior Red Cross Representative 33 Loved By All For Her Seltless Devotion To Her School And to Her Friends. Seventh Row: DAVE KOHAKE: Graphic Arts: Co-ops Kramer Printing Company: Student Representative Assembly 23 Dave Has Found His Shining Star. CAROL CATHERENE KOLDE: Business: Co-ops Mt, Airy School: Pi Chi 2, 3, 4, Historian 3: Knight Lite Staff 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Representative: Knight I-lie Representative 2, 3, 4: One Of The Busiest Bees In The Hive. JOHN KRIER: Automotive: Co-ops International Harvester: Football l: Guide 2: Life ls Fun For John. A friend to all seniors is Mr. McGee. f i First Row: EDMUND KUDERER: Allied Construction, Variety Show 3, Spring Play 3, He'll Make His Own Sawdust For The Trail. CARL D. KUHN: Electrical, Co-ops Schauer Manufacturing Company, PEN- DULUM Representative 2, Art Society I, Choir 4, A Competent Individual. DANIEL LEE LABORN: Commercial Foods, Co-ops Mills Restaurant, V,l.C. 3, Cendra 3, Junior Red Cross Representative 3, He Can Cook Good Things To Eat, Second Row: FRED H. LAMPE: Allied Construction, Band I, PENDULUM Representative 3, Student Representative Assembly Z, Art Society I, He Can Soothe Bad Tempers. JOYCE A. LANTER: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Com- pany, Guide 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Letter I, Secretary 3, President 4, Variety Show Z, 3, 4, Maioretle 2, 3, Cheerlader 3, 4, Pi Chi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, V.l.C. 3, Perfect Attendance Award I, 3, Football Queen 3, Student Representative Assembly 3, Swimming Award 2, Shorthand 3, CentraI Has A Richer And A Happier Heritage For Having Known Her Vivacious Spirit. JOHN C. LEBER, Aviation, Co-ops Cincinnati Aircraft Service, Cendra 3, School Play 3, Student Representative 3, Aero-Radio Club 4, Can Fly A Plane And Hug A Girl At The Same Time, Third Row: MARY JO LEE: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company, Guide 2, 3, 4, Knight Lite Staff 3, Knight Lite Representative 3, V.l.C. 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, One In A Million With A Heart Ot Pure Gold. DON M. LEHMKUHL: Electrical, Co-ops Carlisle L Finch Company, Choir 3, 4, His Lite's Pattern ls Cut. ROSE MARIE LEHMKUHL: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Glee Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, Her Responsibility She Does Not Shun. Fourth Row: FRED J. LENSER: Technical, Football 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Gym Team 2, Letter 2, Class President 2, Variety Show 2, 3, Jun'or Red Cross Representative 2, C Club 3, 4, A Perfect Demonstration Ot Power. JOSEPH HOWARD LEPPLE: Automotive, Co-ops Western Hills Auto Body, Rifle Club I, A Winning And A Pleasant SmiIe. RUTH LEPPLE: Business, Co-ops Board of Education, The Idol Ot Many. Fifth Row: WILLIAM LETT: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Lahke Printing It Publishing Company, World Affairs Institute Award Z, He Reserves His Opinions For Things That Matter. DOROTHY LEWIS: Business, Co-ops Lincoln Heights Elementary School, G.A.A. 3, 4' Shorthand Award 3, Choir 3, 4, Variety Show 3, V.l.C. 3, 4, Seldom Indulges In Idle Chatter. EARNESTINE LONG: Commercial Foods, Co-ops Mills Restaurant, G.A.A. Z, 3, Toward A Future In Cookinq She Is Bent. Sixth Row: BEVERLY LOTH: Commercial Foods, Co-ops John Shillito Company, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Like An Angel From Above. JAMES LOVITT: Automotive, Co-ops Highway Equipment Company, Guide 3, An Understanding And Likeable Soul. WANDA LOU MAHAN: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Choir I, Knight Lite Statt 3, Knight Lite Representative 3, Student Representative Assembly 2, Junior Red Cross Representative I, Perfect Attendance Award 3, Y-Teens I, PENDULUM Representative 3, Occupies A Space In Every. one's Heart. Seventh Row: ROBERT S. MANCHESTER: Allied Construction, WilI Make His Own Furni. ture. ODA MARCUM: Allied Construction, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4- Track I, Letter I, Which, He Asks, Came First, The Nail Or The Hammer? MARY OCTAVIA MARION: Business, G.A.A. 2, Choir 3- Variety Show 3' Knight Lite Representative 2, Student Representative Assembly I 2- Yguttl lor Christ I, Perfect Attendance Award I, 2, Honor Roll I' 2. nk Worung World ls Her Destination. ' I54 the Nw...- Q 5 s Sa Q 5 X 3 tm 5. as nw' nr Firsl' Row: GLORIA ANN MARTIN: Commercial Foods: Co-ops CarIer's Reslauranf: Choir 3: Glee Club 3: Good Things In Life Do Nor Pass By Her. ROBERT MARTIN: Commercial Foods: Choir 2, 3, 4: Variely Show 2, 31 Perfecf Allendance Award 3: Baskelball 3: Tells Inleresling Tales Well. ERROL MATTHEWS: Business: Co-ops Woolwor7h's Company: The World AI His Feel. Second Row: DALE MATTHEY: Graphic Arfs- Co-ops Midwesl Rubber Slamp Company: V.I.C, 3: Why Work When PIay's So Much Fun? JERRY MAURER: Aulomolive: Co-ops Andy's Service: He'lI Fix Your Car, He Hopes. ROBERT McCARTHY: Melal Trades: Co-ops Weslern Hills Air Condilioning X: Healing Company: Always A Failhful Worker. Third Row: RONALD J. MCCARTHY: Graphic Arfs: Co-ops MI, Washinqlon Press: A Radianf Smile And Glowing Charm. DAVE McCOY: Elecfrical: For Dave, Being A Co-op Is Lols Of Fun. NANCY MCCOY: Business: Co-ops American Book Company: Choir 2: Glee Club I: Y-Teens 3, 4: V.I,C, 3, Secrelary 3: PENDULUM Represenfalive 2, 33 Shorrhand Award 3: FirsI In Creafiveness And AI Home Wilh Everyone. Fourlh Row: JERRY McDANlEL: Aulomofive: An Oulspoken Humorisf Who Is Liked By All SYLVIA McDONALD: Needle Trades: Co-ops Fleck Bridal Shop: Glee Club 3: Sludenr Represenlalive Assembly I: Sylvia's A Leader In Any Class. RICHARD MCGINLEY: Graphic Arls: Co-ops Acfive Prinlinq Company: Gym Team 2: He Likes To Make Things By Hand. Fiflh Row: SYLVESTER MCGUIRE: Mechanical Drawing: Cross Counlry 3: Band 2, 3: Recognizes His SI'orIcomings. PATRICIA MCLEAN: Business: Shorfhand Award 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Maiorelle 3: Variely Show 2, 3: Kindness And Work Are Her Combinafionsf' CHARLES MEDARISQ Avialion: Co-ops Lunken Airporl: Who Ever Heard OI A Ground Crew PiIoI? Sixlh Row: ROBERT MEINRES: Aufomolive: Co-ops Ray Gordon Company: Alwdyg Wdg A Ouiel BeguiIer. EDWARD J. MEYER: Allied Consfruclion: All Wrapped Up In His Work. WILLIAM MEYER: Technical: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Represenlalive Assembly I, Class Vice-Presidenl I: Foolball I: PENDULUM Represenlalive 4: One Wilh Scienlific InclinaIion. Sevenlh Row: THOMAS MEYERS: Aufomafiyeg Co-ops Ray Gordon Company: Swimming 2, 3, 4: PENDULUM Represenfalive 2: 3: Slrong Bodily And SpiriIuaIIy. DAN MICHEL: Eleclrical: Co-ops Cincinnali Gas Bi Elecfric Company: Dan Is Handy Wilh A Tool KH. CAROL MIDDENDORF: Business: Co-ops Cenlral Trusl Company: Bowling 2: Guide 2: No'rhing Will Mar Her Good SpiriIs. The I956-57 Color Guard in Ihe Pledge Io Ihe Flag. First Row: BILL MILLER: Aviation3 Co-ops Queen City Flying Service3 Rifle Club I3 Glee Club 33 Student Representative Assembly I3 2, 3, 43 Ari Sociely I3 Aero- Radio Club 43 Male Version Of Annie Oakley. MARY YVONNE MILLER: Businessg The Personality Of A Countess. NORMA MILLER: Businessg Co-ops Dodd Jewlersg Knight Life Staff 3, Asso- ciate Editor 33 Guide 33 She Builds Her Dreams To The Stars. Second Row: JIMMIE VAN MITCHELL: Needle Tradesg Co-ops Fenton United Cleaners3 G.A.A. I, 33 Choir I, 33 Her Mirth Is Contagious. PATRICK J. MONING: Allied Construcliong Co-cos Lenz Construction Com- panyg Pat Is One Who Knows The Meaning Of The Word Friendship. WILLIAM ERNEST MOORE: Metal Tradesg Co-ops Robert Becht Company3 Band l, Z, 3, 43 He'Il Ride To Success On The Wings Of A Song. Third Row: BRENDA JANICE MOORE: Businessg Co-ops American Book Company3 Choir 33 Glee Club 2, 33 Sweet Sophistication And Laughing Eyes Reflect A Gracious Manner. DIANE MORAN: Business3 She ls Truly Named For Here Walks A Goddess. LILLIAN MULDER: Business3 Glee Club I, 33 V.I.C. 33 Always Nice To Be With. Fourth Row: JUANITA MULLINS: BUSINESS: Efficient Creativeness Reflects Her Deep Understanding And Knowledge. MARION MUNCY: Allied Constructiong Co-ops Tastee Bread Companyg A Barefoot Boy With Shoes On. DONALD NAGEL: Allied ConsIrucIion3 To Calch A Fish You Have To Be Smarter Than The Fish. Fifth Row: ROBERT NELSON: Automotive3 Track 33 Swimming 2, 3, Letter 33 ls A Plymouth Car Related To A Plymouth Chicken? BEVERLY ANN NEUDIGATE: BUSINESS: Co-ops Ohio National Life Insurance Company3 Y-Teens 43 Her Sweet Sincerity Attracts Many Friends. JACOUELINE ROLETA NEWMAN: Graphic Arlsg Co-ops Fas-Foto Incorpor- atedg Art Society I3 Bowling I3 PENDULUM Slaff I, 2, 3, 4. Chief Photographer 33 Knight Life Staff I, 2, 33 Camera Club 2, 3, President 2, 3: V.I.C. 33 Junior Achievement 33 Her Talents Are Many-Wisely Directed, She'lI Go Far. Sixth Row: JIM NICHOLS: Graphic Arts3 Co-ops Jax Products3 Guide I3 Knight Life Staff 33 V.I.C. 33 Student Representative Assembly 33 Camera Club 2, 33 Art Society 33 Always Has A Camera Handy. ROSETTA NICHOLS: Needle Tradesg G.A.A. I, 2, 33 Fire And Ice, Sugar And Spice. AUBREY ODELL: Electricalg Co-ops Johnson Electric Company3 Just Call Him High Voltage. Sevenfh Row: IREY E. ODUMS: Allied Construction3 World Famous Wrestler-Of Lathes. WILLIAM OSIE: Automotive3 Co-ops Clift Jacobs Company3 Basketball 2, Letter 23 Who Ever Heard Of A Radio With A Carburetor On II? JAMES R. OTT: Business3 Co-ops Ohio National Life Insurance Companyg Cendra 2, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance Award I, 23 Responsibility With TaIent. Qs bass nv- QS S., ls. YN -s Q First Row: FRIEDA PAPPASHALES: Business, Co-ops Board ot Education, Student Rep- resentative Assembly I, PENDULUM Stafl I, 3, 4, Co-editor 4, Pi Chi 4, Guide I, 3, 4, Girls' Week Representative I, 3, 4, Knight Lite Representative I, Two American Legion Medals I, Typing Award I, 3, 4, Scholastic Award I, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 3, 4, Shorthand Award 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Reserve Captain 3, V,l.C. 31 NOMA Spelling Award 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Glen Club I, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Jun'or Red Cross Representative Ig Blithe, Devoted, Energetic-One Ot The Brightest Stars In Cent'aI's Crown. AVE E. PARKER: Automotive, Co-ops O'Leary Buick, Glee Club 3, School Play Z, Bright Eyes, Charming Way. HARVEY PAYNE: Allied Construction, Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Letter Z, 3, 4, Knight Lite Representative 2, Guide 3, Youth tor Ctrist 3, Junior Red Cross Representative Z, A Country Boy At Heart. Second Row: ANN PELLY: Business, Co-ops Mt. Airy School, Guide 2, 3, Pi Chi 3, 4, Knight Lite Statt 3, Cheerleader 4, V.l.C, 3, Lots Ot Pep And School Spirit. BETTY JEAN PERDUE: Business, Choir I, 3, V.l.C, 3, A Personality That ls Magnetic. LOLA JEAN PERSON: Business, Choir 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, Variety Show 21 Youth tor Christ 2, No Matter How Busy, Lola Will Do Anything For A Friend. Third Row: JULIA PETROVITCH: Business, Co-ops Ohio National Lite Insurance Com- pany, Sweetheart 4, A Shy Grin And Sweet Ways. RAY EUGENE PHILLIPS: Automotive, Co-ops Vordenburg Chevrolet, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Z, 3, 4, Class President 2, Variety Show 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Fast On The Gridiron. WILLIAM DONALD PHILLIPS: Aviation, Loves Wine, Women, And Song. Fourth Row: SONJA PINKERTON: Business, Co-ops Henry Harris Incorporated, Knigt't Lite Statt 3, Student Representative Assembly 3, PENDULUM Representative 3, Her Smile Defends Her Carefree Ways. PAT POLLMAN: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company, Glee Club 3, V.l.C. 3, Shorthand Award 3, Honor Roll I, Sweethart Attend- ant I, PENDULUM Representative 3, Art Society I, A Robe Ot Serene Happiness Conceals Her Animated Wit, ANDY PORTER: Aviation, Co-ops Lunlren Airport, Paper Airplanes He Likes To Send Hurling. Fitth Row: JERRY PUGH: Technical, Knight Lite Staff 3, He Wants To Know The 'What' And 'Why' Ot Things, LAWRENCE PYLES: Graphic Arts, Comps Morrow Printing Company, This Boy's Going Straight To The Top. JEANNETTE RAMSEY: Business, Never Does She Yield To Deleat. Sixth Row: ROBERTA RANDOLPH: Distributive Education, Her Demure Smile Endear Her To Many. EDWARD RAPP: Automotive, Co-ops Thompson Cadillac, Happy, Friendly, Full Of Fun. TOM RATLIFF: Electrical, Co-ops Dual-ite Sign Company, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Fortune And Fame Will Bless His Name. Seventh Row: JOE REDER: Automotive, Co-ops Western Hills Auto Body Service, UntiI A Task ls Done, Joe Never Relents. BILL J. REGENSBURGER: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Valley Card L Printing Company, An Outstanding Guy With All His Pals. JERRY REISINGERz Graphic Arts, Co-ops Vinyl Card Company, Track I, Letter I, V.I.C. 3, Student Representative Assembly 3, PENDULUM Repre- sentative 2, 3, Knight Lite Representative 2, 3, Jerry Will Never Flee From His Duties. Mr. Roman poses with Mr. Vordenberg at our first J-Day. H-mann ' xl Firsl Row: THOMAS RICHARD: Machine Shop: Co-ops E. Kahn's 8 Sons Packing House: Tom ls Conslderale Of Olher People's Feelings. JESSIE J. ROARK: Dislribulive Educalion: Co-ops Mabley L Carew Com- pany: He Knows Whal's What. CLARENCE PETE ROBERTS: Allied Conslruclion: Foolball l, 2, 3, 4, Leller I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Sludenf Represenlalive Assembly 2: Choir 4: C Club 3, 43 ln Any Kind Of Sporfs, He's The Besf You'lI Find. Second Row: JOANN ROBERTS: Dislribulive Educalion: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: V.l.C. 3: DECA 4: Serious Delerminalion Wifh An Amiable Person- aIily. KENNETH ROBERTSON: Aulomolive: Co-ops C.A.D.A.: Sludenl Council I: Gym Team I, 2, 3, 4: Variely Show 3: School Play 3: Too Handsome To Slay Unhookedf' KELLY ROBINSON: Aulomofive: Co-ops Jake Sweeney: Sludenf Council 2, 3: Knighl Life Represenlalive Z: A Merrry: Bul Mischievous Way. Third Row: NANCY ROGERS: Business: Co-ops American Book Company: Alpha Chi Gamma 3, 4: A Social Worker Al Heart CARL ROSSER: Aulomolive: Co-ops Armrel Parring Company: He Has To Know Whal Makes Things Go. NORMA RUBLE: Disfribulive Educalion: Co-ops Pogue's: Choir I: 2, 3, 4: Benealh Her Fun-Loving Nalure Lies A Currenf Ol Seriousnessf' Fourlh Row: JO ANN RUESS: Business: Co-ops American Book Company- Choir l, 2, 3: Her Worfh Is Plain To See. ALICE RYAN: Business: Co-ops Procfer 8- Gamble Company: Guide I: Sweet- hearf Allendanl 3, 4: Prom Queen Affendanl 3: Sludenl Council 2, Treasurer 2: Sfudenl Represenlaive Assembly 2, 3: Alpha Chi Gamma 2, 3: 4: Presidenf 4: V.l.C. 3, Treasurer 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: Kniqhl Life Represenlalive 2, 3: Camera Club 3, Secrelary 33 Prom Queen 4: Her School Spiril ls An Inspiralionf' CHARLES SAMPSON: Graphic Arls: Co-ops Hirsheilf Prinling Company: Sludenl Represenlalive Assembly 2: A Pleasanl And Enjoyable Chap. Fiflh Row: BOB A. SCHMITT: Eleclrical: Co-ops M, 8: B. Fair 8: Lumber Company: A Guy Whose Friendship You'II Hold Forever. DAVID J. SCHNEIDER: Melal Trades: Guide 3: Track 2, 3, 4: V.I.C, 3: Cross Counlry 4: A Guy Wilh All-Round Abililiesf' SHIRLEE SCHNEIDER: Business: Co-ops Board of Educafion: Cheerleader 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Award I, 2, 3, 4: V.I.C. 3: Cendra 2, 3: Variefy Show 2: Pi Chi 2, 3: Typing Award 3: Shorlhand Award 3: Honor Roll 2: Perfecl' Allendancs Award 2: Girls' Week Represenlalive 3: Youlh for Chrisf 4: School Play 3: She Lives By The Golden Rule. Slxlh Row: DONALD SCHONER: Technical: Slage Crew 4: Perfecl Alfendance Award 3: Has His Eye On The Field Of Engineering. DAVE SCHRADER: Graphic Arls: Co-ops F. H. Lawson Company: V.I.C. 3: A High-Livin', Lovin' Dynamo, SHIRLEY SCHUERCH: Business: Co-ops Ml. Adams School: Choir 2, 3: Pi Chi 3, 4: Arl Sociely 2: Junior Red Cross Represenlafive 2, 3: Talking To People: She ls A? Ease. Sevenlh Row: TOM SCHULTEN: Graphic Arls: Co-ops Rosenlhall Company: Lends Much To Any Group. NEAL SCHULTZ: Aufomofive: Co-ops Wilson Forwarding Freighl Company: Foolball I, Lelfer lg AII-Around In Every Way. BILL SCHUTTE: Allied Conslrucfion: He Never Can Be Called A Shirker. 158 1 ff' : 'NA' . Ns F N .xv RR Nu nee 'U'-N K5 529 25? A r.. Yi' ,, ' , r Q ' ' . Firsl Row: RICHARD SCHWARTZ: Graphic ArIs3 Co-ops A, B. C, Lilhographic Com- panyg He Has An Eye For The Fu7ure, ARNOLD W. SCOTT: AufomoIive3 A Happy-Go-Lucky Fellow Wilh A Mania For Cars. ELIZABETH SEARS: Business3 Co-ops American Book Companyg Choir I3 Alpha Chi Gamma 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 33 Y-Teens 23 Shorthand Award 33 Her Warm Hearfedness Makes Her Popular, Second Row: ELMER LLOYD SELLERS: Disiribulive Educafiong Choir I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 33 Varieiy Show I, Z, 3, 43 Youlh for Chris! 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Square Dancing I, 2, 33 His Thinking Of Olhers Makes You Think Of Him. BENNIE SHEPARD: AuIomolive3 He ls Ever Ready For A Good Time Today. PAULINE SHEPHERD: Business3 Co-ops Twelflh Dislricl School3 Glee Club I, 33 V,l.C. 33 A Depfh Of Characler Thai ls Hard To Surp-ass. Third Row: CHARLES DAVID SHIELDS: Allied CODSIYUCVIOHQ Perfecl Alfendance Award I, 23 Guide I, 2, 33 Variely Show 2, 33 He's A Pleasure To Know. RICHARD SHIVELEY: EleciricaI3 Co-ops Johnson Elecfric Supply Com- pany3 Track I, Lelfer I3 Visual Aids 2, 3, 43 Variely Show 2, 3, 43 A Likable Lad Wilh A Hosf Of Friends. CLARA MARIE SIDELL: Business3 Co-ops Union Cenlral Life Insurance Corn- pany3 Glee Club 23 Choir 3. 43 Variely Show 33 Knight Lile Represenlalive 33 PENDULUM Represenlalive 33 Junior Red Cross Represenfalive 23 A Sweel Gal Wifh A Vivid lmaginalonf' Fourih Row: LAWRENCE C. SIEREVELD: Allied ConsIrucIion3 Covops Mauereder Manu- Iaciuring Company3 Variely Sholw 33 A Ouiel Refinemenl Makes Him A Lasiing Friend. RANDY SIMONS: Graphic Arlsg Co-ops U. S. Playing Card Company3 Guide I, 23 Knighl Life Represenlalive I3 Sludenl Represenlaliye Assembly I, 2, 33 Sfudenl Council 3, 4, President 3, Member Ar Large 43 Ar? Sociefy I3 VIC. 3, Presidenf 33 Perfecf Aflendance Award I3 Camera Club 33 Track I, Leller I3 He ls A Guy Whose Personaliiy Will Always Take Him Anywhere. WILLIAM M. SIMPSON: EIecrrical3 Co-ops Culler-Hammer3 Band I3 Bill ls One Gified Wilh A Rare Sense Of Humor. Fifih Row: KYLE SIMS: AuIomoIive3 Co-ops Wilson Freigl'+ Lines Company3 QuieI Assurance Characrerizes This Man Aboul Town. MAVIN SIMS: Business3 Co-ops Union Ceniral Life Insurance Company3 Glee Club 33 V,I.C, 33 Shorlhand Award 33 Arf Sociely I3 Expressive Eyes And Mischievous Dimples. ELLA-LOUISE SMITH: Business3 Co-ops Board of Educalion3 Guide I3 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl' 43 Cendra I3 Shorlhand Award 33 Perfecf Alfendance Award I, 23 V.l.C. 33 A Leader' Of Acliviriesf' Sixlh Row: JAMES W. SMITH: Commercial Foods3 Co-ops E, Kahn's 8. Sons Company3 Swimming 23 Track 33 Perfecl Aliendance Award 2, 33 Junior Red Cross Represenlarive 23 Noi Only Af Cooking Will Jim Excel. JEAN SMITH: Business Co-ops Procfer 81 GambIe3 Guide 2, 33 Knighl Life Slaff I3 PENDULUM Represenfalive 23 Alpha Chi Gamma 3, 43 V.l.C. 33 Cendra 3, 43 A Hearly Good Humor Make Her Everybody's Buddy. JERRY SMITH: AuIomofive3 Co-ops Andy's Service SIarion3 There's A Good Time Anytime When You're Wilh Jerry. Sevenlh Row: LOTICIOUS ANN SMITH: Needle TTr3dES: G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 43 V.l.C, 33 LoIicious Can Make A Needle And Thread Do Wonders. WILLIE FRANK SMITH: Melal Trades3 Foolball 33 Baseball I, 23 Always A Helping Hand Accompanied Wilh A Smile. AL SNAPP: Allied ConsrrucIion3 Co-ops Standard Pallern Company3 School Play 33 Variely Show 33 Always A Carpenler Ai HearI. Belly L. Hill supervises Ihe final SweelhearI colleclions. 111 - - - First Row: BETTY J. SNEED: Commercial Foods, Co-ops Mills Restaurant, Junior Red Cross Representative 2, She's No Fool When It Comes To Cooking. WAYMAN D, SNELL: Allied Construction, Co-ops C. Schmit 8 Company, Out Done By Few. GRETA SUE SOLOMON: Business, Co-ops Central Trust Company, Honor Roll I, Z, Perfect Attendance Award 2, Alpha Chi Gamma 3, 4, Treasurer 4, V.I.C. 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Guide I, 2, 3, Shorthand Award 3, Scholastic Award l, 2- Typing Award 3, Knight Lite Representative I, Prom Committee 3, A Modern Goldilocksf' Second Row: SHELBIE JEAN SPARKS: Business, Co-ops Mt. Adams School, Knight Life Staff I, Band 2, 3, Letter 3, Fair Of Feature, Full Ot Grace. JOHN SPINNEY: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Hennegan Printing Company, V.l.C. 3, His Smile's The Thing. KENNETH SPONAUGLE: Technical, PENDULUM Representative 4, Stage Crew 3, Wise In Word, Thought, And Action. Third Row: EDWARD SPRIGGS: Electrical, Co-ops Carlisle 8 Finch, Basketball I, Base- ball 2, 3, Letter 2, Football 2, Knight Lite Staff 2, Student Representative Assembly 2, 3, A Man Ot F-ew Words. ROBERT L. SPRIGGS: Graphic Arts, Co-ops ABC Lithoqraphic Company, Football 2, 3, Letter 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Letter 2, Baseball 2, Track I, The Thunderbolt Of Central. MARTHA JEAN STEINMETZ: Business, Co-ops Riverside-Harrison School, G.A.A. 2, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Walks On Clouds. Fourth Row: BETTY JEAN STEPHENS: Business, Choir 3, Shorthand Award 3, Many Acquaintancesf' MILTON STEWARD: Allied Construction, Co-ops Lenz Construction Com- pany, An Air Of Freshness. BILL STIGLER: Metal Trades, Co-ops Modern Sheet Metal Company, Quite A Handsome Guy ls He. Fifth Row: RAYMOND C. STORCH: Electrical, Co-ops Gerald's Electric Company, Rifle Club 2, A Cheerful Outlook On Life. CLARA SUTTON: Business, Co-ops Rockdale Primary School, Choir 2, 33 Variety Show 2, 3, A Good-Natured Gal With Diversified Interests. HELEN TALBOT: Practical Nursing, Co-ops Jewish Hospital, G,A.A. 2, 3, Height Ot Happiness Will Open Many Horizons For Her. Sixth Row: BILL TARPOFF: Automotive, He Has Wit ln His Tangling Eyes. RUSSELL TARVIN: Metal Trades, Gym Team 3, An Endless List Of Friends. BUD TAYLOR: Machine Shop, Co-ops Louis G. Freeman Company, Football I, 1, 3, 4, Lauer i, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, Ever Ready For A Good Time. Seventh Row: THOMAS TEGENKAMP: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Midwest Rubber Stamp Com- pany, A Fun-Loving Senior Whose Humor ls Unmistakablef' PAUL TENHUNFELD: Automotive, Co-ops Cronin Motors, He's Out For A Good Time. CURTIS TERRY: Automotive, Choir 3, One With Thoughtful Intent. X, ' i X ,. S'- : f x ,Fi . 1 ii Ellis il 3 T x fuse v. fx . X x l. WR 4 N 1I'. dv ' . We-my sc. I' . E f -ang, First Row: JAMES TERRY: Technical, Variety Shofw 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Representative 2, Knight Lite Representative 3, School Play 3, 4, The World ls His Stage. CHARLES J. TERZIN: Aviation, A Straight Forward Personality. HAROLD E. K. THOMAS: Automotive, Basketball I, 2, Letter I, 2, Football I, Letter I, Band 2, A Regular Fellow With Many Interests, Second Row: LEON THOMAS: Automotive, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Basketball l, Z, Letter Z, Track l, 2, 3, Mighty On And Ott The Gridiron. JAMES THOMPSON: Electrical, Band I, Choir 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Glee Club 3, A Music Enthusiast Who's Determined To Succeed. ROBERT THOMPSON: Technical, Guide 2, 3, PENDULUM Representative 1, 3, Student Council 3, Member-at-large 3, Student Representative Assembly 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Cendra 4, A Capable Worker And A Pal To All. Third Row: PHYLLIS THREM: Business, Co-ops Board of Education, Y-Teens 3, 4, Guide 3 4, Shorthand Award 3, Her Tone Ot Life Is Reflected ln Everything She oes. GRACE TINSLEY: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Quick Humor And A Friendly Smile. JOYCE ANN TIREY: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Com- pany, Glee Club 3, Choir 3, Guide 3, Y-Teens 3, Genuine And Sincere In All Ste Does. Fourth Row: GERALDINE TODD: Distributive Education, Co-ops Pogue's Choir I, Y-Teens I, Knight Lite Statt 3, 4, One With True Depth Ot Character, FRANK L. TOWNSEND: Electrical, Co-ops Universal Electronics, A Lilrable Manner, JEAN M. TRUE: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company, G,A.A. I, Glee Club I, 2, Short Ot Stature, Full Of Wit. Fifth Row: MILTON TUCHFARBER: Allied Construction, Co-ops Lenz Construction Com- pany, Football 2, Letter 2, Pertect Attendance Award Z, A Friend Through And Through. EDITH TYLER: Business, Co-cps South Avondale School, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, V.l.C. 3, Always Eager To Oblige. WILLIAM P'REZ TYUS: Electrical, High-Y 3, Knight Lite Statt 3, Junior Red Cross Representative 2, An Easy-Going Fellow With A Kind Word For Everyone. Sixth Row: CHARLES E. UEHLEIN: Mechanical Drawing, Co-ops Lodge 8 Shipley, Foot- ball 2, Letter 2, A manner All His Own, BEVERLY UHL: Needle Trades, Co-ops Beau Brummel Tie Company, Her Sweet Friendliness Makes Her Delightlul To Know. RUTH ULRICH: Business, Co-ops Union Central Lite Insurance Company, NOMA Spelling Award 3, Capable And Dependable With A Heart Ot Gold. Seventh Row: ROBERT URBANSKI: Graptic Arts, Co-ops Peebles Corner Printing Company, The Typical American Boy. RUTH VAUGHAN: Business, Co-ops Kaeser 81 Blair Company, Pi Chi 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, G.A.A. I, 2, Typing Award 3, Shorthand Award 3, Ruth Will Make Some Man A Wonderful Secretary. ANNA MARIE WADDELL: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Her Fun-Loving Ways Will Open Many Horizons To Her. Stage crew manager and associates test lighting. .req 'EGM' wtf' i n l ,bg TZ First Row: MARY MARGARET WADE: Business, Co-ops Procter It Gamble Company, Guide 2, 3, Pertect Attendance Award I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Award I, 2, 3, Typing Award 3, Bowling 2, V.I.C. 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Art Society I, Knight Lite Representative 3, PENDULUM Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, Girls' Week Representative 2, PEN- DULUM Representative 4, Perseyering, Conscientious, Devoted, Loyal-A Person Worth Emulating. ANDREW WAGNER: Machine Shop, Co-ops Louis G, Freeman Company, Pleasant Company, Nice To Know. BOB WALSH: Automotive, Co-ops George J. Huste Company, Art Society 2, His Quiet Manner Hides His True Sense Ot Humor And Love Of Fun. Second Row: MARVIN WALTER: Aviation, Choir 3, 4, Youth tor Christ 3, 4, Football 2, Variety Show 3, Glee Club 3, A Great Conversationalist Plus A Good Listener. JOHN WALTON: Technical, Guide I, 3, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Spring Play 3, 4, PENDULUM Representative 2, Cincinnati Council on World Aftairs Award 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids Z, His Name Will Enter History. RAYMOND WALTON: Metal Trades, Co-ops Fred Isaac Printing Shop, Track I 2 3 4' V,I.C 3 4- Visual Aids 3, Band- I, 2, 3, 4, Tops In Everyone's BooIi. ' I ' V ' Third Row: JACK WARNDORF: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Trickler Printing Company, Swim- ming Team I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, Track 2, Born To Succeed. ALFRED TORPEDO WARREN: Machine Shop, Co-ops Central High School, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, State Diving Champion 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, One Of Central's Greatest Assets. HELEN WATSON: Business, Choir I, 3, G.A.A. I, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Shy, Timid, And Gay Describes Her To A 'T.' Fourth Row: TOMMIE WATSON: Business, Co-ops Lincoln Heights Elementary School: Shorthand Award 3, Glee Club 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Award 3, V.I.C. 3, To Her, Many Honors Will Come. JO ANN WEIGEL: Business, Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company, Guide 3, Student Representative Assembly 2, Always A Smile And A Laugh, JERRY WEIMER: Graphic Arts, Co-ops U. S. Playing Card Company, Swim- ming Team I, 2, 3, 4, A Gay Disposition Full Ot Fun And Mischief. Fifth Row: CARL WEISS: Electrical, Coeops Audio-Electronics, Incorporated, Proiec- tion Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew I, 2, A Carefree Manner Often Hides His Sharp Intelligence. MIKE WELTER: Electrical, Co-ops Gerald's Electric Company, A Great Guy To Know. CAROLYN FAYE WESLEY: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Choir 3, Class Otticer 3, Shorthand Award 3, There's Pep In Every Step Ot This Lively Lass. Sixth Row: RICHARD ALLEN WEST: Mechanical Drawing, He Takes Pleasure In Teasing. ROBERT JOHN WETENKAMP: Graphic Arts, Gym Team 2, 3, Letter 3, A Jovial Guy With A Mischievous Spirit. WALTER L. WEVER: Allied Construction, Perseverance Will Crown Him With Success. Seventh Row: THOMAS E, WHEAT: Technical, Youth tor Christ I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew I, 2 3, 4, Student Representative Assembly 3, His Hearty Good Humor Makes Him Pleasing To Know. CAROLYN WHITE: Business, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Variety Show 3, PENDULUM Representative 2, Knight Lite Representative I, Competence With An Air Of Charm. ELLIS EUGENE WHITE: Automotive, Co-ops Volks Wagon Company- A Man With Confident Tomorrows. ' us.- Q' -or ig, I ...isa- 'Q uv vt' K .v 532. 12 .1 Firsl Row: MILDRED CLEMENTINE WHITE: Business, Choir I, 2, Variely Show 2, G.A.A. I, 2, PENDULUM Represenlalive I, Sludenl Represenlalive Assembly I, Sparkling Eyes And A Radianl Smile. HELEN L. WHITNEY: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Glee Club I, 3, Choir 2, Variely Show Z, Y-Teens 2, Bowling 4, She's Full Ol Pep And Personalilyf' BARBARA WILLIAMS: Needle Trades, G.A.A. 33 Choir 3, Glee Club 2, 3' Variely Show 2, 3, Dramalic Geslures Prove Thal This GaI's A Lol Ol Fun. Second Row: JOYCE NADENE WILLIS: Business, Co-ops American Book Company, Choir I, 3, G.A.A. 2, Y-Teens I, Glee Club 3, One Wilh Definile Friendliness And Good Nalure. MARGARET E. WILLIS: Needle Trades, Co-ops Fleck Bridal Shop, Band 2, 3, 4, Pin 2, Leller 3, Cerlificale 41 V.l.C. 3, Kniqhl Life SlaH 2, Sludious Applicalion Wilh A Well-Rounded l'ersonalily. THOMAS WILLIS: Commercial Foods, Co-ops Chico's Reslauranl, Junior Red Cross Represenlalive 2, Track 23 Never In A Slew. Third Row: ARNO WILSON: Graphic Arfs, Co-ops Hennegan Prinling Company, Cendra Club 2, Baskelball 3, Manager 3, Baseball 3, Manager 3, A Manager Ol All Things. VEARLENE WILSON: Business, Co-ops Union Cenfral Life Insurance Com- pany, PENDULUM Represenlalive 2, 3, Takes All Who She Knows By Storm. JACK WINGATE: Allied Conslruclion, Quick Inlelligence And Hearly Good Humor Make Him Everybody's Buddy. Fourlh Row: WILMA RUTH WITT: Business, Co-ops Union Cenlral Life Insurance Com- pany, Choir 3, Always A Helping Hand Accompanied Wifh A Smile. VERNETTA WOLFE: Dislribulive Educalion, Co-ops Mabley 8- Carew Come pany, The Firsl Word In Fun, The Lasl Word In Slyle. JACK L, WOODRUFF: Allied Conslruclion, Guide 2, PENDULUM Repre- senlalive I, Sfudenf Represenlalive Assembly I, Jack Always Has An Ace Up His Sleeve. Fiflh Row: ROBERT WOODS: Machine Shop, Co-ops Melal Specially Company: An Endless Source Of Wil And Fun. WILMA JEAN WOODWARD: Business, Always A Bushel Ol Sunshine. KENNETH DAROLD WRIGHT: Graphic Arls, A Lad Of Serious lnleresl Marked By An ldealislic Alliludef' Sixlh Row: DELOIS YOUNG: Needle Trades, Choir 33 Glee Club 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, V.l,C, 3, Kniqhf Life Represenlafive 3, Sl'e Will Travel Her Road Ol Life Serenely. TOM W. ZAESKE: Eleclrical, Co-ops Audio-Eleclronics Company, Variefy Show 3, Visual Aids I, 2, 3, A Winsome Lad And A Wonderful Friend. BILL ZEILMAN: Melal Trades, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Always On The BaII. Sevenlh Row: ROBERT ZEINNER: Allied Conslruclion, Spring Play 3, Variely Show 3, A Ouief, Reserved Manner Wilh Friends Galore. Charles Longbollom, a lechnical sludenl, operales lhe viscomeler. Z Z 1 -I 2 Z 3 1 q I-I-I 2 I'- .qw V. My 3 ' mf- Q J.-. .ww .Q li x f 4 : s K ii I A f x-,.::f.:.:- 1 0 g Q , a 1 4- 5 ' - I I X 1 X ' .wx Q Q no 5' , ifff ,f A 1 '15, any , A 'w .2 lf ,, ' W' . xx W X 4 Q HH:- 'E 'Q 4 AQ NA xx 5 X X S S Q QR Y X W X X QQNX A .f 'el f J Sarah Abernalhy Ed Abrams Wanda Addison William Adelhardf Barbara Adkins Leroy Almon Marilyn Allhoeier Richard Ammann Shirley Anderson Gloria Angel Henry Banks Michael Barger Belly Barnes Ralph Barnharf Don Basham Raynell Bennell' Ralph Berrens Alberl Bilzenhoier Margarelfe Blackwell Anna Mae Bledsoe Joe Boshears Edward Bosse Ken Brabender Charles Bracken Carol Brackeff Ken Brisbin Ronald Brisbin Palriclr Brocker Tom Broughlon Janice Brown Sl'irIey Buckhardf Judy Buckner Sonia Bunch James Burman James Burns Anlhony Caminili Mary Chamberlain Yvonne Chambers Palricia Chandler Joan Childress Lawrence Collier Jerrry Collins Gloria Combs Jesse Combs Joyce Cooley Alvin Cowarl' Eddie Cox Bonnie Coyne Jim Cra blree Lynda Craig Judifh Alford Hazel Allen Lincoln Allen Vivian Allen Paf Allison Mae Ayers Ted Bailey Judv Baker William Baldock Hollan Ballard Tom Beck James Bedlnghaus Stanley Beeler Virgin'a Bell Rosalie Bender Frank Blessing Kalhy Boiar Charles Bolbinger Elizabeih Bolden Richard Bonnell Tom Bradford Shirley Brannock Richard Breillelder Herman Brewer Margie Brinker Rosielee Brown Samuel Brown Oliver Brownlee Pafricia Broyles Alma Bryan? Ben Ca'auo Herschel Caldwell Roberl Calhoun Fhil Callif James Calverl R'chard Chiles Mary Jo Clufhe Joyce Cochran Jerry Cole Paul Coleman Kennefh Cooper Jimmy Cornes Jim Corson James Coslin Ronnie Coverf Nancy Craig Abe Crayon Alfie Creech James Crider Marfha Crider Mi Nancy Crowlhers Myron Cunningham Carol Curran Bobbie Ann Curlis Jo Ann Darghly Lee Davidson Alma Davis Percy DeBruce Ronnie Dee Jack Denike Ken Dezarn Paul Disbennef Joyce Doll Jerry Dowling Donna Downs Judilh Ann Drake Jean Drew Shirley Ann Droul Lee Dunholfer James Dunigan Clarence Dunn Mary Dunn Ed Dwelly Virgil Eclon Gladys Edmonds Tony Ehrman Gary Eisele Larry Eisele Helen Elliofl Roberl Ellison T omas Ellison Marian Ennis Merle Epperson Per Erlel Tom Esling Belly Efheringfon Daisy Evans Genell Evans Roberl Evers Dennis Eversole Colela Ewina Dorolhy Fader Kennelh Farley Torn Farrell Jack Feiclr Frih Feldhau! Georgella Ferguson Douglas Fields B'lI Finley Gloria Firtl Pai Fish Ruih Fisher Jewel Fiizwafer Bob Flinchurn Sandra Lynn Flin? Carol Fredrick Regina Frilz Conrad Gabbard Dan Gardner Helena Garnell N.- wx QL: Ek 5 Q .. A . wg? 5 1 1 4 kg Q xg 2 -is Lvf?-Ji 1 Q 1 4 2' . , I , i V Q. ,, Q. . .,.. Q . 4 :fi x gi Q .Z ., Q M , - - J ' 5 I v 2 25533559 x Y . EX X L . X . - ft L X. A AT. :Sc 1 - ' W S . Q Qi M '- Q: W N f 4 Sf' W Q' A MAY: Q 3 if -1. -ii A EGTA If Q x 'R ' J we SET' 1? as Q - 5 A xp :F EW 'if i xx 4 . Si -.2 4 A Q .42 ff ff if Pe ivy N S . Ray Gaskins Wilfred Gauck Lois Gecks David Gerard Wilma Gerhardl Becky Greer George Greer Roberl Gregg Charlolle Grevious William Grigsby Ben Hale Joyce Ann Hall John Hancock Barbara Hard Kennelh Harmon William Hays Calhleen Heard Josephine Heard Joyce Hellon Bill Heming Melva Hess Calvin Hicks Juanila Hicks Belly J. Hill Elvin Hill George Hoeh Richard Hoelle Belly Hoff Charlolle Holcomb Bobby Hollingsworlh Ronald Horn Ralph Hoskins Charles Howland Bill Huckaby Jerry Hughes William Jackson Sherman Jelfert Thomas Jeffers Roberl Jenkins Herman Jell Jack Juslice Jerry Juslice Philip Kallschmidl Joyce Kanel Thomas Kanel Dolores Kennebruew Therman Key Roberl Kiflmeyer George Kihnke Jack King Joyce Gibbs Ollie Glisson Mary Gober Bonnie Jean,Grace Kennelh Grebe Gerlrude Grimes Ed Gross Judy Gussell Marguerile Gullrung Dorolhy Haddix Carl Harris Marcella Harrison Slanley Harrison Dan Haulf Jerome Hayes Beverly Henschen Carol Henschen Jack Hensley Benny Hermes Carl Hess Ewell Hill Lois Hill Ronnie Hill Jake Hilpolsleiner Barbara Hodge Lorella Holl Roberl Holl Lyn Hollhaus Richard Hoog Bill W. Hopper Bernice Hunler Alberl lhle Elaine lsome Barbara Jackson Mary Lee Jackson Roger Johannes Ronald Johnson Paul Jonhslon Allen Jones Ronald Jones Lonnie Kaylor William Kaylor Charles Keilh Mary Alice Kelley Rose Kelly Diane Kinney Jerry Kinzback Norman Kirk Bobbie Klein Joyce Koch wv - Manfred Koch Russell Konnagan Carol Konrad Mary Korle Verna Kramer Roger Kreke Jerry Kremer Elmer Kriei Gary Krueger Jusline Krueger Sarah Jo Lamb James Lampkin Ralph Lane Paul Lange Barbara Lasler Marilyn Lauderback Dave Lawrence Frank Lawson Rila Leigh Mike Lesch Charles Lewis Sylvesler Ligon Allen Lindsev William Lindsey Belly Linlerl Jeane Livingslon Charlolle Lohmiller Larry Lohrer Charles W. Longbollom Herberl Lonneman Kyle Love Nancy Lowry Roberl Lumpkin Lorraine Lundy Harold Lynch Venella A. Lynch Roger Lyons Cecil Madden Teddy Maddix Denis Maddock Lloyd Malicoal Donald Mandich Earl Mann Myrna Manning George Mannix David Marcum Joe Marsala June Marlin Leroy Mason Sam Massengale Thomas Malhes Jackie Mallhews Janice Maupin Joy McCullough Pal McGinley Milchell McKinney Bill McMullinS Linda Mcllelers Donald Meiners Charles Messmore Z Z 1 gl 2 Z 7 Llnl Z I- x Yi' X x Q- .. X 1 V5 . x , ., xxx S W... S z X -. f 4 N59 . ei X nm .., ,. Q .X X N X S X X Q X 8 S X Q R Q Q 1 . 'll W f f wsw .na v xi? 1 I 'F fi' Clarence Mehler Ron Michaelson Joe T, Miller Richard Miller John Miracle Michael Moran Maudie Morris Wanda Morrison Peggy Mullinix Rulhie Myhand Charlolie Noel June Norris Kalhleen O'Conneil Richard D, Oliver Geo'ge Oswald James Palmer Dennis Parker George Parrish Gerald Parrcll James Paxlon Charles Penn Palricia Perry Don Pelers Hurdie Phillips, Jr. Al Piening Charles Pralher Walter Pridemore Roberl Pyle Donald Quinn Berry Race James Reid Bob Reule Jack Rhodus Douglas Rich Elaine Richardson Shirley Riley Al Riller Iris Roberlson Juanila Rogers Al Rolfes Barbara Rulledge Thomas Salzl Ann Schirmer Edward Schoening James Scholz Geraldine Shields Arr Shipley Befiy Shirley Harold Siereveld Fred Silber Faye Milchell Dan Monnig Bonnie Moore Lola Moore Gloria Moorman Jerry Naylor Mona Neely Charles Viclor Nelson Rich Newman Judifh Ann Nicely Bill Overman Archa Owens John Owens Donald Pabsl Carl Palmer John Paylon Berfha Peace Waller Peak John Pelcha Judy Pellon Ernie Pierani Berry Powell Jane? C. Powell Jane? F. Powell Pa? Poynler Berl Radiqan Barbara Ramsay William Ramsey Ann Randolph Roberf Raymond Frances Richardson James Richardson Chester Ricks Jerry Rieman Roberr Riley Helen Rolies Helen Romans Nancy Ros: Howard Rubin John Russell Louis Schuberl Jerry Scol-l John Seymour Myron Sharp Thomas Sharp Virginia Simmons Charles Simpson Mary Sing Herberl Siska Vernon Sluder ,vs Jerry Smarl John Smirh Ralph Smith Ronnie Smilh Jean Spearman Darlene Spears Ed Spiegel Sylvia Slanford Charles Slanley Jim Slein Roy Slevens Gloria Slewarf John Slifh Helen Sfupprich Barbara Sullivan Ray Lee Swell Carolyn Swiff Willie Sykes Gerlrude Tanner James Taylor Salena Taylor Bill Tiller Alan Tinker David Tolle Donald Tolle Margie Trosper Carol Trovillo Ronald Tucker Helen Underwood Elia Uplon Charles Valenline Gloria Vance Reinier VanPraag Delores Veal Joyce Vornberg Ronald Wahl Thomas Wallac Ray Waller Dennis Walsh Joseph Wallers Barbara Ward Gladys Warren Anna Washington Ruby Wafson Norma Wall Anna Marie Webb Ronald Wedig Joe Wegener Richard Weide Nick Weslermeyer Jim Wheeldon Jewel Whilfield Don Wickersham Earl Wilkerson Alberl Williams Buffy Williams Myrris Williams Tommy Williams James Wilson Judy Winters -Af 'N N N f. 3, , -5 5 H f L41 V S4 ' W F ,T 'I illhsx 'O vu.. 'rf ,Ex Q.. my R.. Q ff' 5 A A 'L J M f .Qui ,I .EW All Q' Russ Wolf Charles Woodward Melvin Wrighl' Barbara Wuesl Phyllis Yeh Charles Yocum Charles Young George Young Henry Youngblood George W. Zadek Bill Zapf Paul Zerges Peggie Ziebold JUNIORS Concluded SOPHOMORES William Ballard Richard Balsley Allon Baker Gloria Baker William Baker Carol Basfin Dorolhy Baslin Edell Balchelor Ella Bates Barbara Baxler William Bender Judy Benning Clifford Bernard Louis Berrens JanelBer1ram Robert Block Eurless Bloomfield Donna Boafman Priscilla Bonn Kyel Bonnell Sherman Bradley Jerry Bradshaw Larry Brady Ronald Brady James Branscum Barbara Abboll Julia Abi Lois Abf June Adams Phyllis Addison Joe Adkins Joe Adrian Louise Alford Belly Allen Lynell Allen Peggy Allen Joseph Allgeier Marilyn Allison Geraldine Anderson Marian Anderson Barbara Angel Nancy Angel Daniel Armslronq Kennelh Armsirong Daniel Arnell Roma Asher Janet Auberger Beify Ausfin Bruce Bachman Bonnie Ball Nancy Bandy Barbara Bankemper James Barber John Ned Barnes Dennis Barnell Wade Bays Marcella Begley Barbara Bell Ramona Belver Larry Bender Ronald Berlram Billie Jean Bieley Gerald Bilner Carol Blackburn Willie Blackwell Jacqueline Booker Gall Borgemenke Anne Boyd Ralph Boyd Sandra Bradley David Brauer Thomas Braumn Frank Brel? Helen Brisbin Gene Brock ?' Harold Brooks Frances Brown James Brown Jean Brown Marcella Brown Roberf Brown Thomas Brown William Brown Pal Browning Walfer Broyden Jerry Brusman Geneva Bryant Marilyn Bryan? Phillip Bryan? Ronald Buckman Edilh Bush Pal Calhoun Ramona Calia Arlene Callan Janel Camp Leroy Campbell Sara Cannon Dave Carr Clarence Carfer Deloreis Caslleberry William Caslleberry Lorefla .Cave Phyllis Chamberlain Judy Chamness Joseph Chapman Louise Chapman Reda Chapman Fred Chasleen Donald Cheek Mary Chrislopher Sieve Chrislos Roberl Coffey Roberl Coffey Lillian Clay Ronnie Clemenls Audry Clulhe Rufus Cochran Jerome Cohen Charles Colberl Kennefh Collelf Barbara Collins Cleophus Collins Raymond Colson John Colsfon John Colslon Eliiah Colvard Wanda Colwell John Combs Loyal Combs Paul Combs Jimmie Conn Carol Cook Robert Cook Willie Cook Evelyn Cornes if fwk A x x an x , Q W1 , 'T 4 7 ff, BWI' ig 41' Q0 iw, xii' 3 fi X ,, nw 5 fgf' , ,ik S. Q s- wi wht r hx A . P' ' 1 4 I 9 Q ,- 1 :glfslgi 1 172 0 Y iii? A wma ar K N 9 gf If , 1 S id' 'FF SGP ILL 1. . 9 Marian Cornes Emma Corson Sherry Corfel' Russell Cofhlon Priscilla Cowan Elizabelh Creekmore Norma Crowley Sam Cullum Lewis Cummings Forney Curlis Boyd Davis George Davis Norma Davis Roberl Davis Lowell Davison Richard Dewald Mamie Dixon Charles Dobkins Edwina Dooley Ray Dossenback Judy Durham Rosella Durham Jerry Eddlemon Mallhew Edelmayer Rila Edmondds Dan Ehrman William Eilerman Gordon Elder Joyce Ellis Lilie Emery Charles Everharf Virginia Fagin Alfred Fanf Joy Favachio John Ferguson MargarelFlaher1'y Ronald Floyd Harold Fooie Larry Ford Roy Ford Ronald Frilsch Beafrice Frye Ronald Furr Iona Jane Gabbard Roberl Gabbard Jimmy Genfry Elmer Gill Russell Gillespie Carol Gilmore Daniel Gilpin Dorolhy Cox Joann Cox Jon Cox Jane Craig James Crawley Ronn'e Curris Dixie Da'lev Barbara Dallon Pal Daniels Dennis Dass Dale Davisson Jane? Dehne' Carol Dennis Lola Dennis Mary DeVine Roberl Doulhwaile Elaine Dowers Virgus Drinks Percie Dubose Judy Duncan Alvin Edwards Berlha Edwards Dorolhy Edwards Gladys Edwards Norma Edwards Norma Emrick James English Norman Eubanks Rosa Evans Carl Everell Charles Ferry Nellie Feffers Edward Fisbeck Carol Fisher Clyde Fisl'er Margie Forwall Richard Fosler Fred Fox Lorella Franklin Belly Frazier James Gadd Wanda Gaius Ray Gardner Reginald Garrell' Carol Garrison Barbara Glosser Lillie Gordon William Gordon Lawrence Gore Lamarr Goshade Ralph Goyelie George Grace Elaine Graham John Granl Carolyn Grav Jimmie Green Roy Green Richard Grerse Daniel Grieszmer Dennis Grimes Charles Grissom Clarence Gross Edna Grolh Eugene Gunler Yvonne Guykno Charles Half John Halberl Sfanley Hale Barbara Hall Carolvn Hall Christine Ham'lfon Halfie Ham'llon Larry Pa-vmond Sh'rley Hammons Janice Harmon William Harmon Richard Harris William Harrison Francine Harfell James Hawkins John Hawlev C'audia Hayes Barbara Haw Geraldine Healh Robert Heckenmueller Jane! Hedriclv Ronald Hellon Barbara Henderson Dolores Hendi-non John Henderson Roberl Henkel Mariorie Herring Joyce Heyl Fdwa-d Hicks Gloria Hicks lavern Hicks Laverne Hicks Coslella Higgins Joyce Hilberf Joyce Hillman Theresia Himmelspach Donald Hines Barbara Hoclv Rifa Hock Dan Hodge Edna Hodge Larry Hodge Sl'elby Hodge Billie Holbrook Amos Hollandsworlh J l , ... L H 2 I in Qfiigff 1 ,xl . 4- 4 nv ' En-5 wp 4 I of QV n JI - I A ' 5 x 4 A A 1 174 11 f 'n ..-. Q, Q ii' .ae wind' W ee - Q . QW wwf N JI A as 0 1 175 1 Raymond Hollaway Roberf Homer Denise Honican Roberl Hoog Judy Hooker Charles Huff Josephine Hughes Frilz Humphries Barbara Hungler Donald Hulchinson Donald Jansen Chrisline Jarmon Phyllis Jeffers Russell Jefferson Verdie Jenkins Clifford Jones Eddie Jones Ernesl Jones Gordon Jones Harold Jones Jacob Jung Gayl Kalz John Keil Paul Keller Roberl Kelly James Kidd Thomas Kihm Pal King Zelma King William Klayer Carol Kneipp Janet Knosl Jol-n Konnagan Phillip Koopman Carolyn Kramer Georgia Lamb John Landrum Jimmie Lou Lane Priscilla Lane Linda Large Margaref Lay Barbara Lee Joyce Lee Don Legg Richard Lepperl Mae Luckey Temple Luckie Bob Luide Earl Lyons Lulher Lyons Virginia Hopkins Margarel Hopper Minnie Howard Frances Howell Roberla Hubbard Carol Hufson Wilma lson Barbara Jackson Gloria Jackson Henry James Jack Jessup Belly Johnson Nancy Johnson Roberl Johnson Charles Jones Jack Jones Jim Jones Norma Jones Shirley Jones Carol Jordan Mary Kennedy John Kerlin Kalhleen Keslerman James Key Bill Kidd Joann Klein Palricia Klein Richard Klein Charles Kliner Pal Knappner Blanche Krick Alberl Kuhn Calherine Lackey Rulh Lackey Joyce Lairson Ronald Larkin George Lawborn Everell Lawson Charmaine Lay Judy Lay Evelyn Lewis Geraldine Lewis Georgelfa Lloyd Jesse Lowery Noble Lucia Becky Lylle Dorolhy Mack Joe Macke Judy Malloll Fredia Mann Pal Manning Bob Marcello Joyce Marlowe Connie Marshall Eddie Marshall Belly Marlin Malhew Marlini Roberl Mason Rosella Mason Sue Massengale Mary Malhis Jerauld Mallei Michael Mauch Charles Maxberry James McClain Bonnie McClure Jerry McClure Palricia McComas James McCoon Donald McCox William McDaniel Ben Mclnlosh Charlolle McKinney Gerald McKinney John McKilric Barbara McMullins Gwenda Meece Cora Mellon Mary Mershon Roberl Middendorf Belly Miller Dorothy Miller Douglass Miller Janice Miller Larry Miller Kalherine Milline James Mills William Miracle William Misller Juanila Milchell Pal Milchell Palsy Milchell Ronnie Milchell Joyce Mock John Moelrel Geraldine Monroe Thomas Monlag Delores Moore Nina Moore Wanda Moore Irene Morgan Wendell Morgan Roberl Morrell Rulh Morris O. V. Mullins Marjorie Murphy Judilh Napier Emma Nash Lois Neal Sidney Neal Q' ' fu EQ T ,gA S+f 1 if A lug if ,Aflf' ,pu- Q ' xi- eg? X A ,N ,. . .zr .ms . . 5 8 ,- X '33 , . , s I 5 s 1 . .yi se A s 2 ' P ' af A E gym 'iii' l'77 Pal Neudigale Virginia Newlon William Norman Lawyer Norlh Edward Nungesler Jack Owen Benny Owens Edna Owens Richard Pahls Pal Palmisano Waller Peelman Tom Perry Willie Perry Jim Pelers Lynden Pelers Joseph Pierani Mary Pinklelon Margarel Poe Vivian Pohl Frank Poole Minnie Randlord Belly Randolph Sylvia Randolph Barbara Raplring Geraldine Reece Virgil Rhodes Larry Rice Bill Richards Irma Richardson Clifford Ricker Ron Robinson Belly Roden Marilyn Rogers Lanny Roland Ruby Rollins Dorolhy Royce Barbara Rozier Rosalie Rucker Elizabefh Salmon Daryin Salyers Lesrer Schardine Ted Schierloh Marcia Schille Alberf Schimweg Ronald Schlolman Archie Scoll James Scudder Earl Seniors Barbara Sesler Kathleen Sexlon Mike O'Brien Irma Osborne Joyce Odenbach Paul Oliver Vivian Osborne Rose Palmisano Michael Pangallo Palrica Parish Sandra Parlin Barbara Palmon Wesley Pelrovilch Ella Phelps James Manley Phelps Delcena Phillips Joann Phillips Janice Prenol Lillian Price Shirley Proffill Belly Pye Roberl Raines Joyce Reece Clarence Reed Ronald Reis Rudy Rengers Lonnie Reynolds Harry Ridge Barbara Roberls Renaldo Roberls Esker Robinson Gary Robinson Edward Roof Nora Ellen Rose Vernon Rose Dorolhy Rosxell Lewis Roy Larry Sander Jane? Sanders Shirley Sansone Edward Schafer Elhel Schalk Charles Schmoll Janel Schnarrenberg Marlene Schneider Sue Schufle Virginia Schwarm Joyce Seymore Joann Shackelford Ralph Shank Julian Shanks Donna Shannon Delores Sharp William Shelley Bonnie Shepherd Horace Shine Donelle Shock Rosella Shorl Jacqueline Shumperl Jean Shunk Arl Sieferl Earl Siekberr Joyce Simelon Alice Sinclair Donald Sloan Ada Smilh Calvin Smilh Edward Smilh Hazel Smifh John Smifh Oscar Smilh Thelma Smilh Eugene Smylhe Windle Souder Ida Soulherland Theresa Speed James Spradlin Virginia Slamper Janice Slanley Jim Sfeele Roberf Sfeinhaus Alvin Sfewarf Barbara Slewarl Frank Slewarf Brenda Slidham Eddie Slilh Rosie Slorey Arlhur Sfubbs Noel Sfuison Larry Slurgeon Dan Sullivan Ray Suderhaus Ronald Suffer Sloney Suflon Richard Tanner Ruby Taylor William Taylor Marvin Thomas Judy Thompson Percy Townsend Cleo Troxell Don Troxell llmars Trulisans Alice Tucker Dean Tucker Ronald Tucker Asbury Turner Jack Turner Jerry Turner John Turner Patricia Turner Roberl Underwood ' ,,,., 4 f n 0 i qv .Ana if ' .- I FRES SIIM Belly Unger Margarel Upchurch Virginia Vandergrall Bob Vanover Marlha Vossler Dan Wambaugh Joseph Warman Leonard Warren Jacqueline Wash James Wash David Wedig Joyce Wehmeyer Donnie Weis Donald Wesley Richard Wesley Roberl Welhinglon Donna Wheal Georgia While Marvin While Samuel While Frances Wilkerson Slanley Wilkymacky Charles Willel Alice Williams Bonny Williams Willa Williams Billy wilmonr Harold Wilson Nancy Wilson Ronnie Wilson Iris Woolum James Workman Roberl Wubeler Jim Yeardon Mary Ann York Mark Ziebold Bob Zinveli FRESHMEN Concluded SOPHOMORES Roberl Ahrens George Allbecker Belly Allen Geneva Allen Mark Allen Ealer Wadlinglon Jerry Wagner Laura Walker Carrie Wallon Shirley Wolums Grover C. Walson Marie Wafson Kay Webb Marcus Webb Richard Webber Wayne Wesley David Wesl James Wesl James Wesf Clifford Welenkamp Wilma While Judy Wilburn Tlomas Wilburn Pal Wiley John Wilhelm Elizabelh Williams Harold Williams Lillian Williams Roberl Williams Roberl Williams Jerry Winkle Elsie Winlers Barbara Wise Paul Wood William Woolens Fred Young Larry Young Priscilla Young Ray Zeilman Roberl Zeilman Mel Zureick Joseph Zwissler FRESHM EN Concluded SOPHOMORES Louise Abner Laura Abt Roberf Ackman William Aclrman Charles Adams Mary Allen Sarahelfe Allen Joyce I. Ames Eugene Anderson Juanila Anderson Harry Arf Charlene Arlhur Lois Asbury Harold Auslin Melvin Avel Adrian Badescu Jim Bagby Wilma Bailey Joyce Baird Richard Baker William Baker Larry Baldoclt Shirley Baldoclr Mary Baldricl: Gobie Lou Ball Roberl Ballard Jeanelle Bankemper Albert Banzinger Bill Barber Gloria Barnell John Barren Darell Barrier Louis Basham Vicloria Beasley Rulh Beeson Richie Beeler Charles Behmeyer Janel Bennefl Jeanne Bennell Donald Benson Roger Benson Mary Berry Melfhevl Berry Shirley Berlram Nancy Bice Jim Bihenhofer Marion Black Yvonne Black Judy Blackman Paul Blackwell Brenda Boaz John Bohon Gloria Bohsancurl Larry Bolin Charles Bond Marlha Borgemenlre Frank Borlr Linda Bough John Brackel Al Bradford Calvin Bradford Clyde Bradshaw Frankie Braggs John Brashears Pearl Brashears Mary Braswell Helen Brisbin Clyde Brooks Douglas Brooks Belly Brown r. I ,gs -,A sw... QL- N.J .df 1 - X4 'F . 3 , .. Na 3 . . A Q.: .- WN. . , K :X ' 1 Q xxx rf- XJ X 3 F sv has ,s X Bobby Brown Richard Brown Sue Brown Sylvesler Brownlee Bonnie Brueggeman James Bunch Roger Burke Pafricia Burlon Joseph Burllches Geraldine Bulcher Harold Campbell Imogene Canyon Charles Carlmichael Bruce Carrier Wilbur Carler Jennie Chiles Joan Chiles Joyce Chrislman Roberl Churchill Dennie Clark Ronnie Clillon Larry Clouse Kay Clulhe Joan Cochran Marian Colberl Barbara Cook Elmer Cook Fred Cope Carolyn Cornes Gene Cornell' Beverly Cue Frank Cue Roberl Dance Thomas Daniel, Jr. lva Darks Harrison Dent Roberl Desembly Luella Dick Pal Dixon James Dowers Barbara Dumlord Margaref Durham Phyllis Elliofl Gloria Ellis Roberl Ellis Glenn Fairchild Mary Faulbee Thomas Feldhaus Loraine Ferris Joyce Fisher William Brunswick Dora Ellen Bryanl Roberl Bryanl Jerry Buffinglon Jean Bullock Sherry Buller Tom Buller Sondra Calhoun Barbara Campbell Dave Campbell Donald Casey Leon Casson Earl Caudle Nona Chapel Ray Chapman Diane Clark Don Clark Margarel Clark Wilbur Clay Gerald Clevenqer Ed Coleman Joann Coleman Arlene Collins Carol Collins Joe Collins Joe Corns Sara Coyle Micheal Craig Vera Craig James Crank Wilma Davenporf William Davidson Dorcus Davis Millon Davis Ronald Demarcia Joyce Dowers Martha Dowson Jimmy Driggs William Drinnen Gerlrude Dukes Lawrence Elsasser Cafherine Ely Norma Erlle Leroy Eslinger Helen Evans Frank Fil-zgerald Evon Folins Charles Folks John Folks Andrew Foresl 7- Judy Fox Carol Frank Joyce Frazier James Freeze George Freudinger Edward Freylag Charles Fricke Rosemary Frilz Edna Frilzler Joe Fromme Joyce Fullon Waller Full: Jim Galligan Theresa Gardner Bill Garhearf Barbara Gales Rulh Gales Wayne Gerhard! Bealrice Gilbgff Katherine Gordon James Gorman Bessie Graham Jim Gray Phillip Gray Duane Green Lila Greer Wayne Grieme John Griflis Sue Griffis LeRoy Groh Roberl Gross Terry Guber Delores Gusby Nellie Gusham Charles Gulzwiller Rila Ann Hackney Shirley Hammons June Hamplon Dale Hardman Jim Harnisheeqer Frank Harris Dennis Harling Bessie Halmaker Barry Haller Mary Hawkins William Hayms Eugene Haynes Charles Heard Joe Heber Franklin Hedqer William Heimkreiler Gary Heinz Jane Helzheber James Henderson Ralph Hendrick Russell Henn Shirley Hensley Beverly Henson Jim Herichs Sylvia Hibbefl .4 wlhf NaN GQN Giovannia Hicks Evelyn Hill Edith Faye Hilpolsleiner Andreas Himmelspach Gary Hines Mary Howell Roberl Howell Jack Huddleslon Wyoma Hughes Susan Hummel Marilyn Jackson Vernon Jackson Viola Jackson Virginia Jackson Joy Janssen Carl Jones Edna Jones Lena Jones Leroy Jones Virginia Jones Claudine Kemper Marcus Kenny Norma Kinebrew Roberl' Kinebrew John King Tom Korb Joseph Kraus Laverne Krauser Bob Kunlz Judy Kunzniczie Alberl Langenzer Hugh Laub Roberl Laumann Pally Lawhorn Judy Lay James Lewis Deanna Lierman Paul Lindsev Thomas Lisch John Lislerman Ralph Luedden Thelma Lumpkin D'ana Luslr Michael Lulher Joan Lulls Vernon Marcum James Marker John Marmora Evelyn Marshall James Marlin George Hoflmeisler Sandra Holloway Charles Hollkamp Geraldine Horlander Wanda Howard Shelby Hunn Beverly Ingram Joyce lnsham Barbara Jackson James Jackson Alvin Johnson Delores Johnson Eleanor Johnson Mary Johnson William Johnson Sharon Kegy Joe Kaiser Judy Kamerer Chuck Kaylor Donald Keel Larry King Sandra Kirby Carol Kleiniohn Thomas Kniqhl Edward Koch Tom Kyle Carol Lane Judy Lane James Lange Larry Langenback Waller Layne John Leckenger Charlene Lee Eugene Lee Arfhur Lewis Clevesler Logan John Lohman Ronald Long Fred Lovif? Ker- Lovifl Charles Lynch Roberl Mangold Judy Manning James Marcum Sheila Marcum Joan Marlin Paul Marlin Roberl Maslerson Michael Maunlel Paul Maurer Rulh Maxberry Paul Maybrier Palricia McCloskey Denn's McClure George McCullen Richard McCullough Hillory McDaniel Riley McDaniel Jerry McDonald Janice McEdwain Thomas McElligoH Wilma McFarland Ronnie McGennis Jean McManus Gloria McMullen Rila Meeker Deanna Mercer Ron Merkel Carolyn Meyer Waller Meyers Harry Miles Thomas Miley Barry Miller Leonard Miller Moses Miller Wanda Mills Joan Milchell Millon Mock Curlis Monlgomery Billy Moore Della Moore Elizabeth Moore Flora Moore Paul Moore Rovenia Moore Duane Morris Rudy Moses Thomas Mounce Mike Mueller John Muench Barbara Mullen James Mulligan Sandra Murrav Barbara Needels David Newkirl Chandice Newman Joanne Nimeslrern James Noel Charles Norman Carol Norris Frances Nunn Beverly Orme Eugene Osborn Floyd Osborn Nancy Osborne Joseph OH Jerry Owen Jack Padgell Henry Palance John Palm vim ik 5. LA ka.. l . 1 nf k is :aff M ,.. W? ' 'W fx -'V' Dominic Pangallo Joan Palmisano Larry Pangburn Pal Parnell Darlene Parlon Jerry Pflum Chrisline Phelps Clarence Phillips Douglas Phillips MacArlhur Phillips Helen Powell Jerome Poynfer Barbara Prall' Charles Prall' William Price Polly Quarlerman Carine Randolph Carol Randolph James Ransom Bobby Ralcliff James Rice David Rich Lois Richardson Louis Riddle Jo-Ella Ridener Henry Rogers Sandra Rohrer Emelle Roper Gary Rose Nola Rose Mariallis Rulledge Richard Ruler Jerry Salle Paullelfe Sanders Roslyn Sands Arlene Scalf George Schaefer, Jr. Sheila Schafer Edwin Schaffer Don Schirmer Rosemarie Schwarlz William Scoll Norma Sears Roger Seiler James Seiler Michael Sharkey Mary Sharpshire Mary Sheffield Jean Shepherd Henry Shields Dorlhea Pasley William Palman Donna Palrick RoberlPendygraf1 Carol Peppers Gail Pickens Edward Plogsled Barbara Pluminer Beffy Porler Ned Polh Bob Prows Lorella Prows Charles Pruill Fred Pruilf Josephine Purcell Juanita Raymond Sandra Reinhard? Gary Reuler Roberl Reuler Beverly Reynolds Michael Rigney David Risler Bruce Roberls Danny Robinson Donald Robinson Elizabelh Rosemond Barbara Ross Gwendolyn Rousey Barbara Ruebush Charles Rufro Elus Sanford Charles Sarqenl' Smilh Saunders Belly Sawyer Jerry Saylor Cryslal Schlel Shirley Schlief Carl Schmil Donald Schunk Roy Schwab Bob Sellers Carl Seng Wanda Severance Charlolfe Shackellord Lindsey Shanks Beverly Shipley Mary Shiveley Regina Gail Shoemaker Efhel Shorf Mary Shropshire Joyce Shupe David Sielerl' Lorelfa Sieve Robert Simpson Charles Sims Kalhleen Sims Carol Skaggs Lesler Smallwood Shirley Smallwood Joseph Smarl Carol Smifh Doris Smilh Henry Smilh John Smilh Kennelh Smilh Palricia Smilh Roberl Smilh Ulysses Smifh Thomas Smif-r Delores Sneed Roger Snieder Helen Soloclr William Soulherland Carl Sparks Floyd Speighl l. D. Sfalev Richard Sfamper Waller Sleinmelz Nancy Sleman Rose Slenson Roy Sfenson Elliol Slerllng Richard Slevin' William Slicksel .lack Sligler Janel Slilh Dorothy C. Slofle Ervin Slone Francis Slrunlr Larry Sfrunlr Shirley Sluarl Rufh Sfuckey James Slumbo Connie E. Slurgill Al Sumders Eula Jean Summers Mary Sumpler Thomas Tabar Bcalrire Tale Mary Taulbee Mary Taylor Thomas Taylor Janel Terry Rodney Terry Benny Terzin Arfhur Thomas Shirley Thomas Will Thomas Donald Thompson James Thompson 5 I :vii x . . 4 mf'- Ns Thomas Thompson Harold Tiemann Carolyn Timberlake Herman Timke Carl Tinker Sandra Trumble William Turnage Velma Tull James Tyree Jerry Ulm Donna Volz Iaverne Vornberq Carol Wagner Richard Walke William Wallace Deanna Walkins John Webb Mary Webb Judy Webber John Weber Lanney Wessel Roberl Wessels William Wesl Joyce Wheeldon Richard While Bruce Wilberl Larry Wiles Ronald Wilger Jerry Wilhelm James Wilkinson Phenon Williams Ray Williams Richard Williams Ronald Williams Sheryl Williams Cinda Wilson Joe Windel Frederick E. Wolf Irvin Wolle Rose Woody Gary Wuerdeman Rulh Yeary Gilberl Young Ora Sue Young James Zaph FRESHM EN Concluded Carolyn Toner Janice Trimble Jack Triplell Joyce Trosper Everell Trovillo Roy Unlhank Mary Vance Dorolhy Vann Donald Vaskorsky Carol Verlner Kennelh Wambsganq Selwyn Ward Shirley Ward James Warren Bernie Walers Alberl' Weiss Don Wellon Russell Welly Charles Wesley Joe Wesley Wanda While Sally Whilehead Larry Whilfield Ralph Whillle Philip Wiedemann Barbara Williams Barbara Williams Gloria Williams Palricla Willams Peggy Williams Thelma Williams Naoma Willis Velma Willis James Willoughby William Wilmine Belly Woolen Wesley Woolen Georqe Workman Glenda Wrighl Pandy Wrighl EIGHTH GRADE Mary Aclin John Adams Gus Anderson David Arnold William Alkinson Pelricia Aycox Verlie Barker Anne Bierley Roberl Bless Eddie Bohlander Frank Boone Joyce Boone John Borgman Dennis Boyle: Ronald Braam Laverne Brabanl Roberl Braggs Mary Breilenbach Tom Briscoe Elhel Bryant Norma Buis Millon Cargile Lillian Carr Evelyn Caslelow Claudia Chanberlain Shirley Chalman Don Clark Jo-ann Clevlnqer Roy Cochran Jesse Coleman Sylvesler Coleman Henry Collier Edward Comas Lumas Cook Viola Cook Jerry Cooke Bob Courlney Allen Cox Jimmie Cox Jean Damico lewis Davidson Elmer Davis Pierson Davis Torn Dearinger James Denson MargarelNDenl Carol Dick Lanas Dunawav Nargarel Ehrsclwllnder Edna Elliol Charles Emery Russel Enqleman Virgil Engleman Calvin Evans Yvonne Fancher Alherl Fells Alice Frederick Don Fry Charles Fuson Ronald Gains EIGHTII GRADE Firsl Row: Emma J, Gaslon Anna Gill Waller Gill Sherry Gilliam Barbara Goens Sylvia Gordon Charlolle Greene Arnold Grevious Linda Griflis Raymond Griffis Floyd Grimes Deloris Hall Second Row: Carolyn Hammock Harvey Hankerson William Harris B'Il Haselline Joe Haslinqs Elmer Heidorn Edward Herzog Jusllne Hickey Barbara Hill James E. Hill Sebren Horlon Third Row: Carolyn Hoskins Dick Howell Taylor Hughes Dolly Jackson Jack Jansen Berlha Jenkins Dennis Harris Alf iv V 4 4 , if in If 1 ri? 7' 'A Billy Jesse Roberl Johnson Oalrice Jones Alberl Kelly Jeffery Kelly Ernesl Kennedy Fourlh Row: Vera Kimball Louis Kiner Myrna Kiner Marilyn King Roger Kirk Joyce Kramer Jean Landwehr Linda Lanning Waller Larkins .. ., , .-la .2 5 We ee . Nz R 9 .,., if A r Xl J Larry Lee Marvin Leedom Yvonne Leif Fillh Row: Eugene Logan John McCree Mary McGill Doris Merrill' Mary Lou Meyer Leroy Millender Eva Miller Evelyn Mink Lawrence Moals Dennis Moore Tyrone Morgan James Newman e x x A as 54 -Q iff A : : .,.,.. ' - ' , M Dix, . . ,sf no -sv- fx V .Q xmas , in ' ' A r , as .s A2 5 Q, t 4 E? Q l S , Sixlh Row: Geraldine Noyes Thomas Noyes Cecilia Palm Odella Perkins Belly Powel Eddie Price Larry Pridemore Bernice Prophel Glinda Randolph Broderick Reynolds Larrry Reynolds Malilda Richardson Sevenlh Row: Henry Roberls Lowell Roberls- Roberl Robers Elaine Rollinson Dan Rose Carol Schilds Dale Schmale Richard Scoll Phillip Shannon Sherman Shannon Cheryl Sippel Elmer Sminnons Eighlh Row: Alice Smilh Carl Smilh Ina Smilh Sidney Smifh John Soulherland Fred Spurlock Homer Slamper Gary Slidman John Slone Roberl Sublell' Evelyn Terry Mary Thiess Ninfh Row: Robert Thomas Rulh Tolberl Judy Vann Roberl Verfner Margarel Volponi Dianna Wallers Ervin Ward Wesley Ward Willie Walkins Bernice Weslly Alan Wilbon Alfred Wilbon Tenlh Row: Earl Williams Wilma Williams Roger Willis Larry Wilmonl Benfon Willoughb Anna Wilson Bob Wilson Virgil Wilson Mary Wolf James Woolens Pal Yocum Nancy Young Elizabelh Zinks ,sw we Firsl Row: Rosemary Addison Norman Agnew Charlolle Anderson Lillian Anderson Ronald Bailey Ronald Ball Frankie Ballard Harry Hugh Banks Marcus Barber Second Row: Palricia Barnes -. .ff + K Eleanor Bayer Gerald Bea Charles Bell George Bell Kathleen Berry Marvin Bingham Linda Bond Darrell Bowman Third Row: Beverly Bradley David Braggs John Brisco Rundle Brockman Eihel Brown Shirley Brown Leo Browning Pafricia Bullock Helen Burneil Four+h Row: Joyce Burlon Mary Bulcher Sarah Cargile Delores Caylor Gary Chilwood Yvonne Cook Frank Cox Shirley Crablree Mary Craig Fiilh Row: Shirley Crawford Margie Crider Lenora Criswell Laura Curinglon Calvin Daniels SEVENTH GRAD Wilma Daniels Virgie Davenporl Joan Dearinger Delores Denson Sixlh Row: Joyce Dickey Allen Dimmlich Evelyn Drinks Juanila Dudley Thomas Elliolf Lanny Enerle I Q if 189 James Engleman Helen Elsaesser Deloris Fay Sevenih Row: Yvonne Gardner Billy Garrison Joyce Gover Beverly Green Randall Haggard Beniamin Halberl Carol Hall William Hendrickson Eighlh Row: Regina Herring Kenneth Hickman John Hickson Larry Hollingsworlh Carl Holzmueller Roberf Honchel Brenda Howard Dennis Howard Roberl Howe elfhfj Ninih Row: Dorolhy Howson Phyllis Jones Shirley Johnson Miriam Kennedy Alma Kerr Dolly Kirksey James Klein Tom Lane Vivian Lewellen Gloria Lee Carolyn Lemoncwy SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Barbara liltle Barbara Little Frank Lewallen Albert Love Jerome Lowery Coley Luther Steven Maisch Danny Marcum Delores Mathews Second Row: Harold Martin M'ldred Martin wana. Mayo Joyce McCuIley Bonnie McGeorge James McGooqin Louise McGoogin Patty Miles Barbara Morgan Third Row: Richard Mullis James Mullins Geraldine Oliver David Osborne Shirley Partin Darlene Paseley Maurice Patman Gus Perdikakis Robert Phair Fourth Row: William Piifs Robert Ponder Lorene Potts Karl Price Barbara Pruitt Delores Pruitt Horace Ramsey Lanny Rexroat Carl Reynolds Fifth Row: Delores Reynolds John Richardson Ronald Roberts Essie Robertson Jean Robinson ,j..,.,.wg R XE 'S NN Earl Roe Janice Kay Rose William Schweirer Dennis Sergent Sixth Row: Leonard Shanks Raymond Sheffield Arlelta Simpson Mildred Simmons Julia Smith Lela Smith for Margaret Smith Vivian Smith John Spurlock Seventh Row: Frank Stanlord Violet Stephens Samuel Strickland Robert Stuckey Walter Sumler Tomma Thomas Alfreda Thompson M. E? is . X wx w . S N Dudley Thrower Sandra Tirey Eighth Row: Mary Townsend Harriet Turner Nancy Varga Fred Varney Emma Walker Will Walker Joyce Washington in T oi WA Linda Watson Cheryl Wesley Ninth Row: Ginger White Richard White James Williams Maxine Williams Lucille Williamson Phyllis Willoughby Dorothy Wilson Barbara Worthen Earl Worthen Shirley Wriqhi X we x xx B -ra big - QR i Q' iiiw R oe sw-QI ff ff LF W .4 A ssl J-g R l I .. -Q 5: EX x J' 1 190 Ray Brown Jerry Bryanl Belly Burnell John Camp Dale Cassell William Clarke Lucille Dillard William J. Due William D. Emmerl James Bachman Ken Ball James Beerman Dorolhy Bennell Earl Chapman Charles Clore Elizabelh Conn Earl Curry Audrey Davidson William Feldkamp Marshall Abrams Curlis Adams Joyce Adenbach Douglas Applegale David Balzer Shirley Beach Thomas Benclerman Roberl Berkemeier Donald Berry Marvin Bells Roberl Blake Roberl Bond Monroe Bradley Charles Brueggeman John Byinglon Ben Cafazzo John Calahan William Campbell Beverly Carroll Joseph Cecil Donald Cheek Allen Clark Janel Clark Huberl Ackerl Russell Arlhon Johnny Baldock John Baldrick Jimmy Bamberger William Bareilher Ronald Beard Charles Beaver John Bollon Clarence Brooks Keilh Carnes Johnny Claylon Phillip Cooper Palricia Crider Geneva Dawson Edward Dixon Arvil Drake Charles Carler Elizabelh Faulkner Richard Thomas Fosler Edward Haslings Alice Heidecker Donald Addis Joan Balle Irene Bruning Ronald Byrd Frances Grace Caylor Wanda Coleman 1 0 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Tom Frank Harry Gaskill Calvin Hargis Eldridge Inman Joe Kemplin Ernesl Larry Bill Lawrence John Lerwill Clill Lowry Shirley Speighl Marlin William McManus Paul Middendorl Algie Osborne James T. Pickelheimer Paul Rahe William D. Rhymer David Rice Edwin Rosser JUNIORS NOT PICTU RED Ken Fricke Frank Gaius Thomas Goshade Margarel Green Russell Hamblin Huberl Harrell Jack Hendrickson Melvin Hill Joyce Hooker Kalhryn Jennings Mary Jane Johnson Jerry Kihnke Jerry Kimbler Les 'Malady Don Marquardl Shirley Marshall Roberl McCanls Joe Menlrup Mary Ann Middendorl Bill Saranlos James Schleif Edward Earl Shields David Wakefield Dick Waldo Herman Walslrom Lawrence W. Weiss James Wheeler James Williams Jessie Lee Williamson James Shaw Roy Smilh Roy Snell Jean Thompson Corlella Weingard Neal Wheeler Don Whilehead Arnold Williams Pal Wirmel Waller Scarborough SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Gloria Clevenger Elsie Collins Eugene Colson Diane Conn Norma Cordell James Coslello Cecil Collongim Floyd Crenshaw Andrew Crooks Charles Crosbey Myron Cunningham William Edmondson Palricia English Elva Farris James Flowers John Flowers Wilma Gaddis Charlene Gabriel Rosella Gaines Oliver Gause Ross Geiger Frank Gleisinger James Golf John Ray Hammond Frances Hawkins Delmas W. Hellon Mary Herberl Grace Hey Evelyn Hollon Jerry Horn Fred Huber Agnes Hughes Carlos Hughes James Ivory Joyce Jarboe Norma Jerr William Johnson Jerry Jones John Jones Wyona Jung Carol Kidwell Jerry Kindred Roberl Klug Charles Kneipp Raymond Lawson Roberl Lepple Michael Lewis Ronald Mahan Marian Marlin Rufus Mayne Alice McAfee Richard Menser Edward Miller Marilyn Miller James Moreland John Moser Donald Mullalley Daisy Napier Lella Nesmilh Palricia Norris Leonard Orme Margarel Parks Mary Palmon Dorsey Porler Donald Prilchard Lollie Randolph Ralph Redemeier Richard Reis FRESHMEN NOT PICTU RED Leon Easlerburg Leslie Edwards May Ely Frank Endres Louis Goodman Roberl Gumberl Diana Hageman Johnny Harden Clarence Harrison James Harlell James Halmaker Roberl F. Holbrock Charles Holl June Jansen Philip Jones Gloria Lewis Ollo Ridge John Robinson Donald Scheid Allen Schmilz John Schrenker Palricia Sears Slanley Smilh Thomas Smylhe Elizabelh Suller Thomas Sweeney Joan Sweel Joan Taylor Joyce Tucker Gary Wainscoll Kennelh Walsh Lawrence Wamba ugh George Ware Clarence Warren Roselle Washinglon Roberl Walkins Roberl Wheeler David Wilson Samuel Will James Lynn Kennelh Marcus Gloria Marsberry Charles Malhis Donald McCoy Joann Merchanl Henry Middendorf Rulh Miller William Mock John Mugavin James G. Mullins Anna Newsome Ruby Phelps Adrian Powell Helen Raymond Barbara Reese Charles Renlro EIGHTH GRADE NOT PICTURED Ea rnesl Clark Kalebain James Kennedy Barbara Kramer Linda Jones Charles Maupin Waller Maupin Donald Miller Karin Nuebler Herlon Ridener Harry Rollins SEVENTH GRADE NOT PICTURED Janel Crablree Delores Craig Gary Gailwood Emicles Gover Norman Honchell Carolyn Jones Ramona Lamb Shelby Marlin Barry McGound Jackson Myles Georgia Nared Huslon Nelson Thomas Riller William Romine Lawrence Ross Dewill Rush Larry Scoll, Jr. Joyce Slamper Roberl Temke Edward VanPraag Donna Vaughn Lawrence Vogel Ewald Waldeck Edward Wallers Linda Weaver Jerry Wesley Jerry Wilms Yvonne Wise Maxine Young Elhel Sing Laverne Smilh James Walson John Walson Samuel Wolford Joyce Parks Roberl Saddler Ann Summers Phyllis Tale Rose Vogel X 145 fm, 0 X W iw .,Wu Yi Www glass ws! I 4-f w 6 inrw S1 Q RR. wqixsa 'iw .,.xyQ. B' N is fx,-Q1 Q54 ff . J Ximf V 'NE' 1.-ii--1 !l'Y a se H' xifw5XggQ Www- . Neifvkgxw .- vis -ri! QD o fs- ,sm 2 VW 3 ,NEW , ,gg ,,:-Lsff 2 v f, sg 2 an Q S ' o 5061.511 fly? 1'11flD1'n'f 11,36 fellomlyzlb wlyifb lzf the of Cenlml K Ai K I XTR 195 Rs Firsl Row, Lell lo Right: Unknown, Iris Woolum, Rulh Morris, Carol Sm'lh, Bonnie Moore, Pal Jordan, Beverly Orme, Beverly Henson, Nola Rose, Rosalie Bender, Janel Terry. Second Row: Donna Downs, Diane Kinney, Sylfia Slanford, Palricia Perry, Juanila Anderson, Mary Sheffield, Charlolfe Noel, Gloria Sfewarf, Pal Wiley, Jane? Powell, Third Row: Juanila Hicks, Tl-elma Lumpkin, Roslyn Sands, Charles Lonqbollom, David Gerard, Gerald Pugh, Tom Bradford, Lillie Gordon, Evelyn Marshall, Vicloria Beasley. Fourlh Row: Laverne Krauser, Georgella Ferguson, Frilz Feldhaus, Tom Wheal, Roberl Thompson, Jim Terry, Dave Wakefield, Bob Evers, Jim Breilinq, Regina Frih. CENDRA CLUB Condm Cenlrel -, own clramelic club--ls made up ol .i qroup of wide-awake, crealiye younq people, lull of ac- lion and lun .incl inleresled in eclinq, siege work, scripl' wrilinq, lhe .url ol make-up and many olhir aspecls ol lhefilricail prorluflion and dramolicw. Though lhe nume is nhorl lhe club in blq and really lively. Membership is open lo any and all sludenls who qualify by zillendfince find parlicipalion in meelinqs. lvlany lhinqs may and do happen al meelinqs, from plays, skils, lhe ap- pearances ol hillbillies and wild spocemen, lo quesl ap- pearances, parlies, and surprises. The lirsl Three lellers ol lhe name Cendra were lalcen from lhe name ol our school lo indicele lhe abundance ol ufhool npiril, find lhe ln-,l lhree were lolcen from lhe lirsl lhroe lellerm ol The word clramo'rics, The held ol inleresl. lilo qain confidence in your ebililiog and lo have a bar- rel ol lunf sary lhe members, 'Cenclm is lhe c'ub lo loin. OFFICERS cllARlolri Noll R .,-r ,rim rom wHrAr , , ri rll. Rim .io ANN Pillow FN .sr. rum .MAN rrlowsou 9.-A ,-l- is., .JAMES TERRY . r.WWf Tom BRADFORD . pl rnlmclm:,,W1 Firsl Row, Leff lo Righl: Tom Wheal, Charlolle Noel, Tom Bradford. Second Row: Bob Evers, Jim Terry. VISUAL AIDS CLUB OFFICERS KENNETH BALL . . ....A Presidenf HOWARD RUBIN . . . . .Assis'anlOpe.alinglnslruclor RONALD MICHAELSON . i AssasianiopmimgLnsimiof currorzo wslss . . .opefsiorafrmgsciionBOL-,eh JP' R ...sr 5 ii Firsr Row, Lei? fo Right Judy Drake, Wilma Gerhardf, Regina Frifz. Second Row: Rifa Edmonds, Clarence Horn. Third Row: Paul Lange, Larry Reynolds. Fourlh Row: Ken Ball, Sian Harrison. Fiflh Row: Ronald Robinson, Unknown. Sixlh Row: Ron Michaelson, Bobby Hollingsworth. The Visual Aids Club is an imporlanl service agency in our school. The members aid lhe ieachers when lhey wish lo prese-nl malerial of learning wilh more economy of lime, grealer richness, and wiih a higher degree of graphic or piclorial represenlaiion lhan can be acquired in lhe lradi- 'rional classroom inslruclional procedure, Sound and silenl' movies, slrip and slide films, sound re- cordings, opaque proieclions and reproducing equipmenr are included in 'rhe Visual Aids program. Members of The Audio-Visual Club are laugh? 'ro care for and operale The many dillerenl lypes ol equipmenl. GUIDES Many Tirrref. during The school year Cerriral has visiTors. They may be groups Trom colleges, business organizaTions or our ol Town school-,. To ad an hos,T and hosTess is The iolu of our rruiilew. During The Spring, vi,siTors Trom riTy- wiilri uf hfroli, vi',iT CfirrTr.rl. They are eighTh, ninTh, and TerrTh rrrrrilori. who wish lo know more frbouT The high school sub- MEMBE l i Alf' I .r ii Al .1'vN' I Bi-lr, A ir-r, Vi--41, fxfi i' Ba lrarii Armroi, IJ ,- , A -'f' i, ll l yav' Birllfriil l ffvv B f-ffv'v r sv', Maiii-'rr Bri-1-rv, .l.dy Bi i ii 'iii B,l ,ir .1 '-l1'v Bii-rl'-v Pii lard B rriel, Briffw, Blrw rrilield, Aiiix B ,.1 T fri Biadl rd, Frrrrli Br l Jafar' Br wrr, Roiie ee Bri WU, .J .il, B. kv-i PV' QC, N, Dave Cai' lfre a Ca'-e Jesse Cunibx, T' vvwvv' a C r.i n Jarvis-B Ci rwr' Di rorhy Cor Linda Craig, RoberT Train 4- J Arn liiarqlrly, Ken Dezarn, Elaine Powers, Jerry Drtwlinq, IA, I-,rlw J ,-1, l ,riary Brirfha Edwards lfroi 'rv Edwards. Gloria ll'i l yi 1- lli Nor vvv. 1 Fila-l, Dai v Tvanv, J y Favai l'ii, Nolliq- f',,rr,,, ,X FJ.. Wh, Film Mary Gi la :-v, Clrarl +-', Gif-r-ri, Marnie Sue r,.,rr, H r , '.,, lu-lr ri lir l ll ffv- N,'1 - y, Mari. riii Tl -- ' v'1,Cwr'aT'liiLs, T , rr ,,,,,,, T ,,,.T! Brirw lli 'T L' fxvyf- Tl wiarirl, Frrrrriew llow- 198 iecT5 in planning Their TuTure educaTicnal program. Over a period of Two weeks, The guides go Through a Training program Tollowed by a week oi guiding our visf iTors around our Tremendous building. lhey are required To have a B average and are xeleded on The bayis oT piTizenf,hip and a good nrholasTiQ record. RS fill, Br-yearly lrrrrrarriy Shirley Jiirrr--, Marr, Kr-ru klrriy- K,.i'rrg liiii K- n v'i1i 4 ruri C-rlhwiirw lir Lev Nav' v l My J .iir L 'r , Bi-.Li limi, Teddy lvladdix, Judy Maliwl J 'vie lVldriri.ng M. ii'r r'r Mailing W liaiii Mrmaim, ri rvii ara Mem -iry Mdierrnr rvrrrrmy Mir ,.,, -:,,,. Mgrrgm., Blli Ml'GflUi FMU Milklrell, Geraldine Mi rrrr me, Wanda Moore, R..Th Merrie, Judilh Napier, Jerry Naylor, Arn Randolph! BuT'y Randolph, Sandra Reinhardt Barbara Rirberh, Dr rrrw TM RAM-l LOUQN Sxrhbli,-rx JoAnn Shar lrellord, Hay:-l Srrrifh, Gloria SltfVv5ll!,lr7FiV1 Swoel, Sale-Ira Tnvlf, Jdrrvl T frr'r 5. Marci-1reT Upihii-.li, Rayrnurrd Walton, Elvir- Wwir. -ii, Judy Wmrr ii-,, r2a.,,. yy,,,,4,! rm W,,,,,,,! prwrrp YM. lliil ii, Yr urrir. QUILL AND SCR0ll if UUHZAM? , 9' OFFICERS vioiri PAWS A.,. . i ,,.. Presicleril PRIEDA Pfxrrfxsrifxies . . , . .viCeePfe5idQni cfxizoi CHAPMM1 . . . .seffeisfy NORMA iviillrre A , , .Treasurer 'J lim Sealed, Leff lo Riqhl: Belly L. Hill, Barbara Jackson, Mary Wade, Mrs, Rulh Cliff, Judy Crandell, Wilma Bradshaw, Norma Miller. Slanding: Mr. Mace C, Juslice, Mr. Joseph Felix, William Hopper, Paul Lange, Mr, Charles Salie, John Russell, James Breiling, Joyce Doll, Sarah Lamb, Carol Chapman, Nol Piclured: Ed Gross. To become a member of Quill and Scroll, a person musl have lhe following gualificalions: ill l-le rnusl be in The upper lhird of his class. l2l l-le musl be al leasl a iunior. l3l l-le musi have done superior worlc in some phase ol iournalism, Quill and Scroll is an inlernalional honor sociely lor high school iournalism sludenls. This is lhe lhird year if has been in exislence al Cenlral l-ligh School. The Louis Bromlield chapler was organized ai Ce-nlral l-ligh School on April IO, i955 by lhe lacully advisors ol The PENDULUM and lhe Mlinighl Life. Messrs. Lund, lvloschel, Roman, and Sollco were 'rhe lirsl sponsors ol Quill and Scroll, This years advisors are Mrs, Rulh Cliff and Messrs. Felix, Juslice, and Salie. 199 'Q Firl Ro NWWX i I .s -S L s. i W se- sxwwilluhnn 1 w. Leif To Right Barbara Needels, Emma Nash, Shirley Riley. Second Row: Naoma Willis, Sherry Brown, Rufh Beason, Barbara Sullivan. Third Row: Pai Jordan, Barbara Jackson, Joyce Doll, Sarah Lamb. Fourfh Row: Marvin Walters, Elmer Sellers, Mr. James Mussman, David Rich. YDUTH FOR CHRIST Four years aqo Mr. James Mussman organized The CenTral l-ligh School chap- Ter oT YouTh Tor ChrisT. This club is an inTernaTional orqanizalion. Any sTudenT who is inTeresTed in Talcing parT in The ChrisTian Tellowship is eligible Tor mem' bership. Club meeTings are held once a weelc on Friday in The LecTure Room, AT These meeTings members have prayer meeTings, Biblical discussions, good-will oTTerinqs, and oTher Types oT worship and ChrisTian Tellowship. Teams Trom all oT The YouTh Tor ChrisT clubs in CincinnaTi compeTe aqainsT each oTher in a Bible Quiz. AT The end oT each year There is a reward Tor The YouTh Tor ChrisT club wiTh The mosT poinTs, The CenTral High School chapTer of The YouTh Tor ChrisT club is under The sponsorship oT Mr. James Mussman. The club colors are red and yellow. The Theme chosen by This club is l TimoThy 4:l2. This verse reads as Tollows: LeT no man despise Thy youTh, buT be Thou an example oT The believer. The YouTh Tor ChrisT oTTicers are: Sherry Brown, PresidenT: Barbara Sullivan, AlTernaTe President Barbara Jackson, Vice PresidenT7 Barbara Needels, Secre- Taryy Elmer Sellers, Treasurer: Virginia Fagin, Song Leaderq Joyce Doll, ReporTer. 200 ANN REPRESENTATIVES UAL REPRESENTATIVES The homeroom annual represenTaTives perform a very imporTanT service To our school. This group Takes orders, makes reporTs, collecTs money, aTTends meeTings, de- livers annuals To The homerooms aT The end of The year and keeps The homerooms posTed on The news and progress oT The annual. They help sell TickeTs To The SweeThearT Dance which is a yearly eve-nT sponsored by The PENDULUM To defray The expenses of The annual. Mr. Salie is The sponsor of This group. Peggy Allen Bcity AusTin Tom Bradford Mary Braswell Richard Brown Phyllis Bryson Darlene Chaney Joan Childress Avi Coleman Barbara Caak Dorolhy COX Ronnie Dee Janef Dehner JoAnn Dennis Allen Dimmlieh Regina Douglas RiTa Edmonds Kaihryn Ely John Ferguson Ruih GaTes Carole Gilmore Sylvia Gordon Beverly Green CharloTTe Greene Sue Grilgiis Judy GusseTT Dorolhy Haddix Myra Harrison Evon Henderson Mariorie Herring Joyce HilberT BeTTy Hill BeTTy Lea Hill Roberlr Honchell Thomas Klein Carol Kneipp JusTine Krueger Rose Lemkuhl Joyce Marlowe Janice Maupin Paul Maurer Jerry McClure Richard McCullough Bill Meyers Janice Miller Bonnie Moore Jackie Newman Lennie Orme Danna PaTrick Harvey Payne Gus Perdikakis BeTTy Randolph Sandy ReinhardT Larry Reynolds 201 Thomas Rillei James Seiler Mary Sing Ken Sponaugle Nancy Sleman Jean Smilh Al Sanders Tom Tabar JaneT Terry Marvin Thomas Carol Trovillo Mary Wade Barbara Williams Lillian Williams Wilma Williams Joseph Windel Pairicia Wirmel Firsl Row, Leif lo Riqhl: Donna Downs, Belly Race, Joan Edeler, Judy Alford, Elizabelh Conn, Mildred Humphrey, Second Row: Faye Milchell, Rila Edmonds, Rulh Denike, Selena Taylor, Jean Thompson, Nancy Craig. Third Row: Pai Allison, Joyce Gibbs, Gloria Sfewarl, Georgella Ferguson. Fourlh Row: Elsie Conn, Miss Hughes, Joyce Tirey, Judy Pellon, Maudie Morris, Y-TEENS Growlh in The love find knowledge oT God: wholesome 1 lrmf l henllhlul ficTiviTies aimed To promoTe chorecTer def volopmonl find Triendship To fill races and religions-These fire The principles oT This group oT young CenTreliTes. This orgnnizfilion, lcnown as The Y-Teens, is eTTiliaTed wiTh The CincinnnTi Y.W.C.A. The Y-Teens hold Their meeTings aT The local Y.W.C.A. every second find TourTh Thursday oT The rnonTh. Miss Jo Ann Hughes, who la-,T year became TaculTy advisor Tor This line group, along wiTh The many members, believes TheT Tun, TogeTher wiTh service To oThers, offers Them a wide veirieTy oi acTiviTies, One oT Their many services is visiTing The Childrens ConvalescenT Home each ChrisTmas. This orgenizoTion is desTined To be one of The mosT acTive girls' clubs aT Cen- lrel Tor many years To come. The Y-Teens club does much To promoTe spiriT and ciTizenship boTh on and oTT The cem- pun. Firsl Rowg Elsie Conn. Second Row: Judy Allard, Gloria Slewarf, Miss Hughes, Third Row: Nancy Craig. ALPHA CHI GAMMA Leif fo Riqhi: Greia Solomon, Jean Srniih, Miss Margaret Ohanion, Nancy Crowfhers, Alice Ryan, Rifa Leigh. X ,w swf' Firsf Row: Nancy Crowihers, Alice Ryan, Jean Smith. Second Row: Barbara Ramsey, Rebecca Greer, Rita Leigh, Darlene Chaney, Nancy Rogers. Third Row: Grefa Solomon, Joyce Hall, Phyllis Jefiers. Fourth Row: Rifa Edmonds, Gloria Sfewari, Judy Alford. Alpha Chi Gamma. one of The social clubs ai Ceniral, has a membership of iweniy-four girls. Any sophomore or iunior wiih a C average or belfer may ioin Alpha Chi Gamma. She mus'r also be a good school cirizen, and be loyal, cooperaiive and friendly. One of The many Things Thai The club does is lo dec- orale The lunchroom and main hall ai Chrisimas lime. A perennial Tavorile evenr is The doughnui and candy apple sale. The sponsor for The club is Miss Margarel Ohanian. The dues and iniiialion fee for The lirsf year are 55.00 and ihereafier 53.00. This year's officers are: President Alice Ryan: Vice- Presidenl, Darlene Chaney: Treasurer, Greia Solomang Secrelary, Jean Smilhg Corresponding Secreiary, Nancy Crowihersg and l-lisforian, Riia Leigh. Firsl Row, LeH Io Riqhl: John Krier, Avery Parker, Ted Bering, Jerry Kramer. Second Row: Wayne Homer, Bob Evers, Bob Meiners, Don Meiners, Ted Bailey SIG Mr, Mayer. MA BETA SIGMA OFFICERS fyii-if lfll-ll-ll Iii' I i llrl i'l'i y in ifiiiii is-'iw sr iriiiv, iivifr wiifiiii wi .1 ll',lil' ifiww , 1 -,.fr f .ima vw-mi iifiimw r .Ri-r 'ff Sigma Bela Sigma is a social organizalion which originaled here al Cenlral lhis year. The club is open lo all boys wilh a C ayera ge. Qnly sophomore, iuns ior, and senior boys are eligible lor membership. The chief pupose ol lhis social club is lo slrenglhen lhe repulalion ol Cenlral l-ligh School. The sponsor ol lhis organizalion is lvlr. Franlc lvlayer, science ancl biology leacher. Meelings are held in The homes ol members al bi-monlhly inleryals on Thurs- days. Members are: led Bailey, Jerry Reisinger, John Sbinney, Kelly Robinson, Bob lvleiners, Don Meiners. Bob Evers, Dick Kalz, and Eel Gross. The remaining members are lisled as ollicers. 204 KNIGHT LIFE REPRESENTATIVES Each year if becomes necessary for each homeroom To selecl a Kniqh+ Life Rep resenlalive. The 'raslcs of This represenlaliye consisls oT dislribulinq The weelcly publi calion and handling individual sales To Those sludenls who are nol regular subscribers ll' is his duly lo malce sure lhal each subscriber, whelher presenl al school or absenl, ge-'rs his Knigh+ Life which informs him of The lalesl news evenls of lhe school. MEMBERS Ri bf-il Ahwn., L: is Asbary, Wade Bays, Don Basham, Tom Badford, Beverly Bradley, Clyde Bradshaw, Sara Cannon, Eye iyn Caslc-low, Joann Chumbley, Gloria Cleyenqer, Edward Coleman, Pal Conn, Jerry Coolce, Janel Dehner, Joyce Doll, Jiidy Dhnian, Joan Edeler, Belle Edwards, Calherine Ely, Clyde Fisher, George Ereiidinqer, Regina Frilz, Sylvia Gordon, Doi lliy laladdix, l-lal'ie Hamillcn, Ji.ne Harnplori, Melya I-less, Edilh I-lilpolsleiner, Andieas Himmelspach, Theresia Him melspach, Paine lwme, Barbara Kayser, Jcan Kisner, Carol Kleiniohn, Sheila Koesler, Charmaine Lay, Mary Joe Lee, Hill, wry Mi Daniel, Judy Menninq, Carol Middendorf, Thomas Lee Monlaq, Bob Morrell, Riilh Morris, Peggy Mullinix, Mona New y Edwaid N.nr1ii1-.lei-, George Perlcidalris, Adella Perkins, Sonia Pinlcerlon, Pal Poynler, Charles Pralher, Roberla Ran- d. lph, Rudy Renqeii, Larry Reynolds, Ronald Reberls, Derzrlhy Roszell, Josephine Ruess, Sarahefie Allen, Jo Ann Shaclcellerd, Shirlw- Srhnr-icler, James Seiier, Barbara Sesler, Beverly Shipley, Arlella Simpson, Ella Louise Smilh, Vi.ginia Sfamper, Elf, Swami.-id, Sylyia Slanlnrd, Nancy Sleman, Edilh Sfilh, Al Sunders, James Terry, Janel Terry, Sandra Tirey, Carol Trai yillw, Edward Van Praaq, Ealiir Wadlinqlfn, Kennelh Walsh, Kay Webb, Virciil Wilson, Vernelfa Wi-ille, Phyl'is Yeti, Driloii. Yiiiinq, 205 l A 1 Q Qu xiii, s. Nw W - K, l rl, l q ha a De ns Dase, Clarence Roberfs, Abraham Crayon, Second Row: Dan Sullivanl Jim Wl'eeIdonN Bill Clarke e T d o M I Kuehn, Fred Fox, Arf Bradford, John Brown, Ray Phllllps, Jack Warndorfv Oda Marcum, JACK l3RlJNNFl? . JCJHN BROWN . RAYPHIUIPS , . JOHN DFIMNGLIQ Allklll WARRl N PPlSlON IAYMWR . , . ll9llJ lOX , JIM NNIIHIDON Will,lfXM CLARKE , . . Pm lim-l V l r . VR. v lD:'fwl,l0rwl , VM v PVC rldcnl . Sslcrclarv . llllrirll L Sm'lmH1rwl ,ll Pxrmr . . lm law . ,lull-,leo .lruxlev Lell lo Riqhl: John Deininger, Bill Clarke, John Brown, Ray Phillips, Fred Fox, Jim Wheel- don, lhif. ig lhe lhird year lhal lhe 'C ' Club has been aclive lil Cenlral. ll Wm Oriqinaled by Mr. Kuehn and lhe leller- men lrorn lhe vliriou-. learns enqfaqed in inlrarnural alhf lelicgs. The C Club -'wpomors lhe annual Facully-Senior Bas- llelbull Gliine and lhe Dad Q Day Foolbfill Game, ll also Hponsori fa banquel lor all These boys who have lelleru in lhe lollowinq SlPOl'lfiI baslcelbell, baseball, loolball, lraclc, awimmihq, bowlinq, and Cross counlry. To become an ollicial member, a boy mu-sl have earned a varsily leller from any gporl giving such awurdg under rule ol lhe Cincinnali Board of Conlrol ol Alhlelioi, Chio l-liqh School Alhlelic Associalion and Cenlml l-liqh Sfhool. and be paesinq in all subiecls. The meelinqs are given once a rnonlh in lhe Leclure Room. Al a banquel during lhe lirsl rnonlh of June an award is qiven lo lhe ouklandinq boy alhlele ol lhe year, '-Xxx Lefl io Righf: Dan Sullivan F d 0 ' ' Club. re Fox ry fo sell Chrnshne Johnson decals for the C Kneeling in Fronl: Mrs, Bea Jacobson, Sealed, Leff Yo Riqhl: Becky Lylle, Gertrude Tanner, Elizabelh Conn, Kalhy Boiar, Pal Kappner, Belly J. Hill, Belly Elherinqfon, Frieda Pappashales, Joyce Lanrer, Paf Neudiqale, Priscilla Bonn, Kneeling: Jane? Powell, Bonnie Coyne, Anne Boyd, Selena Taylor, Standing: Charlofle Noel, Belly Hoff, Barbara Wuesf, Jusline Krueqer, Carol Kolde. Pl CHI ll1i1,ir,llwlfnlrllw year llml Pi Clwi, a social club ol Cerw- lvnl l lioli, lmr, been in exlmlonce. ll is mode up ol girls from qmrlr:-, len llwrouqlw lwelve, An fweraqe qracle ol C muwl br: olrlrllmvrl belore a girl in eliqible lor membership. llwiu firmly, lmr, planned a wclweclule ol ocllyilles wlwiclm in- ' lmlreu nuflw lblnrgs fr, uupporlmo -,clwool orolecls, enlerlnq inlo nrlmool flrlivllien, .xml nellinq examples ol qoocl con' rlm l. Per',ormlC.l1orm and qoocl cillzensliip are emphasized ill,f!X'llTlf1lC'rfjlcwncillfl, llwe mnurol of this orqnnizalion is Puqqy, llwe monlcey. llwry lmvo flwouen powder blue and blaclc as llweir club rolorz. llwo rrzne lf, llwe llorfil emblem and lbe pearl is llne rgom, llmrz rrioelinqf, are lweld nl sclwool llwe llrgl ond llwlrd llwururlfnyolwlrlwmonll1.lVlrw.Boa Jacobson, a member ol llv: Plwyuirfrl Erlurlllion Depnrlmenl, is llwe qroups lacully uyrorinor. Pi Chi has 25 members this year and Els officers firre: Slxczilra Koezler, Preuiclenl, Sec. lg Joyce Lanier, Presi- flrrml, Sm, lj Clmrlolle Noel, lrf:rawL1rerjJnnel Powell, Sec- rrflfiry. llwe qirl llwal does llie mosl lor Pi Clwi lr, awarded willw a rinq willw llie insiqnin ol llwe social club, llnlg nwnrcl is mode ral o soclol evenl .il llwo erwd ol flue -.clwool year. Tlw presldenl, Joyce Lanier, was llwe reflplonl' ol llwls oul -,lnmlinq award laul year. Lefl lo righl: Joyce Lanier, Presidenlg Charlolle Noel, Treasurerg Janel Powell, Secrelaryg Gerlrude Tanner, Hislorian. 208 ACKNUWLEDGEMENTS To The enTire sTaTT oT CenTral l-ligh School we wish To exTend our hearT- TelT Thanks Tor The genuinely cooperaTive spiriT in which They helped us To prepare copy, To seT up and To idenTiTy liTerally Thousands oT picTures. and To TaciliTaTe The deTailed mechanics oT yearbook producTion. ln The all-imporTanT Task oT educaTing some Three Thousand sTudenTs, such in- TerrupTions as necessiTaTed by our work mighT indeed prove irriTaTing. However, The response was always The same- Tell me whaT To do. and l'll do iT! By This spiriT, The T957 PENDULUM was creaTed. May we crediT Miss l.oreTTa l-larTzel Tor her layouT work in The adverTising secTion7 Mr. Charles Salie Tor conducTing The adverTising campaign: Mrs. Bea Jacobson Tor seTTing up picTures in The adverTising secTiong Mr. RoberT Wheeler and Mr. WalTer Brunsman Tor arranging The varieTy show pic- Turesg and Mrs. Sylvia MarTin Tor planning The spring play picTures. The adverTisers in The PENDULUM have our endorsem-enT as well as our deep Thanks, and we sincerely ask our readers To consider Their meriTs and give Them preference whenever possible. f -III IIIIIGIIPIIIC :murmur IX un A Pl? RRRR 1 6 ,V 1 I Q, Igezf J I I I wlfi- ,- ' I' J! 33333 visas 1 I I ' Y- 1, ll' Fomsns cAm.oes o onsruvs coupons Lnsns snoco-runes 0 wRArs o msenrs 4I42 AIRPORT ROAD CINCINNATI 26. OHIO. EA. I-5200 S Central Co-ops Make Good Printers COMBINATION AND KEY LOCKS FOR LOCKERS AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT E. A. FRANKENBER6 NATIONAL LOCK COMPANY BRANCH OFFICE 3507 Carew Tower MA I-3247 OOMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS OF OF AUFUEMKAMPE HARDWARE CU. A FRIEND IOI2-IOZO Freeman Ave. THE STANDARD PATTERN 81 FOUNDRY COMPANY Ch I-2880 Sp ng Gr. 84 Queen Cily C I I4 THE QUEEN CITY SUPPLY CO. Indusfrial Supplies, Tools and Equipmeni' CI-I. I-7I6O 2OI-IIW. Pearl SI' C I2 AI R' I'1 cl I cl PANDA PRODUCTS, INC. LUNKENHEIMER Molds - Dies - Tools - Jigs Engraving and Meial SpeciaI+ies T. J. Wasmer, Pres. KI. I-9377 32008 IcanSI C +23 COMPLIMENTS QUALITY OF A FRIEND Lux znnzuvlmn THE ONE AZQZANAMEIN VALVES . .- L., VARIETY NEWS SHOP NOVELTIES-MAGAZINES-NOTIONS WA I-9526 2I I7 Wesf Eigh+h S+. CINCINNATI 4, OHIO - REMEMBER - SOMETHING from 'Ihe JEWELER Is Always SOMETHING SPECIAL Convenienf Budgei' Terms NCBENTS-Iewelel' 4009 Eas+ern Ave. Ea I-5539 RECORDS SHEET Music COMP'-IMENT5 GREETING CARDS GIFTS OF COHEN'S SHOE STORE MAGIC PHOTOS OF ALL KINDS Phone MA. I-6846 Corner of Race and EcIIer A+ Findiay Markef 36 E, Fiffh SI. on Founfain Square Open 9 Io 9 CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GCCIIS C0. EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS Ch. I-4768-I-4769 I IO W. Fourfh S+. Cincinnafi 2 Fros+y Haynes says: LANDEN SUMMER FORMALS ARE THE GREATEST LAN DEN LTD. 606 Vine SI'reeI' Phone PA. I-7345 Cincinnafi 2, Ohio SYL. MEYER BILL MEYER JE. IAB676 HU. I-9OIO .IIUIQMEII Wfdfafa MEYER .ik v f X I I I Automobile Radiator Repair Co. GA I-'71 I Aulomobile Radialors Recored and Repaired Work Called for and Delivered I7I I Race S+. Cincinnali IO, Ohio Phone PArIcway I-5223 I633 Reading Road CincinnaIi2,OI1io CLUTCH, MOTOR, AND BRAKE SERVICE CLIFF STEWART-OWNER Service and Parls - Machine Shop Service Brake Drum Truing - CIu'I'cI1 Rebuilding Brake Shoe Exchange CA. I-2550 343I Burnel Ave. Cincinnali 29 COMPLIMENTS OF H. A. SONTAG CO. AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS I IOO Race S+. CH. 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I-0939 I304 Main S+. Cincinnafi, Ohio ?1-ito Co. of Southern Ulrio Manufacfurers of FOOD PRODUCTS AND DISTRIBUTORS BR I-4I7O 5425 I-Iefzel Ave. CINCINNATI 27, OHIO THE OSWIILD 8: TIIUBE CUMPIINY BAKERS' SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MARTIN POTATO CHIPS IFH for a Oueenj We carer 'Io aII school acriviiies wi+h a complefe Iine of po'I'a+o chips, preheIs, popcorn, and kindred 34 W. Second ST. Cincinnafi, Ohio MA IO677 and IO678 I925 vvesfwood Ave. I GR 1-9989 QEY'SfR0iE'jY It's a delicious OITISI' OWGFS an Of' SFI f f 'Aiff x 1 Kirby HL! YT B I G I-6570 1-6571 S I XTYII QS We Deliver IIIB BEST double-decker Hamburger HERMES served. . . ANYWHERE! CAFE AND GROCERY SIXTY SIIIII IISHIIPS, Inc. KI I-9602 Open 24 Hours o Day 2649 Cook Srreer I7 I 5 Cen+raI Parkway Best Wishes from Tllcomson li ll O T ll E Il S W awp 2820 Gilbert Avenue Phone: CA 1-5600 Clifford laoobs Motors, Inc. Sales - Service - DESOTO - PLYMOUTH - Direci' Factory Dealer 499 Easf McMillan Sfreef PL I-8000 HIGH GRADE USED CARS METROPOLITAN BUICK HOME OF ROADWORTHY USED CARS Courf and Broadway CI-I I-5020 A large Seledion of One-Owner Used Cars FOR PROMPT COLOR PROCESSING Re+urn Film +o Eifher Locafion QUALITY PHOTO SHOP 263I Vine Slreel' Brenlwood Plaza Cincinnali l9, Ohio Shopping Cenler Cincinnafi 3I, Ohio UN I-SI77 WE I-7070 Blue Prints by HESS I902 55 Years I957 PHOTOSTATS HESS BLUE PRINT CO. MAin I-4I48 I32 Opera Place OFFSET- LETTERPRESS S. a CO.. HIRSCHFELD INC. CC. PrinI'ers and Publishers Magazines Cafalogs Equipped fo Offer a Complefe Prinfing Newspapers -I-abloids Service since :sea Pa. I-7233 CH- '-07'0 4IO W. Courl' S+. Cincinnafi, Ohio 22 E- 'l-Welliifll SI- Clnclnnall I0 FOR IVIGKI LEY 'W cl i A0 u 0. Lm-Ioe-RAPHERS YEARS t ,SJ f 6 SERVING PF y EXCLUSIVELY 1,- T COHIIQAHQQH fri 0 FHIE D COMPLIMENTS OF IIIIEEII CITY FLYIIIG SERVICE, ING Ea. 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A Memorable Year 0 Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Central High School for completion of another outstanding year. 0 The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book that portrays the highlights of memo- rable activities. 0 Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. 0 To preserve the photography and literary efforts of the Staff, the best grade of materials have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. 0 We are proud that the 1957 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the Pendulum. We have earnestly en- deavord to fulfill the confidence placed in us. I BENSIIN PRINTING COMPANl' Glnlikle KOOL mallll!dChll'eI'5 NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE 3- gf' 1 'i. ' V.-aa.. nv. 1 , 3 . r i- 'rf gi: . , is Louise K, Abbihl, 22 Barbara Abbott, I70 Sarah Abernathy, I64 Louise Abner, l78 Ed Abrams I64 Mmm: Abrams, wi Julia Abt, I70 Laura Abt, I70, l78 Lois Abt, I5, IOS, I23, I9B Hubert Ackert, l9I Robert Ackman, l78 William Ackm,an, l7B William K. Ackman, 22 Mary Aclin, IB7 Charles Adams, l78 Curtis Adams, I9I David Adams, I44, 2IO John Adams, IB7 June Adams, II7, I70, I9B Robert Adams, I44, 2IO Donald Addis, l9I Phyllis Addison, I70 Rosemary Addison, IB9 Wanda Addison, I64 William Adelhardt, I64 Joyce Adenbach, I9I Barbara Adkins, I64 Joe Adkins, I70 Joe Adrian, I70 Norman Agnew, IB9 Robert Ahrens, I05, l78, 205 Judith Alford, I64, I95, 202, 203 Louise Alford, IO7, I34, I70 George Allbecker, l78 Batty Allen, II7, l7O, I9B Betty J.AIlen, 37, ina, II7, we Geneva Allen, l78 Hazel Allen, 94, I43, I64 Lincoln Allen, I64 Lynell Allen, I70 Mark Allen, l78 Mary Allen, I78 Peggy Allen, I70, I98, 2OI Sarahette Allen, I78, 205 Vivian Allen, 59, IO9, I64 Joseph Allgeier, I70 Marilyn Allison, l7O Pat Allison, I64, 202 Leroy Almon, 73, B0, B4, I64 Robert E. Altherr, I44, 2lO Marilyn Althoefer, I64 Joyce I. Ames, I78 Richard Ammann, I64 Charlotte Anderson, IB9 Eugene Anderson, 79, I78 Geraldine Anderson, I70 Gus Anderson, IB7 Juanita Anderson, I78, I96 Lillian Anderson, IB9 Marian Anderson, IO7, I70 Shirley Anderson, I64 Barbara Angel, I70, I98 Gloria Angel, I64 Nancy Angel I70 Rouen J. Apke, I44, zio Douglas Applegate, l9l Daniel Armstrong, I70 Diana Armstrong, I44 Kenneth Armstrong, IO5, I70 Daniel Arnett, I70 David Arnold, IB7 Harry Art, I79 Russell Arthon, I9I Charlene Arthur, I79 Glenn Asbury, I44, 2IO Lois Asbury, I79, 205 Roma Asher, 33, 39, II3, I70, I98 Joel Athon, I44, 2IO William Atkinson, IB7 Betty Austin, I2O, l2l, I70, 20I Harold Austin, lI2, I79 Melvin Avel, I79 Patricia Aycox, IB7 Mae A ers, I64 Bruce Bachman, I70 Jamels Bachman, l9I Adrian Badescu, I79 Jim Bagby, 67, I79 Ronald Bailey, IB9 Ted Bailey, 84, I64, 204 Wilma Bailey, I79 Charles IL Baird, 22 Joyce Baird? I79 Alton Baker, 80, I70 Gloria Baker, I70 Judy Baker I64 Richard sale.-, nr William Baker, 78, I70 William Baker, I79 Johnny Beldock, l9I Larry Baldock, I79 Shirley Baldock I79 william Baldoclr, 164 John Baldrick, I9I Mary Baldrick, I79 Bonnie Ball, I70 Gobie L. Ball, I79 Ken Ball, I9I, I97 Ronald Ball, IB9 Dolores A. Ballard, I42, I44, 2l0 Frankie Bpllard, IB9 Hollan Ballard, IOS, 164, I9B Robert Ballard, I79 William Ballard, I70 Richard Balsley, I70 David Balzer, I9I Jimmy Bamberger, I9I Nancy Bandy, I70 Barbara Bankemper, I70 Jeanette Bankemper, I79 Harry H. Banks, IB9 Henry Banks, I64 Albert Banzinger, I79 Bill Barber, I79 James Barber, IO7, I70 Marcus Barber, 79, IB9 William Bareither, I05, l9I Michael Barger, I64 Vertie Barker, IB7 Betty Barnes, 95, I64 John N. Barnes, I70 Patricia Barnes, IB9 Dennis Barnett, I70 Gloria Barnett, I79 Ralph Barnhart, I64 John Barren, I79 Darrell Barrier, I79 William H. Bartels, I7, I9, 22, 45 Barbar,a Barter, IOS Don Basham, I64, 205 Louis Basham, I79 Carol Bastin, I70 Dorothy Bastin, I70 Edell Batchelor, I70 Ella Bates, I70 Joan Batte, I9I Ray H. Bauer, I44, 2lO Nadine Baugh, I44, 2lO Barbara Baxter, I70 Eleanor Bayer, IB9 Wade Bays, IOS, I70, 205 Gerald Bea, IB9 Shirley Beach, l9I Ronald Beard, I9I Victoria Beasley, I79, I96 Ruth Beeson, I79, 200 Charles Beaver, I9l Frank J. Bechtold, 22 Tom Beck, I64 James Bedinghaus, I64 Richie Beeler, I79 Stanley Beeler, I64 James Beerman, l9l, I9B Marcella Begley, I70, I9B Charles Behmeyer, I79 Barbara Bell. I70 Charles Bell, IB9 George Bell, IB9 Virginia Bell, I64 Ramona Belver, I70 Lfarry Bender, IOS, I70 Rosalie Bender, I64, I96 William Bender, I70 Thomas Benderman, I9l Dale Beniamin, I44, 2IO Dorothy Bennett, I9I Janet Bennett, I79 Jeanne Bennett, I79 Raynell Bennett, I64 Judy Banning, I70, I9B Donald Benson, 92, IOS, I79 Mary Ann Benson, I44 Rogdr Benson, I79 Ted J. Bering, I44, 204, 210 Robert Berkemeier, l9I Clifford Bernard, I70 Louis Berrens, I70 Ralph Berrens, I64 Donald Berry, l9I Kathleen Berry, IB9 Mary Berry, I79 Matthew Berry, I79 Donald Bertram, I70 Janet Bertram, I70 Shirley Bertram, I79 Marvin Betts, l9I Wanda Bevis, I44 Nancy Bice, I79 Anne Bierley, IB7 Billie J. Bierley, I70, I98 Marvin Bingham, IB9 Gerald Bitner, I70 Albert Bitzenhoter, I64 Jim Bitzenhofer, 79, B6, 92, I79 Marion Black, I79 Yvonne Black, I79 C,a-rol Blackburn, IO, I4, I70 Rochelle C. Blackburn, I44, 2IO Judy Blackman, I79 Louis Blackmon, I44, 2lO Margarette Blackwell, I64 Paul Blackwell, 79, I79 EX Willie Blackwell, 84, I70 Robert Blake, I9l Anna M. Bledsoe, I64 Robert Bless, 79, l87 Frank Blessing, I64 Jerry Block, I44, 2l0 Robert Block, I70 Ronald Block, I44, 2lO Eurless Bloomfield, l5, II9, I23, I70, I9B Donna Boatman, I70 Brenda Boaz, I79 Bobbie L. Bobo, IOS, I36, I44, 2lO Eddie Bohlander, IB7 John Bohon, I79 Gloria Bohnancurt, I79 Rodger N, Bohsancurt, I29, I44, 2l0 Kathy Boiar, I, 5, II, 33, 35, 98, lI3, I28, I64, 208 Charles Bolbinger, I64 Elizabeth Bolden, 49, I64 Larry Bolin, I79 John Bolton, 92, I9I Charles Bond, I79 Linda Bond, IB9 Robert Bond, l9l Priscilla Bonn, I70, 208 Richard Bonnell, 84, I64, I9B Kyel Bonnett, I70 Jacqueline Booker, I70 Frank Boone, IB7 Joyce Boone, IB7 Gail Borgemenke, I70 Martha Borgemenke, I79 M. Borger, 87 John Borgman, IOS, IB7 Frank Bork, I79 Joe Boshears, I64 Edward Bosse, I64 Linda Bough, I79 Darrell Bowman, IB9 Anne Boyd, IOS, II4, IIS, I70, I98, 208 Ralph Boyd, I70 Dennis Boyles, IB7 Ronald Braam, IB7 Laverne Brab.ant, l87 Ken Brabender, 73, I64 Charles Bracken, 7, I64 John Bracket, I79 Carol Brackett, I64 AI Bradford, I79 Art Bradford, 9, I3, 63, 73, 74, IO4, IB7, I42, I44, I64, 206, 2l0 Tom Bradford, 7, IO, 73, I05, I22, I96, l98, 2OI, 205 Beverly Bradley, IB9, 205 George Bradley, I45, 2I0 Monroe Bradley, I9I Sandra Bradley, I70 Sherman Bradley, I70 Clyde Bradshaw, I79, 205 Jerry Bradshaw, I70 Wilma Bradshaw, I45, I99, 2lO Larry Brady, I70 Ronald Brady, 48, I70 David Braggs, IB9 Frankie Braggs, I79 Robert Braggs, I87 Shirley Brannock, I64 James Branscum, I70 John Brashears, I79 Pearl Brashears, I79 Mary Braswell, I79, 2OI David Brauer, I70 Tom Braumn, 48, I70 Jim Breiling, 63, II7, I45, I96, I99, 2lO Mary Breitenbach, I64, IB7 Frank Brett, I70 Herman Brewer, I64 P. Brien, 78 Margie Brinker, I64 Helen Brisbin, I70 Helen Brisbin, I79 Ken Brisbin, I64 Ronald Brisbin, I64 John Brisco, I87 Tom Briscoe, IB9 Gene Brock, I70 Patrick Brocker, I64 Rundle Brockm,an, l89 Walter Brogdon, 82, B9 Frank Brok, I98 Clarence Brooks, 83, B6, l9I Clyde Brooks, I79 Douglas Brooks, I79 Harold Brooks, 87, I7l Tom Broughton, I64 Betty Brown, I79 Bobby Brown, IBO Ethel Brown, IB9 Frances Brown, l7l James Brown, l7l Janice Brown, I64 Jean Brown, IS, IO9, I7l, I9B John Brown, I4S, 206, 210 228 ,fi sr., Link Brown, I45, 2l0 Marcella Brown, I7I Ray Brown, I9I, 2I0 Richard Brown, IBO, 2OI Robert Brown, 84, I7I Rosielee Brown, I64, I9B Samuel Brown, I64 Sherry Brown, I45, 200, 2l0 Shirley Brown, IB9 Sue Brown, IBO Thomas Brown, l3, II7, I7I William Brown, I7I Leo Browning, IB9 Pat Browning, l7I Oliver Brownlee, 87, I64 Sylvester Brownlee, 79, IBO W,alter Broyden, l7I Patricia Broyles, I64 Bonnie Brueggeman, IBO Charles Brueggeman, l9l Irene Bruninq, l9I Jim Brunner, 73,74 John Brunner, I45, 206, 2I0 Walter M. Brunsman, 22, I23, William Brunswick, IBO Jerry Brusman, I7I Alma Bryant, I64 Dora E. Bryant, IBO Ethel Bryant, IB7 Geneva Bryant, I7I Jerry Bryant, l9l, 2IO Marilyn Bryant, l7I Phillip Bryant, 84, l7I Robert Bryant, IBO W. Bryant, 78 Zelma Bryant, I45, 2IO Phyllis Bryson, I45, 2OI, 2lO Shirley Buckhardt, I3, I64 Ronald Buckman, l7I Judy Buckner, I64, I9B Jerry Buffington, IBO Norma Buis, IB7 Jean Bullock, IBO Patricia Bullock, IB9 James Bunch, IBO Sonia Bunch, I64 H. Bunk, 73 Evans Burbank, 22 Marlene Burck, I4S Ron Burgess, I45, 2lO Jim Burke, I45, 2l0 Roger Burke, IBO Elmer E. Burkllardt, 22, 56 James Burman, I64 Betty Burnett, l9l, I45, 2l0 Helen Burnett, IB9 James Burns, I64 Joyce Burton, IB9 Patricia Burton, IBO Joseph Burttches, IBO Edith Bush, l7I Geraldine Butcher, IBO Mary Butcher, IB9 Sherry Butler, IBO Tom Butler, IBO Vera Buttree, I45, 2l0 John Byington, I9I Ronald Byrd, I9I Ben Cafauo, I64, I97 Edward J, Cain, I45, 2l0 John Cal,ahan, IO, I97 Herschel Caldwell, 49, I29, I64 Pat Calhoun, l7l Robert Calhoun, 47, 73, I64 Sondra Calhoun, IBO Ramona Calia, l7I Arlene C,alIan, I7I P-hil Callif, 73, 82, 89, I64 James Calvert, I64 Anthony Caminiti, I64 Janet Camp, I7I John Camp, 84, I9I Barbara Campbell, IBO Dave Campbell, IBO Imogene Campbell, I45, 2l0 Leroy Campbell, I7l William Campbell, I9l Sara Cannon, I7l, 205 Washti Cannon, 96, iw, I45, 2IO Samuel J. Capouolo, 22 Milton Cargile, IB7 Sarah Cargile, IB9 Keith Carnes, l9l Glenda R. Carpenter, I45, 2IO Dave Carr, 78, 82, 84, I7l, I96 Lillian Carr, IB7 Bruce Carrier, 79 Beverly Carroll, I9l John W, Carroll, I45, 2lO Carolyn Carson, I45, 2I0 Charles Carter, l9I Christine I, Carter, I45, 2l0 Clarence Carter, l7I Donald Casey, IBO Dale Cassatt, I9l Leon Casson, 86, IBO ...H Evelyn Castelow, I87, 205 Deloreis Castleberry, l7l William Castleberry, 78, B2, 89, l7l Betty J. Catching, I36, l45, 2l0 Earl Caudle, I80 Loretta Cave, l7l, I98 Delores Caylor, I89 Francis G. Caylor, l9l Floyd Cecil, 69 Joseph Cecil, l9l Claudia Chamberlain, I87 Mary Chamberlain, I64 Phyllis Chamberlain, l7l Yvonne Chambers, I64 Judy Chamness, l7l Patricia Chandler, I64 Darlene N. Chaney, l46, 20l, 203, 2I0 Nona Chapel, I80 Carol Chapman, I46, I99, 2l0 Earl Chapman, l9l Joseph Chapman, l7l Louise Chapman, l7l Ray Chapmyan, II9, I80 Reda Chapman, l7l Fred Chasteen, 92, l7l Donald M. Chatman, I37, I46, 2l0 Shirley Chatman, I87 Donald Cheek, l7l, l9l Ora Chester, I46, 2I0 Joan Childress, I64, 20l Richard Chiles, I64 Anthony Chiodi, 22, 72, 89, l30 Gary Chitwood, I89 Joe A. Christman, I46, 2l0 M,ary Christopher, l7l Steve Christos, I05, l7l Joann Chumbley, 205 Robert Churchill, 79 Ted Ciaccio, I46, 2l0 Bill Clair, 92 Allen Clark, l9l Diane Clark, I80 Don Clark, I87, 206 Don Clark, I80 James E. Clark, 22, 72, 78, 80, l30 Janet Clark, l9l Margaret Clark, I80 Newell H. Clark, 22, l3l William Clarke, 2, 30, 73, 74, 80, BI, 88, 89, I37, l9l, 207 Lillian Clay, l7l Wilbur Clay, I80 Carl Clayborn, I46, 2l0 Johnny Clayton, l9l Ronnie Clements, l7l Jo Ann Clerenger, I87, 205 Gerald Clevenger, I80 Gloria Clevenger, l9l Ruth W. Clift, 22, II6, I99 Juanita J. Clifton, I46, 2l0 Charles Clore, l9l Audry Cluthe, l7l Mary Jo Cluthe, I64 Ola Clyburn, l46, 2l0 Joyce Cochran, 8, 49, I64 Roy Cochran, I87 Rufus Cochran, 84, l7l Eliz,abeth Coffey, I46, 2l0 Robert Coffey, l7l Robert Coffey? l7l Shirley J.Co ey, l36, I46, 2l0 Jerome Cohen, l7l Charles Colbert, l7l Jerry Cole, I64 Arthur Coleman, 84, 87, IO7, I32, I34, I46, 20l, 2l0 Ed Coleman, I80, 205 Jesse Coleman, I87 Joann Coleman, I05, I80 Paul Coleman, I64 Sylvester Coleman, I87 Wanda Coleman, l9l Kenneth Collett, l7l Henry Collier, I87 Lawrence Collier, I64 Arlene Collins, I80 Barbara Collins, l7l Carol Collins, I80 Cleophus Collins, l7l Elsie Collins, l9l Jerry Collins, I64 Joe Collins, 89, I80 Eugene Colson, I90 Raymond Colson, l7l John Colston, l7l John Colston, l7l Eliiah Colvard, 84, I07, l7l Ronald L. Colwell, 73, 74, I46, 2I0 Wanda Colwell, l7l Edwards Comes, I87 Gloria Combs, l64 Jesse Combs, 89, I64, I98 John Combs, l7l Loyal Combs, l7l Paul Combs, l7l Diane Conn, l9l Elizabeth Conn, l9l, 202, 208 Elsie M. Conn, I46, 202, 2I0 Jimmie Conn, l7l Patricia A. Conn, I46, 205, 2l0 Carol Cook, I05, l7l , ,, . edge-U-pi Barbara Cook, 201 Lumas Cook, I87 Robert Cook, l7l Viola Cook, I87 Willie Cook, l7l Jerry Cooke, I87, 205 Joyce Cooley, 63, I64 Kenneth Cooper, I64 Phillip Cooper, l9l Norma Cordell, l9l Ann Corns, I46, 2l0 Joe Corns, I80 Carolyn Cornes, II6, II7 Evelyn Cornes, l7l Jimmy Cornes, I64 Marian Cornes, l72 Charles Corry, I-16, 2l0 Emma Corson, 95, l72, I98 Jim Corson, I64, I98 James Costello, l9l Jim Coster, 87 James Costin, 82, 84, I64 Sherry Cottet, l72 Russell Cotton, l72 Cecil Cottogim, l9l Bob Courtney, I87 Ronnie Covert, 73, 84, I64 Priscilla Cowan, l72 Alvin Covnart, I64 Allen Cox, I87 Dorothy Cox, l72, I98, 20I Eddie Cox, I64 Jimmie Cox, I87 Joann Cox, l72 Jon Cox, l72 Sara Coyle, I80 Bonnie Coyne, I05, I64 Janel' Crabtree, I64, l9l Dale Craig, I46, I80, 2l0 Delores Craig, l9l Jane Craig, I72 Lynda Craig, I64, I98 Mariorie Craig, l-16, 2l0 Nancy Craig, I64, 202 Vera Cr,aig, IB Judith Crandell, II6, ll7, I46, I99, 2l0 James Crank, I80 Charles E. Crawford, I46, 2l0 James Crawley, 86, l72 Abe Crayon, 84, 87, IO7, ll2, I34. I64, 206 Alfie Myreen Crech, I64 Phyllis Creech, I47, 2I0 Elizabfh Creekmore, l72 Floyd Crenshaw, l9l James Crider, I64 I64 Martha Crider, Ratricia Crider, l9l Andrew Crooks, l9l Charles Crosby, l9l Norma Crowley, l72 Nancy Crowthers, I65, l95, 203 Sam Cullum, 53, l72 Lewis Cummings, 78, 84, l72 John Cummins, I47, 2I0 JoAnn Cundiff, 3l Elizabeth Cunningham, I05, I47, 2l0 Myron Cunningham, l65 Carol Curran, I65 Earl Curry, 84, l9l Bobbie A. Curtis, l65 Forney Curtis, l72 Ronnie Curtis, I72 Dixie Dailey, I05, l72 Barbara Dalton, II6, l72 Terrance E. Daly, I47, 2I0 Jean Damico, IB6 Robert Dance, 86, I98 David Daniel, 22, 72, 82, 87 Pat Daniels, l72 Jo Ann Darghty, I65, I98 Dennis Dase, 73, 82, 84, l72, 206 Glenna June Daulton, I47, 2l0 Tony Davenport, 47, I47, 2l0 Virgie Davenport, I89 Wilma Davenport, I05, I80 Audrey Davidson, l9l Laverne Davidson, I47, 2l0 Lee Davidson, I65 Lewis Davidson, lB6 William Davidson, I80 Alma Davis, l65 Boyd Davis, I72 Donald H. Davis, I47, 2l0 Dorcus Davis, I80 Elmer Davis, I87 George Davis, l72 Milton Davis, 79, IBO Norma Davis, I72 Patricia Davis, I47, 2l0 Pierson Davis, I87 Robert Davis, I72 Ron Davis, I47, 2l0 Violet A. Davis, II7, I47, I99, 2lO Lowell Davison, IO7, I34, l72 Dale Davisson, l72 Geneva Dawson, l9l Joan Dearinqer, IB9 Tom Dearinger, I04, I05, I87 Percy DeBruce, 49, 90, l65 Jacqueline Dee, I05, I47, 2I0 Ronnie Dee, I65, 20l Janet Dehner, 98, l72, 20l, 205 John Deininger, l, 62, 92, l25, I33, I37, I47, 206, 207, 2l0 Lacey H. Delaney, I47, 2l0 Ronald Demarcia, 79, I80 Ruth E. Demmons, 66, I47, 2l0 J,ack Denike, I47, l65 Ruth Denike, l2l, I47, 202, 2l0 Carol Dennis, l72 Joanne Dennis, II9, l23, I36, I47, 20l, 2I0 Lola Dennis, l72 Delores Denson, I89 James Denson, I87 Margaret Dent, I87 Mary DeVine, l72 Richard Dewald, l72 Ken Dezarn, 82, I65, I98 Carol Dick, I87 Larry Dick, I47, 2l0 Joyce Dickey, I89 Mary C. Dickhaus, 22 T Handley Diehl, 22 Ralph Dielz, 53 Lucille Dillard, l9l Alier Dimlich, I89, 20l Paul Disbennet, 49, IAS Francis Disbennctt, I47, ?'0 Edward Dixon, l9l Mamie Dixon, l72 Cha-'ies Dobkins, l72 Joyce Doll, 11, 114, 115, iss, 199, 200, 205 Edwina Dooley, l72 Elizabeth Dooley, I47, 2l0 Ron Dossernbach, l4B Ray Dossenback, I05, l72 Regina Douglas, 5, l48, 20l, 2I0 Robert Douthwaite, l72 Nelle E, Dodd, 22 Elaine Dowers, I72 Joyce Dowers, IBO, I98 Jerry Dowling, I65, I98 Donna Downs, I65, 196, 202 Martha Dawson, I80 Henry A. Drace, 22 Charles L. Dragan, l48, 2I0 Arvil Drake, l9l Judith A. Drake, I65, I97, I98 Jean Drew, l65 Jimmy Driggs, I80 Evelyn Drinks, I89 Virgus Drinks, l72 William Drinnen, I80 Shirley A, Draut, l65 Julia M. Dryden, 22 Percie Dubose, I72 Juanita Dudley, I89 William J. Due, l9l Fr,ainklin- L. Duff, 22, 28 Gertrude Dukes, I80 Queen Esther Dukes, l48, 2l0 Bonita Dunnaway, IO7, I48, 2l0 Lanas Dunaway, I87 Judy Duncan, II7, l72, I98, 205 Lee Dunholter, l65 James Dunigan, I65 Clarence Dunn, l65 Marry Dunn, l65 Judy Durham, I12 Rosetta Durham, l72 Mary A. Duskin, l48, 2l0 Ed Dwelly, l65 Leon Efasterburg, l9l Virgil Ecton, 90, l23, l65 Jerry Eddlemon, l72 Joan easier, 31, si, I-48.202, 2os,21o Matthew Edelmayer, l7Z Gladys Edmonds, l65 Rita Edmonds, 107, I34, 141, 172, 195, I97, 20l, 202, 203 William Edmondson, 84 Alvin Edwards, l72 Bertha Edwards, II6, II7, l72, I98 Bette Edwards, IIA, l4B, I98, 205, 2l0 Dorothy Edwards, ll6, l72, I98 Edward Edwards, l48, 2l0 Gladys Edwards, l72 Leslie Edwards, l9l Norma Edwards, l72 Dan Ehrman, l72 Tony Ehrman, l65 Margaret Ehrschwender, I87 William Eilerman, IO7, l72 Gary Eisele, l65 Larry Eisele, l65 Gordon Elder, l72 Edna Elliot, I87 Helen Elliott, 98, l65 Jo Elliott, I05, l48, 2l0 Thomas Elliott, I89 Gloria Ellis, I98 Joyce Ellis, IO7, l72, I98 Robert Ellison, l65 Thomas Ellison, l65 Helen Elsaesser, I89 Ed. W. Elsasser, 88, 89, I42, l48, 2I0 Lawrence Elsanser, 83, 89, IBO Catherine Ely, I80, 20l, 205 May Ely, l9l 229 Willis Embry, l48, 2l0 Charles Emery, I87 Lilie Emery, l72 William D. Ernrnert, l9l Norma Emrick, l72 Lanny Enderle, I89 Frank Endres, l9l James Engleman, I89 Russel Engleman, 79, I87 Virgil Engleman, I87 James English, I72 Marian Ennis, l65 Merle Epperson, I65 John D. Ertel, 23, l65 Pal' Ertel, l2l Norma Ertle, I80, I98 Tom Esling, l65 Lercy Eslinger, 90, I80 Ray Eslinger, 90, I05, I4B, 2l0 Betty Etherington, 40, 98, I05, ll3. I34, I65, 208 John E. Etling, 23 Norman Eubanks, I72 Calvin Evans, I87 Daisy Evans, 95, I65, I98 Genell Evans, l65 Helen Evans, I80 Rosa Evans, l72 Carl Everett, l72 Charles Everhart, 78, 90, l72 Robert Evers, 78, 84, I65, I96, 204 Dennis Eversole, 165 Colela Ewing, I65 Dorothy Fader, l65 Virginia Fagin, I72, 200 Frank M. Fairchild, 23 Yvonne Fancher, I87 Alfred Fant, l72 Kenneth Farley, l65 Tom Farrell, 84, l65 Jerry Farrington, 89, l48, 2l0 Elizabeth Faulkner, l9l Joy Favachio, l72 Deloris Fay, I89 Thomas Ed Fay, l48, 2l0 Verna Jean Feck, l48, 2l0 - J,ack Feick, I65 Edward Feldhaus, 93, l48, I65, 2l0 Frank H. Feldhaus, 93, I27, I33, I48 210 Fritz Feldhaus, 108, 109, 126, 196 William Feldkamp, 191 Joseph L. Felix, 23, za, II6, 117, 131 I99 Mary Felton, l48, 2l0 Albert Felrs, 90, IB7 Georgetta Ferguson, I65, l96, 202 John Ferguson, l48, 2I0 Willie Lee Ferguson, l48, 2lO Charles Ferry, I72 Nellie Fetters, I72, I98 Douglas Fields, l65 Bill Finley, l65 Gloria First, l65 Edward Fisbeck, l72 Richard J. Fischer, l48, 2l0 Par Fish, l65 Bill Fisher, 90, l32, I49 Carol Fisher, I72 Clyde Fisher, I05, l72, 205 Ruth Fisher, l65 Fr,a1nk Fitzgerald, I80 Jewel Fitzwater, 5l, 96, I00, l65 Margaret Flaherty, l72 Bob Flinchum, lb5 Sandra L. Flint, l65 Ronald Floyd, l72 Richard J, Foerlsch, I49, 2I0 Evon Folins, I80 Charles Folks, I80 John Folks, I80 Harold Foote, l72 James R, Forbeck, I49, 2l0 Larry Ford, I72 Roy Ford, l72 Andrew Forest, I80 Margie Forwalt, I72 Richard Foster, l07, lI8, l22, l9l Richard T. Foster, Il2, I72 Fred Fox 84 87 92 I33 I72 206 . . . . . . .207 Judy Fox, II6, ll7, IBI Carol Frank, l8l Ron Frank, l49, 2I0 Thomas Frank, l9l Loretta Franklin, l72 -, Betty Frazier, l72 Joyce Frazier, I8l ' 3 Alice Frederick, I87 Carol Fredrick, l65 James Freeze, l8l Andrew French, 23 George Freudinger, IBI, 205 Edward Freytag, l8l Charles Fricke, l8l Ken Fricke, l9l Ronald Fritsch, l72 Regina Fran, 155, 19s, 197, I98, 205 Rosemary Fritz, l8l Edna Fritzler, IBI Joe Fromme, l8l Don Fry, I87 Beatrice Fr e I72 Dorothy Fu Ier I49 2lO Joyce Fulton IB7 Walter Fultz IBI Ronald Furr I72 Charles Fuson 79 IB7 Iona J. Gabbard Ib5, I72 Robert Gabbard I72 James Gadd I7 Gary Gaitwood I9I Frank Gaius I9I Wanda Gaius I72 Dan Gallegan I49 Jim Galligan IBI Dan Gardner lb5 Ray Gardner I72 Theresa Gar ner IBI Yvonne Gardner IB9 Bill Gar-heart IBI Helenp Garnett la5 Reginald Garrett I72 Billy Garrison, IB9 Carol Garrison I72 Harry Gaskill I49 2l0 Milton J, Gaskins I49 2l0 Ray Gaskin, Ibb Emma J. Gaston IBB Robert Gaston Barbara Gates IBI Ruth Gales IBI 20I Rohan 12. Gam I49, 2lO Wilfred Gauck lab Oliver Gause IO7 Lois Gacks Ibb Jimmy Gentry IO7 I72 David Gerard 9 Ibb l9b We ne Gerhardt IBI Wil iam Gerhardt, I49 2lO Wilma Gerhardt lab I97 Abr,aham Gershkovitz, 23, I08, I2O, Joyce Gibbs Ibb, 202 Beatrice Gilbert IOS IBI Anna Gill IBB Elmer Gil I72 Walter Gill IBB Russell Gillespie, I72 Cherie Gilliam IBB Carold Gilmore, I72, 2Ol Daniel Gilpin, I72 Frank E. Glatthaar 23 Ollie Glisson, lab Barbara Glosner, I72 Sarah Glover I4, I2B, I3a I49 2I0 Alfred Gobar I37 I49 Marv Gober Ibb I9B Delores A. Godbey I49, 2l0 James E. Godby, I49, 2l0 William J. Goedde, I49, 2l0 Barbara Goens, IBB Louis Goodman, l9l Katherine Gordon, IBI Lillie Gordon, I72, I9b Sylvia Gordon, 20l, 205 William Gordon, B4, I72 Lawrence Gore, B2. I72 James Gorman, IBI Lamarr Goshade, I72 Thomas Goshade, l9l Don E. Gosney, I49, 2I0 Emicles Gover, I9I Joyce Gover, IB9 Joe Goyette, I49, 2l0 Ralph Goyette, I73 Bonnie J. Grace, Iab George Grace, I73 Bessie Graham, IBI Elaine Graham, 95, Joyce Graham, IO7, I2, I49, John Grant, I73 Pat Grant, I49, 2IO Phyllis A. Grant, bb, I49, 2lO, 6 Carolyn Gray, I73 Harry Gray, ISO, 2I0 Jim Gray, IBI Phillip Gray, IBI Kenneth Grebe, Ibb Beverly Green, IB9, 2l0 Charles A. Green, I42, ISO, l98, 2l0 Duane Green, IBI Jimmie Green, I73 Margaret Green, l9I Roy Green, I73 Charlotte Greene, I05, IBB, Becky Greer, Iba, I95, 203 Gear e Greer, Ibb IB re r, Robert Gregg, lab Paul J. Grendelmeyer, 23 Richard Grerse, I73 Arnold Grevious. IBB Charlotte Gravious, lab Wayne Grieme, IBI Daniel Grieszmer, I73 Billie J. Griffis, ISO, 2IO John Griftis, IBI Sue Griflis, IBI, I9B, 20l Linda Gritliss, IBB Delores Grigsby, bS William Grigsby, Ibb Dennis Grimes, I73 Floyd Grimes, IBB Gertrude Grimes Ibb Ch,a-rles Grissom I73 Mary Grob ISO 2l0 LeRoy Groh IBI Ted Grohs, ISO, 2l0 Clarence Gross I73 ross, II4, IIS Ibb 9, O4 Robert Gross IBI Edna Groth, I73 Terry Guber IBI Robert Gumbert IBI Eu ene Gunter I73 De ores Gusby IBI Nellie Gusham IBI Judy Gussett lab 20I Marguerite Guttrung, Iba Charles Gutzwiller, IBI Yvonne Guykno I73 Robert Haab ISO, 2I0 Jim Haas ISO 2l0 Rita A. Hackney, IBI Dorothy Haddix Ibb, 2Ol 205 Richard Haehnle, ISO, 2I0 Charles Hiatt I73 Diana Hageman, I9I Randall Haggard IB9 Beniamin Halbert IB9 John Halbert, 7B I73 Ben Hale, 90 Ibb Stanley Hale, I73 Charles Haley lS0 2l0 Barbara Hall, Ibb I73 Carol Hall IB9 Carolyn Hall, I73 Deloris Hall, IBB Joyce A. Hall Ibb 203 Barbara H,a-llbauer ISO 210 Russell Hamblin, l9I Christine Hamilton, I73 David Hamilton, IIB Hattie Hamilton, IOS, I73, 205 Carolyn Hammock, IBB Larry Hammond, I73 Shirley Hammons, IBI Shirley Hammons, I73 June Hampton IBI 205 Alrrwa L. Hanau 23 John Hancock, Ibb Harvey Hankerson IBB Loretta Hankerson ISO, Sonia Hanselman, ISO, 2l0 Barbara Hard, lab Johnny Harden, I9I Dale Hardman S2 IBI Eileen H,ardman, I3b, ISO, 2lO Calvin Hargis, 90, l9l Janice Harmon, II7, I73 Kenneth Harmon, Ibb William Harmon, I73 Jim Harnisheeger, IBI David Harper, ISO 2l0 Hubert Harrell, l9l Carl Harris, Ibb Dennis Harrin, IBB Frank Harris, IBI Rictyard Harris, I73 Sylvia Harris, ISO, 2lO William Harris, 79, IBB Clarence Harrison, I9l Marcella Harrison, lab Myra L. Harrison, ISO, 20l, 2l0 Stanley Harrison, lab, I97 William Harrison, I73 Eugene E, Hart, b Francine Har-tell, I73 James Hartell, I9I Dennis Harting, IBI Loretta E. Hartzel, I7, I9, 23, 209 Bill Haseltine, IBB Edward J. Hassertt, ISO, 2l0 Edward Hastings, I9l Joe Hastings, IBB Matilda D. Hathawav. S II, 33, 36, , 07, II3, , ISO, 2I0 Bessie H,atmaker, IBI James Hatmaker, I9I Berry Hatter, IBI Dan Hauff, Ibb Frances Hawkins, 65 James Hawkins, I73 Mary Hawkins, IBI John Hawley, 89, I73 Claudia Hayes, I73 Jerome H,ayes, Ibb William Hayes, 90, 9I, I William Hayms, IBI Eugene Haynes, Barbara Haze, I73 Cathleen Heard, Ibb Charles Heard, 79, 83, B , IBI Josephine Heard, Ibb Geraldine Heath, I73 Joe Heber, IBI Lois Heber, ISO, 2I0 Robert Heckenmueller, I73 Franklin Hedger, IBI Janet Hedrick, I73 Alice Heidecker, I9l Elmer Heidorn IBB Louis W. Heim I50 2l0 William Heimkreiter IBI ' ip H. Hein ISI Gary Heinz IBI Delmas W. Helton I9B Joyce Helton, Ibb Ronald Helton I73 Jane Helzheber IBI Bill Heming 73 B4, b Barbara Henderson I73 Dolores Henderson I73 Evon Henderson, ISI 2Ol 2l0 James Henderson IBI John Henderson, I73 Marie Henderson, ISI 2I0 Ralph Hendrick B3 I8l Jack Hendrickson 80 l9I William Hendrickson IB9 Robert Henkel, I73 Russell Henn 79 Bb 92, IBI Stanley Henn, bl ISI 2I0 Beverly Henschen Ibb Carol Henschen, Ibb Jack Hensley Ibb, I9B Shirley Hensley IBI Troy Hensley ISI 2lO Beverly Henson, IBI l9b Jack Herget, ISI, 2l0 Jim Herichs b5 IBI Benny Hermes, Ibb Barbara A. Herrigan, , Mariorie Herring, II4 I73 l9B 20l Edward Herzog 79 IBB Clarence W, Heslar, I7 I9 23, 29 Carl Hess, Ibb Melva Hess Ibb, 205 Robert Hesse, ISI 2l0 Terry Heybruch, l5l Joyce Heyl, I73 Sylvia Hibbett IBI Justine Hickey IBB Kenneth Hickman, IB9 Calvin Hicks Ibb Edward Hicks I73 Gioxqannia Hicks, IB2 Gloria Hicks, I73, l98 Juanita Hicks SI, Ibb, l9b Lavern Hicks, Ilb, I73 Laverne Hicks, I73 Rose G. Hicks IOS, IO7, ISI, 2I0 John Hickson, l89 Costella Higgins I73 Joyce Hilbert, I73, 20I Barbara Hill, IBB Betty J. Hill, I05, Ibb, 2OI, 208 l.. Hill, IOS. , , , , I99, 20 , Mary Hill, bB C arles H. Hill, ISI, 2 O nny L. Hill, ISI, E in H'll, bb Eve yn Hill, IB2 Ewel Hill, bb mes E. Hill, L 's Hill, b vin Hill, IO7, II2, , I22, 34, Ronnie H'll, 73, IOS, Ibb Yvonne M, Hillard, ISI, 2lO Joyce Hillman, I73 Walter Hillman, ISI, 2lO Edith F, Hilpolsteiner, I05, IB2, 205 J,ake Hilpolsteiner, 84, Ibb Paul Hiltenbeitel, 23 ' Leonard Himmelmann, 23 Andreas Himmelspach, 83, I82, 205 Thresia Himmelsnach, I73, l9B, 205 Donald Hines, I73 Gary Hines, IB2 Wendell Hobbs, ISI, 2l0 Barbara Hock, I73 Rita Hock, I73 Ron Hockney, ISI, 2I0 Barbara Hodge, Ibb Dan Hodge, I73 Edna Hodge, I73 Larr Hodge, 78, 84, I73 Shel y Hodge, I73 George Hoeh, Ibb Richard Hoelle, Ibb y Hoff, Il, 33, 40, I 3, , Ibb, I9B, OB Fred D. Hoffman, 23, 53, II3 George Hoffmeister, IB2 Jim Hogen, ISI, 2I0 Thomas L. Hogan, ISI, 2lO Robert F, Holbrock, l9l Billie Holbrook, I73 Charlotte Holcomb, Ibb S e Holland, 3I, ISI, 0 Amos Hollandsworth, I73 Raymond Holloway, I75 Bobby Hollingsworth, lab, I97 Larr Hollingsworth, IB9 Sandlre Holloway, IB2 Charles Holt, I9l Loretta Holt, I34, Ibb Robert Holt, lab Lynn Holthaus, lab 230 ' 4.3. , Charles Holtkamp IB2 Carl Holzmueller IB9 Charley T. Homer, ISI 2lO Robert Homer, I75 Wayne Homer, I52 204, 2l0 Robert Honchel I89 2OI Norman Honchell l9I Denise Honican IO, II3 I75 Pete Hood IS2 2IO Richard Hoog 9I Ibb Robert Hoog I75 Joyce Hooker I75 I9I Margaret Hopper, IO7 lI2 IIB, I22 Geraldine Horlander IB2 Clarence Horn, Jr. I52 I97, 2I0 Jerry Horn lla Ronald Horn lab Dolores Hornspy IOS IO7 Sar,a A. Horton I52 Sebren Horton, IBB Carolyn Hoskins IBB lzetta Hoskins, IS2, 2IO Ralph Hoskins lab Brenda Howard IB9 Dennis Howard, IB9 Meta Howard 2l Wanda Howard, IB2 Robert Howe, IB9 Dick Howell IBB Frances Howell, I9B Mary Howell IB2 Robert Howell, IB2 Charles Howland, B7 , Fred Huber I9I Bill Huck,aby 155 Jack Huddleston, IB2 Naomi Hudson, I52, 2l0 Charles Huff, I75 Carlos Hughes l9I Jerry Huqhes Ibb Jo Ann Hughes 23 202 Josephine Hughes I75 Taylor Hughes IBB Wyoma Hughes IB2 Marvin-Hugo IS2 2I0 Susan Hummel, IB2 Mildred Humphrey l2I, IS2, Fritz Humphries, I75 Barbara Hungler, I75 Shelby Hunn, IB2 Jim E. Hunt, 80 IS2 2IO Bernice Hunter Ibb Donald Hutchinson, 7B I75 Evelyn Hutchison, lla IS2, 2l0 Carol Hutson IOS Albert Ihle Ibb Beverly Ingram, I82, I Eldridge Inman, I9I, Betty lnyart, I2, IS2, Joyce Isham, IB2 Elaine Isome, Ibb Barbara A. Jackson, Barbara G. Jackson I34, Ibb, I99, 200 Barbara L. Jackson, 95, B2 Dolly Jackson, IBB James Jackson, IB2 Marilyn Jackson, IB2 Mary Lee Jackson, Ibb Vernon Jackson, IB2 Viola Jackson, IB2 Virginia Jackson, IB2 William Jackson, Ibb Vernon A. Jacobson, 23, 98, I23, 208, Donald Jansen, I75 Jack Jansen, IBB June Jansen, I9I Joy Jlanssen, IB2 Christine Jarmon, I75 Cecil Roy Jasper, IS2, 2I0 Ph is Jeffers, IO7, II2, IIB, I22, 75, l95, 203 Sherman Jeffers, IO7, II2, IIB, I22, Thomas Jeffers, Ibb Georgette Jefferson, IS2, Russell Jefferson, I75 Bertha Jenkins, IBB Robert Jenkins, Ibb Verdie Jenkins, I75 Kathryn Jennings, SI, IO7, I34, l9l Barbara J. Jerreals, I52 Billy Jesse, IBB Jack Jessup, b0 Herman Jett, Ibb Roger Johannes, lab Alvin Johnson, IB2 Christine Johnson, IS2, 207, Delores Johnson, IB2 Dewey William Johnson, 84, B7, IS2, 2I0 Eleanor Johnson, IB2 Hildeorarda Johnson, 23 Julia C. Johnson, 96, 97, IW, IS2, 2I0 Mary Johnson, IB2 Mary Jane Johnson, l9I Robert Johnson, Bb 1 'G' 1 ' 'Q'-'tr-.f ' 1 ' gf..-Q-if 1 . 1 ,W H . .,,, ,' ,' Phill , ,'2I0 ' .2 eds ', ,192 ', ,,' ' . . . . I6 . . I .2l0 ' . '. . ' ' , , . ' ' ISI 210 ' . . . . . . .Iss l9B Grover Gay, Jr., I49, 2IO Alicia R, Hall, 23 Regina Herring, IB9 Dorothy Howson, IB9 121 . '. . l. '. . '. ' . 202, . , , 1 210 ' '. 2l0 ' . . ' '. ' ' sem 112 114, 115 136 ,' ISI 1 210 9B 2l0 I1 I 210 De 210 Iv 1 I I II9 I I 107 109 II4 Ja IBB Ol lb I Mel IIB 1 l9l I 209 173 1 2I0 I3 vll I 50 I I34 Ibb ya 210 Bett 2 1 134 143 201 Ll E Q IBI as IBI 210 u 2l 6 Robert Johnson, l88 Ronald Johnson, I66 Shirley Johnson, l89 William Johnson, 84 William Johnson, I82 Wyman Johnson, I52, 2lO Paul Johnston, I66 Allen Jones, 9l, I66 Carl Jones, I82 Carolyn Jones, l9l Charlene Jones, 54, I52, 2l0 Clifford Jones, 9l, I75 Eddie Jones, 78, 82, I75 Edna Jones, I82 Ernest Jones, 84, I75 Gordon Jones, I75 Harold Jones, l75 Homer M. Jones, 23, 28, I04, IOS Jim Jones, 78, 82 Josephine Jones, I52, 2ll Lena Jones, I82 Leroy Jones, I82 Linda Jones, l9l Optrice Jones, IBB Philip Jones, 83, l9l Phyllis Jones, I05, l89 Robert Jones, l53, 2ll Ronald Jones, I66, 2Il Ronnie Jones, I52 Ruth H. Jones, 24 Shirley Jones, I77 Virginia Jones, I82 Kenneth Jordan, 6l Mildred Louise Jordan, l53, 2ll Pat Jordan, l96, 200 Jacob Jung, l07, I75 Martin L. Junk, 24 Jack Justice, I66 Jerry Justice, I66 Mace C. Justice 24, II5, I99 Sharon Kagy, I82 Joe Kaiser, I82 Earnest C. Kalebain, l9l Philip Krallschmidt, 166 Judy Kamerer, l82 Velma F. Kamphaus, I9, 24, 29 Joyce Kanet, I66 Thomas Kanet, I66 Pat Kappner, 94, 98, 99, l28, l34, 208 Gayl Katz, l2l, l75 Richard W. Katz, 5, 62, l53, 204, Chuck Kaylor, I82 Lawrence Kaylor, l2, l66 William Kaylor, l2, I66 Barbara Kayser, l53, 205, 2ll Donald Keel, I82 John Keil, I75 Charles Keith, I66 Paul Keller, 90, l32, I75 Mary A. Kelley, l09, I66, l98 Albert Kelly, IBB Delores C, Kelly, l53, 2ll Jeffery Kelly, l88 Robert Kelly, I75 Ronald Kelly, lO5, l53, 2lI, I37 Rose Kelly, I66 Susan P. Kelly, 54, l20, l2l, l53, William C. Kelly, l53, 2lI David H. Kemp, 24, 9I Claudine Kemper, I82 Joe Kemplin, l9l, 2ll Dolores Kennebruew, IO9, I66 Carol A. Kennedy, l53 Eleanor Kennedy, 24 Ernest Kennedy, l88 James Kennedy, l9l Mary Kennedy, l07 Miriam Kennedy, I05, l89 Marcus Kenny, I82 John Kerlin, l9B Lester Kern, I53, 2ll Alma Kerr, l89 James Keys, 82 Therman Key, l66 Hattie M. Kidd, l53 James Kidd, I75 Robert Kiffmeyer, l66 Myrna Kiher, I05 Thomas Kihm, I05, l95 George Kihnke, l24, I66 Jerry Kihnke, l9l Vera Kimball, IBB Jerry Kimbler, l9l Bill L. Kinderman, l53, 2ll Norma Kinebrew, I82 Robert Kinebrew, I82 Louis Kiner, 87, l88 Jack King, I66 Jackie King, l53 John King, 84, I82 Kathleen F. King, 24 Larry King, I82 Marilyn King, l88 Myrna King, I88 Par King, I75 Zelma King, l75 James W. Kinne, 24, 45 Diane Kinney, I66, l96 Jerry Kinzback, I66 Sandra Kirby, I82 Norman Kirk, I66 Roger Kirk, l88 Dolly Kirksey, IB9 Joan S. Kisner, IS3, 205, 2ll William Klayer, 48, 84, I75 Bobbie Klein, I66 James Klein, l89 Thomas Klein, l53, 20l, 2ll Carol Kleiniohn, I82, 205 Carl E. Knauber, l53, 2ll Carol Kneipp, l75, 20l Thomas Knight, I82 Janet Knost, I75 Carol Ann Koch, I05, l53, 2ll Edward Koch, I82 Joyce Koch, I66 Manfred Koch, I67 Sheila L. Koester, 2l5, I7, 94, lOl, I05, l22, l36, l42, l53, 205, 208, 2ll Dave Kohake, l53, 2ll Carol C. Kolde, l53, 208, 2ll Janet Kolde, 30 John Konnagan, I75, I98 Russell Konnagen, Jr., I67 Carol Konrad, 55, l40, I67 Phillip Koopman, I75 Tom Korb, I82 Mary Korte, 54, I67 Barbara Kramer, l9l Carolyn Kramer, 107, I34, l75 Joyce Kramer, l88 Verna Kramer, I67 Joseph Kraus, I82 Lavarne Krauser, I82, I69 Roger Kreke, I67 Jerry Kremer, 53, I67, 204 Blanche Krick ll, I75 John Krier, l37, l53, 204, 2ll Elmer Kries, I67 Gary Krueger, I67 Justine Krueger, Il9, I67, 207, 208 Edmund Kuderer, l54, 2lI rvin C. Kuehn, 24, 72, 79, 84, 85, 86, l30, 206 Albert Kuhn, I75 Carl D. Kuhn, l54, 2ll Bob Kuntz, I82 Judy Kuzniczie, I82 Tom Kyle, I05, I82 Daniel Lee Laborn, l54, 2Il Catherine Lackey, l75, l98 Ruth Lackey, I75 Roy D, Lagaly, 24, 72, 84, 85, 92 Joyce Lairson, I75 John Lalley, 24 Georgia Lamb, I75 Ramona Lamb, l9l Sarah Jo Lamb, ll2, II4, I67, l99, 200 Fred H. Lampe, l54, 2ll James Lampkin, I67 John Landrum, I75 Jean Landwehr, l8B Carol Lane, l82 Jimmie Lou Lane, I75 Judy Lane, I05, I82 Priscilla Lane, I75 Ralph Lane, I67 Tom Lane, l89 James Lange, ll4, II5, I82 Paul Lange, ll4, II5, I67, I97, I99 Larry Langenback, I82 Albert Langenzer, I82 Linda Lanning, l88 Joyce A. Lanter, 5, 94, I28, I36, l42, l54, 208, 2ll Ruth Lape, 2l, l04, l05 Linda Large, I75 Ronald Larkin, 45, I75 Walter Larkins, l88 Ernest L,arry 73, 74, 87, 88, 89, l9l, 2ll Barbara Laster, I67 Hugh Laub, I82 Marilyn Lauderback, l67 Robert Laumann, I82 George Lawborn, I75 Patty Lawhorn, I82 Bill Lawrence, l9l, 2ll Dave Lawrence, I67 Everett L,awson, 78, I75 Frank Lawson, I67 Charmaine Lay, I75, 205 Judy Lay, l82 Judy Lay, I75 Margaret Lay, I75 Walter Layne, l82 John C, Leber, l54, 2ll John Leckeng-er, I82 Barbara Lee, l75 Charlene Lee, l82 Eugene Lee, I82 Gloria Lee, l89 Joyce Lee, l75 Larry Lee, IBB Mary Jo Lee, l54, 205, 2Il Marvin Leedom, l88 Don Legg, I75 Don M. Lehmkuhl, l54, 2ll Rose Marie Lehmkuhl, I05, I54, 20l 2lI Rita Leigh, I67, l95, 203 Carolyn Lemoncwy, l89 Fred J. Lenser, 73, 74, I05, l54, 2II Richard Leppert, I75 Joseph Howard Lepple, IS4, 2ll Ruth Lepple, IS4 John Lerwill, l9l Mike Lesch, I67 William Lett, IS4, 2ll Yvonne Lett, l8B Frank Lewallen, l90 Vivian Lewallen, l89 Arthur Lewis, I82 Charles Lewis, I67 Dorothy Lewis, IS4, 2ll Ev-elyn Lewis, I75 Geraldine Lewis, I75 Gloria Lewis, l9l James Lewis, I82 Deanna Lierman, l82 Sylvester Ligon, I67 Bob Lindy, 78 Allen Lindsey, I67 Paul Lindsey, I82 William Lindsey, I67 Betty Linfert, I67 Evelyn Lipnky, 6, 24, 55 Thomas Lisch, I82 John Listerman, I82 Barbara Little, IB9 Barbara Little, l90 Jeane Livingston, I67 Gecrrgetta Lloyd, I75 Clevester Logan, 86, I82 Eugene Logan, I88 John Lohman, I82 Charlotte Lohmiller, I67 Larry Lohrer, I05, I67 Earnestine Long, IS4 Ronald Long, I82 Charles W. Longbottom, I67, l69 Herbert Lonneman, I67 Beverly Loth, l54, 2lI Albert Love, l90 Kyle Love, I67 Fred Lovitt, I82 James Lovitt, 47, l54, 2ll Ken Lovitt, I82 Jerome Lowery, I90 Jesse Lowery, I75 Clitt Lowry, l9l, 2ll Nancy Lowry, I67, l9B Noble Lucia, I75 Mae Luckey, I75 Temple Luckie, I75 Ralph Luedden, l82 Bob Luide, I75 Robert Lumpkin, I67 Thelma Lumpkin, I82 Walter R. Lund, 6, 24, I99 Lorraine Lundy, I67 Diary: Lusk, I92 Coley Luther, l90 Michael Luther, I82 Joan Lutts, IB2, l9B Charles Lynch, I82 Harold Lynch, I67 Venetta A. Lynch, I67 James Lynn, l9l Earl Lyons, I75 Luther Lyons, I75 Roger Lyons, I67 Becky Lytle, 7, l04, I05, II6, I75, l98, 208 Dorothy Mack, 96, l00, I75 Joe Macke, l75 Cecil Madden, I67 Teddy Maddix, l02, I43, I67, l98 Dennis Maddock, I67 Ronald Mahan, l9l Vlhanda L. Mahan, I05, l54, 2lI Steven Maisch, l90 Elizabeth Y. Maithre, 24, l29 Les Malady, l9l Lloyd Malicoat, I67 Judy Mallot, 3, I07, ll2, I34, I75, l98 Robert S. Manchester, l54 Donald Mandich, I67 Robert Mangold, I82 Earl Mann, 82, I67 Fredia Mann, I05, I75 Judy Manning, I75, I82, 205 Myrna Manning, I67 George Mannix, 88, 89, I67 Bob Marcello, I05, I75 Danny Marcus, l90 David Marcus, I67 James Marcus, I82 Oda Marcum, 92, l54, 206, 2Il Sheila Marcum, I82 Vernon Marcum, I82 Kenneth Marcus, l9l Mary O. Marion, IS4, 2ll James Marker, I82 Joyce Marlowe, II7, I75, l98, 20l Jo n Marmore, I82 Don Marquardt, l9l Joe Marsala, I67 Gloria Marsbarry, l9l Connie Marshall, I75 231 Eddie Marshall, I75 Evelyn Marshall, I82, I69 Shirley Marshall, 2lI, l9l Betty Martin, I75 Gloria A. Martin, I55, 2ll Harold Martin, l90 James Martin, I82 Joan Martin, I82 June Martin, I67 Marian Martin, l98, l9l Mildred Martin, l90 Paul Martin, I82 Robert Martin, l55 Shelby Martin, l9l Sylvia Martin, 9, 24, l25, 209 Mathew Martini, I75 Leroy Mason, I67 Robert Mason, I75 Sam Massengale, 47, 88, 89, I67, I75 Robert Masterson, I82 Thomas Mathes, 89, I67 Delores Mathews, I90 Charles Mathis, l9l Mary Mathis, I75 Jerauld Mattei, I75 Errol Matthews, I55, 2lI Jackie Matthews, I67 Dale Matthey, I55, 2Il Michael Mauch, I75 Michael Mauntel, I07, l34, l82 Charles Maupin, l9l, 2Ol Janice Maupin, I67 Walter Maupin, l9l Jerry Maurer, I55, 2ll Paul Maurer, I82, 20l Charles Maxberry, I75 Ruth Maxberry, IBS Paul Maybrier, I83 Frank C. Mayer, 24, 29, 65, 204 Rufus Mayne, l9l Willie Mayo, l90 Alice McAtee, l9l Robert McCants, l9l Robert McCarthy, I55, 2ll Ronald J. McCarthy, I55, 2lI James McClain, I75 Patricia McGleskey, l83 Bonnie McClure, I75 Dennis McClure, IB! Jerry McClure, I75, 20l Patricia McComas, I75 James McCoon, l75 Donald McCox, I75, l9l Dave McCoy, I55, 2ll Donald McCoy, 78 Nancy McCoy, I55, 2lI Joyce McCul ey, I90 George McCullough, I07, l83 Joy McCullough, I67 Richard McCullough, I05, l83, 20l John McCree, l88 Hillory McDaniel, l83, 205 Jerry McDaniel, l55, 2ll Riley McDaniel, I83 William McDaniel, 84, l75 Jerry McDonald l83 sylvis McDonald, iss, zu Janice McEdwain, l83 Thomas McElligott, I83 Wilma McFarland, I83 Essie McGee, 68 Ronnie McGennis, lB3 Bonnie McGeorge, l90 Mary McGill, l88 Pat McGinley, I67 Richard McGinley, I55, 2ll James McGoogin, I05, 290 Louise McGoogin, l90 Barry McGound, l9l Sylvester McGuire, I55, 2ll Ber75Mclntosh, 84, 92, I05, I33, l34. Charlotte McKinney, l75 Gerald McKinney, l75 Mitchell McKinney, 80, 84, I67 John McKitric, 84, I75 Patricia McLe.an, I05, I55, ZII Jean McManus, I83 William McManus, l9l, l98, 2ll Gloria McMullen, l83 Barbara McMullins, l75 Bill M.cMullins, I67 Linda McPeters, I67 Charles Medaris, I55, 2Il Gwenda Meece, I75 Rita Meeker, lB3 Donald Meiners, I67, I98, 204 Robert Meiners, I55, 204, 2lI Corp Melton, l75 Richard Menser, l9l Joe Mentrup, l9l Deanna Mercer, lI7. IB3 Joann Merchant, l9l Ron Merkel, lB3 Irma Merkle, 30 Doris Merritt, IBB Mary Mershon, I75 Charles Messmore, I67 Clarence Metzler, l68 Carolyn Meyer, l83 Edward J. Meyer, I55, 2Il 'flu ,, -or Mary L, Meyer, I88 Thomas Meyers, I55, 2II Verlie M, Meyers, 24 Walter Meyers, lB3 William Meyers, 92, I33, I37, I55, 20l, 2ll - Ron Michaelson l68, I97 Dan Michel, iss, zu Carol Middendort 5l, I55, 205, 2ll Henry Miadsndorl, l9l Mary A. Middendorf, l9l Paul Middendorf, l9l Robert Middendorf, I75 Patty Miles, l90 Harry Miles, IB3 Thomas Miley, l83 Leroy Millender, IBB Barry Miller, 83, I83 Betty Miller, I75 Bill Miller, I56, 2ll Donald Miller, l9l Dorothy Miller, I75 Douglass Miller, 78, I75 Edward Miller, l9l Eva Miller, I88 Janice Miller, 20l Joe T, Miller, l68 Larry Miller, I75 Leonard Miller, IB3 Marilyn Miller, l9B Mary Y, Miller, l56, 2ll Moses Miller, IB3 Norm,a Miller, l56, I99, 2ll Richard Miller, 32, l68 Ruth Miller, l9l Katherine Milline, 96, 97, l00, I75, l98 James Mills, I75 Wanda Mills, IB3 Evelyn Mink, I88 John Miracle, l68 William Miracle, IO9, I20, l23, I75, I98 William Mistler, I75 Faye Mitchell, l68, I9B, 202 Jimmie V. Mitchell, I56, 2ll Joan Mitchell, lB3 Juanita Mitchell, I75 Pat Mitchell, I75 Patsy Mitchell, I75 Ronnie Mitchell, I75 Lawrence Moats, IBB Joyce Cock, I75 Milton Mock, l83 William Mock, l9l John Moekel, I75 Patrick J. Moning, l56, 2ll Dan Monnig, l68 Geraldine Monroe, I75, I98 Thomas Montag, I75, 205 Curtis Montgomery, l83 Bill E. Moore, I07, ll2, II8, l34, l56 2ll Billy Moore, IB3 Bonnie Moore, 98, l68, I96, 20l Brenda J. Moore, I56, 2ll Della Moore, IB3 Delores Moore, I75 Dennis Moore, I88 Elizabeth Moore, l83 Flora Moore, l83 Lee D. Moore, 24 Lola Moore, l68 Nina Moore, I75 Paul Moore, l83 Rovenia Moore, IB3 Wanda Moore, IO, I05, II4, I75, l98 Gloria Moorman, l68 Di,ane Moran, IS6, 2ll Michael Moran, I68 James Moreland, l9l Barbara Morgan, l90 Irene Morgan, I75 Tyrone Morgan, I88 Wendell Morgan, I75 Robert Morrell, l75, 205 Duane Morris, I75, l83 Maudie Morris, l68, 202 Ruth Morris, l0, I96, l98, 205 Wanda Morrison, 268 Ralph C. Mosohel, 6, 24, l9B John Moser, l9l Rudy Moses, IB3 Minnie H. Motzer, 24 Thomas Mounce, IB3 Mike Mueller, IB3 John Muench, IBB John Mug,avin, l9l Lillian Mulder, l56. 2lI Donald Mullalley, l9l Barbara Mullen, lB3 James Mulligan, lB3 James Mullins, l90 James G. Mullins, l9l Juanita Mullins, l56, 2ll O. V. Mullins, I75 , Peggy Mullinix, l68, 205 Richard Mullis, I90 Marion Muncy, I56, 2ll Mariorie Murphy, I75 Joseph Murray, 105 as ' 'Mia i Sandra Murray, I83 James T. Mussman, 25, 200 Ruthie Myhand, l68 Jackson Myles, l9l Paul Nabors, 2l, 29 Donald Nagel, l56, 2ll Daisy Napier, I75, l9l Pudith Napier, l98 Georgia Nared, l9l Emma Nash, I75, 200 Ralph Navaro, 275 Jerry Naylor, l68, I9B Lois Neal, I75 Sidney Neal, I75 Barbara Needels, IB3, 200 Mona Neely, 205 Charles V. Nelson, l68 Huston Nelson, l9l Robert Nelson, 92, I33, l56, 2ll Lella NeSmith, l9l Beverly A. Neudigate, l56, 2lI Pat Neudigate, II4, I77, 208 David Newkirt, IB3 Candice Newman, IB3 Jacqueline R. Newman, II4, l56, 20l, 2lI James Newman, I88 Rich Newm,-an, l68 Anna Newsome, l9l Virginia Newton, I77 Judith A. Nicely, l68 Jim Nichols, 57, II4, l56, 2II Rosetta Nichols, l56, 2lI Frank Nicoletti, 25 Joanne Nimeskern, l83 Charlotte Noel, 9, 2I, I05, l24, I25, I26, l27, I28, l68, I96, 208 James Noel, I83 Charles Norman, l83 William Norman, I77 Carol Norris, IB3 June Norris, l68 Patricia Norris, l9l Lawyer North, 84, I77 Geraldine Noyes, I88 Thomas Noyes, I88 K,arin Nuebler, l9l Edward Nungester, I77, 205 Frances Nunn, IB3 Mike O'Brien, I77 Kathleen O'ConneIl, l68 Aubrey Odell, l56, 2II Joyce Odenbach, I77 David O'Dowd, 25 lrey E. Odums, l56, 2ll Margaret Ohanian, 25, 28, l95, 203 Geraldine Oliver, I90 Paul Oliver, l77 Richard D. Oliver, 4, BB, 89, I68 Beverly Orme, I4, IB3, I96 Leonard Orme, 56, 78, 82, 84, l9l, 20I Val F, Orsary, I7, I9, 25 Eugene Osborn, IB3 Floyd Osborn, l83 Algie Osborne, l9l David Osborne, l90 Irma Osborne, I77 N.ancy Osborne, lB3 Vivian Osborne, I77 William Osie, l56, 2Il George Oswald, l40, l68 James R. Ott, 62, l56, 2Il Joseph Ott, I83 Bill Overman, l68 Andrew Owen, 2I, 29 Jack Owen, l77 Jerry Owen, IB3 Archa Owens, l68 Benny Owens, I77 Edna Owens, I77 John Owens, 73, l68 Donald Pabst, l68 Jack Padgett, IB3 Richard Pahls, I77 Henry Palance, l83 Cecilia Palm, I88 John Palm, IB3 Carl Palmer, l68 James Palmer, I68 JoAnn Palmisano, I84 Pat Palmisano, l77 Rose Palmisano, 95, l00, lOl, I77 Barbara Palsak, 25 Dominic Pangallo, l84 Michael Pangallo, l77 Larry Pangburn, l84 Frieda Pappashales, 5, II4, ll5, l2B, I36, l56, l9B, 208, 2II Patricia P,arish, I77 Ave E. Parker, l57, 204, 2lI Dennis Parker, l68 Joyce Parks, l9l Margaret Parks, l9l Pat Parnell, IB4 George Parrish, 84, l68 Gerald Parrott, l68 Sandra Partin, I77 Shirley P,artin, l90 Darlene Parton, l05, l84 Darlene Paseley, l90 Dorthea Pasley, IB4 Elizabeth Patman, I5, 94, 95, 96, 97, l00 Maurice Patman, l05, l90 William Patman, 79, 83, IB4 Barbara Patmon, I77 Mary Patmon, l9l Donna Patrick, 33, 40, II3, IB4, 20l James Paxton, 92, I33, l68 Harvey Payne, l57, 20l, 2lI John Payton, l68 Bertha Peace, l05, l68 Walter Peak, l68 Walter Peelman, I77 John Prelch,a, l68 Ann Pelly, I28, I52, 2Il Judy Pelton, l68, 202 Robert Pendygratt, IB4 Charles Penn, l68 Elizabeth Peoples, 25 Carol Pe pers, IB4 Gus Perciikakis, l90, 20I, 205 Betty J. Perdue, 56, 2II Odetta Perkins, I88, 205 Patricia Perry, l68, I96 Tom Perry, I77 Willie Perry, I77 Lola Jean Person, l57, 2ll Don Peters, I68 Jim Peters, I77 Lynden Peters, I77 Julia Petrovitch, ll, 33, 4l, II3, l57, II Wesley Petrovitch, I77 Martha J. Pfalzgraf, 25 Jerry Pflum, IB4 Robert Phair, l90 Christine Phelps, IB4 ElI,a Phelps, I77 James M. Phelps, I77 Ruby Phelps, l9l Clarence Phillips, IB4 Delcena Phillips, 94, 95, 96, l00, I77 Douglas Phillips, l84 Hurdie Phillips, Jr., 73, 84, 85, I43, l68 Joann Phillips, I77 MacArthur P-hillips, IB4 Ray E. Phillips, 74, 84, B5, 92, I57, 206, 207, 2Il William D. Phillips, 57, 2lI James T. Pickelheimer, l9l Gail Pickens, IB4 AI Piening, l68 Ernie Pierani, l68 Joseph Pierani, I77 Thomas Pierano, 2I, Ill Sonia Pinkerton, I57, 205, 2II Mary Pinkleton, I77 Williyam Pitts, l90 Edward Plogsted, IB4 Barbara Pluminer, IB4 Margaret Poe, l77 Vivian Pohl, I77 Pat Pollman, l57, 2lI Robert Ponder, l90, 2ll Frank Poole, I77 Andy Porter, l57, 2ll Betty Porter, I84 Dorsey Porter, l9l Royal J. Porter, 25 Ned Poth, IB4 Lorene Potts, l90 Betty Powel, I88 Adrian Powell, l9l Betty Powell, l68 Helen Powell, IB4 Janet C. Powell, 5, 7, B, 9, lOl, IO4, II9, l23, l25, l26, l27, l2B, l68, I96 Janet F. Powell, l68 Jerome Poynter, l84 Pat Poynter, I68, 205 Charles Pr,ether, IO9, l2l, l68, 205 Barbara Pratt, IB4 Charles Pratt, IB4 Janice Prenot, I77 Adelheid H. Price, 25 Eddie Price, l05, I88 Karl Price, l90 Lillian Price, I77 William Price, I84 Walter Pridemore, l68, I88 Shirley Proffitt, I77 Bernice Prophet, I88 Bob Prows, IB4 Marcella Prows, 3l Loretta Prows, I84 Barbyara Pruitt, l90 Charles Pruitt, IB4 Delores Pruitt, l90 Fred Pruitt, IB4 Jerry Pugh, 62, I05, l57, I96, 2Il Josephine Purcell, I8-1 Betty Pye, I77 James D. Pyle, 6, 25 Robert Pyle, ll7, l68 Lawnence Pyles, l57, 2lI Polly Ouarterman, l84 Donald Quinn, l68 Betty Race, l68, 202 Bert Radigan, l68 232 Paul Rahe, l9l, 2ll Robert Raines, 78 84, l20 l2l I77 Barbara Ramsay, 96, 97 l00 l68 203 Horace Ramsey, I90 Jeanette Ramsey, l57 William Ramsey, l68 Minnie Randterd, I77 Ann Randolph, 94, 95, 96, I00, l05 l68, l98 Betty Randolph, 94, 95, 96 97 I00 I77, l98, 20I Carine Randol h' l84 C,arol Randolp IB4 Glinda Randolp , I88 Lottie Randolph, l9l Roberta Randolph, l57 Sylvia Randolph, I77 James Ransom, IB4 Barbara Rapking, I77 Edward Rapp, l57 2lI Bobby Ratclitf, IB4 Tom Ratliff, 73, 74, 90 l57 Helen Raymond, l9l Juanita Raymond, l84 Robert Raymond l68 Ralph Redemeier l9l Joe Reder, l57, 2ll Geraldine Reece I77 Joyce Reece, l77 Clarence Reed, 73, 78 Barbara Reese, l9l Bill J. Regensburger I Edna Rehkamp, 2l 96 Jamse Reid, l68 Sandra Reinhardt l05 Ronald Reis, I77 Jerry Reisinger, l57, 204 ZII Charles Renfro, l9l Rudy Rengers, I77 205 Bob Reule, l68 Gary Reuter, IB4 Robert Reuter, l84 Lanny Rexroat, l90 Beverly Reynolds I84 Broderick Reynolds I88 Carl Reynolds, l90 Dfelores Reynolds, I90 Larry Reynolds, I88, I97 20l Lonnie Reynolds, I77 Virgil Rhodes, I77 Jack Rhodus, I68 William D. Rhymer, 57 l9l 2Il David Rice, l9l James Rice, IB4 Larry Rice, I77 David Rich, IB4, 200 Douglas Rich, l68 Thomas Richard, I58 Bill Richards, I77 El,a.ine Richardson, l68 Frances Richardson l68 Irma Richardson, I77 James Richardson, 87, 88, 89 I68, 206 John Richardson, l90 Loin Richardson, IB4 Matilda Richardson, IBB Clifford Ricker, I07 I77 Chester Ricks, l68 Louis Riddle, IB4 Herlon Ridener, l9l Jo-Ella Ridener, IB4 Harry Ridge, I77 Otto Ridge, l9l Jerry Rieman, l68 Michael Rigney, I84 Robert Riley, l68 Shirley Riley, l68, 200 David Rister, IB4 Al Ritter, I68 Thomas Ritter, l9l, Jessie J. Roark, l58, 2ll Barbara Roberts, l77 l98 Bruce Roberts, Clarence P. Roberts 73 74 l5B . 2ll Henry Roberts, I88 JoAnn Roberts, IS8, 2Il Lowell Roberts, I88 Renaldo Roberts, I77 Robert Roberts, I88 Ronald Roberts, l90 205 Ruth Roberts, l58 2II Essie Robertson, I90 Iris Robertson, l68 Kenneth Robertson 2 7I 2Il Danny Robinson, IB4 Donald Robinson, 83, l84 Esker Robinson, I20, Gary Robinson, I77 Jean Robinson, l90 John Robinson, l9l Kelly Robinson, l58 Ron Robinson, I77 I97 Betty Roden, I77 Earl Roe, l90 Henry Rogers, IB4 Juanita Rogers, l68 Marilyn Rogers, I77 Nancy Rogers, ISB, 203, 2lI .Y-V+ li . 205, 2lI , 2Il , I77 , 75, 2ll , , IB4, l98, 20l Richard Reis, l9l , ,205 , 2Il 20l le4 ' . . . .205 . . .I37. I53. l77 , 204, 2Il l2l, I77 Richard Schwartz, l59, 2ll Francis Strunk, I85 Sandra Rohrer, I84 L,anny Roland, I77 Al Rolfes, l6B Helen Rolfes, l68 Harry Rollins, I9l Ruby Rollins, I77 Elaine Rollinson, IBB John C, Roman, 6, 25, 26, l9B Helen Romans, l68 William Romine, l9l Edward Root, I77 Emmette Roper, 83, 86, IB4 Dan Rose, l88 Gary Rose, IB4 Janice K. Rose, I90 Nola Rose, I84, I96 Nora E. Rose, I77 Vernon Rose, 46, IOS, IO7, ll8, I77 Elizabeth Rosemond, IB4 Larry Rosenbaum, 25 Barbara Ross, I84 Lawrence Ross, I9l Nancy Ross, l68 Carl Rosser, I58, 2ll Edwin Rosser, I9, 2ll Dorothy Roszell, I77, l98, 205 Gwendolyn Rousey, l84 Wilbur Rowe, 86 Louis Roy, 84, Il5, I77 Dorothy Royce, IOS, I77 Barbara Rozier, I77 Howard Rubin, l68 Norma Ruble, I58, 2ll Rosalie Rucker, I77 Barbara Ruebush, I84 Jo Ann Ruess, I58, 205, 2ll Dewitt Rush, I9l John Russell, II7, l68, l98 Ric-hard Ruter, IB4 Barbara Rutledge, l68 Mariallis Rutledge, l84 Alice Ry,an, ll, 33, 38, II3, l36, l42, I58, l95, 203, 2ll Robert Saddler, I9l Clara A.. F. Sagmaster, 25 Charles Salie, 25, ll5, l98, 20l, 209 Elizabeth Salmon, I77 Darvin Salyers, I77 Jerry Salze, l84 Thomas Salzl, l68 Charles Sampson, I58, 2ll Howard L. Sams, 25 Janet Sanders, I77 Larry Sanders, I77 Paullette Sanders, l84 Roslyn Sands, IO7, I84, I96 Etus Sanford, I84 Shirley Sansone, I77 Bill Sarantos, I37, l9l, 2ll Charles Sargent, IB4 Robert Sarsfield, 25, 90, 93, l30 Smith Saunders, I84 Betty Sawyer, l84 Jerry Syaylor, l84 Arlene Scalf, I84 Walter Scarborough, l9I George Schaefer, Jr., l84 Fred W. Schaeperklaus, 25, 65 Edward Schafer, I77 Sheila Schafer, I84 Edwin Schaffer, IB4 Ethel Schalk, I77 Margie Schamer, 30 Lester Schardine, l77 M.arian Schardine, 3l William Schatz, 25 Donald Sc-heid, l9l Ted Schierloh, I77 Carol Schilds, l88 Marcia Schille, I77 Albert Schimweg, I77 Ann Schirmer, I77 Don Schirmer, l84 Crystal Schlef, l84 James Schleif, l9I, 2ll Shirley Schlief, I84 Ronald Schlotman, I77 Dale Schmale, l88 Carl J. Schmidt, 26, 93 Carl Schmit, 79, 86, 92, l84 Bob A. Schmitt, I58, 2ll Allen Schcitz, 3, IO7, ll2, l34, l9l Carles Schmolt, ll2, I77 Janet Schnarrenberg, I77 David J. Schneider, I58, 2ll Marlene Schneider, I77 Shirlee Schneider, I58, 205, 2ll Edward Schoening, l68 James Scholz, l68 Donald Schoner, 62, I58, 184, 2ll Mildred E. Schopmeyer, 26 Dave Schrader, I58, 2ll John Schrenker, l9l Louis Schubert, l6B, l98 Shirley Schuerch, I58, 2ll Ton Schulten, I58, 2ll Neal Schultz, I58, 2ll Donald Schunk, l84 Bill Schutte, I58, 2ll Sue Sclhutte, I77 Roy Schwab, l84 Virginia Schwarm, 96, l00, lOl, l20, Rosemarie Schwartz, I84 William Schweizer, I90 Archie Scott, I77 Arnold W. Scott, I59, ZII Jerry Scott, l68 Larry Scott, Jr., l9l Richyard Scott, IBB William sean, ia-1 James Scudder, I77 Elizabeth Sears, I59 Norma Sears, IB4 Patricia Sears, I9I Roger Seiler, 78, l84 James Setter, l84, 20l, 205 Bob Sellers, IB4 Elmer L. Sellers, I09, I37, l59, 200, 2ll Carl Seng, 184 Earl Seniors, 78, 84, I07, ll2, IIB, I34, I77 Dennih Sergent, I90 Barbara Sester, I77, 205 Wanda Severance, l84 Kathleen Sexton, I77 Joyce Seymore, I77 John Seymour, 73, 90, l68 Joann Shackeltord, I77, l98, 205 Charlotte Shackleford, l84 Ralph Shank, l77 Julian Shanks, I77 Leonard Shanks, I90 Lindsey Shanks, I84 Donna Shannon, I77 Phillip Shannon, IBB Sherman Shannon, l88 Michael Sharkey, l84 Delores Sharp, I77 Myron Sharp, IO7, II2, I22, l34, l68 Thomas Sharp, 73, 84, l68, 206 Mary Sharpshire, l84 James Shaw, l9l Mary Sheffield, IB4, I96 Raymond Sheffield, I90 William Shelley, I77 Bennie Shepard, I59, 2ll Bonnie Shepherd, I77 Ida P. Sheperd, 2ll, l59 Jean Shepherd, I84 Pauline Shepherd, IS9, 2ll Charles D. Shields, IS9, 2ll Edward E. Shields, l9l, 2ll Geraldine Shields, I34, l6B Henry Shields, IB4 Horace Shine, I77 Art Shipley, 73, l68 Beverly Shipley, IB4, 205 Betty Shirley, l68 Mary Shiveley, IB9 Richard W. Shiveley, l59 Donette Shock, I77 Regina G. Shoemaker, IB4 Ethel Short, IB4 Rosetta Short, I77 Mary Shropshire, l84 Jacqueline Shumpert, I77 Nicholas Shundich, 26 Jean Shunk, I77 Joyce Shupe, I85 Shirley Sibert, 2ll, l59 Clara M, Sidell, l59, 2ll Art Sietert, 88, 89, 92, I77 David Siefert, I85 Marlin Siegel, 26 Earl Siekbert, I77 Harold Siereveld, l68 Lawrence C. Siereveld, l59, 2ll Loretta Sieve, I85 Fred Silber, l68 Joyce Simeton, I77 Edward T. Simmermon, 26 Virginia Simmons, l68 Randy Simons, I05, I37, l59, 2ll Herbert W. Simpkins, I7, I9, 22, 26 Arletta Simpson, I90, 205 Charles Simpson, 90, I68 Robert Simpson, IO7, I85 William M. Simpson, l59, 2ll Charles Sims, 79, I85 Kathleen Sims, I85 Kyle Sims, l59, 2ll Mavin Sims, IS9, 2ll Alice Sinclair, I77 Ethel Sing, l9l Mary Sing, l68, 20l Cheryl Sippel, l88 Carol Skaggs, I85 Herbert Siska, l6B Donald Sloyan, I77 Veron Sluter, 73, I68 Lester Smallwood, I85 Shirley Smallwood, I85 Jerry Smart, I69 Joseph Smart, I85 Elmer Sminnons, I88 Ada Smith, I77 Alice Smith, l88 Calvin Smith, I77 Carl Smith, I88 Y.. . Carol Smith, I85, l96 Doris Smith, I85 Edward Smith, I77 V 'Q'-Q-,r,....-r-4' ' G -,,y1..-s.: Dorothy Streng, 26 I Samuel Strickland, 79, l05, I90 Ella-Louise Smith, 94, 96, l00, l59, 205, 2ll Hazel Smith, I77, l98 Henry Smith, I85 Ina Smith, l88 Irene G. Smith, 26 James W. Smith, I59, 2ll Jean Smith, I59, l95, 203, 20l, 2ll Jerry Smith, I59, 2ll John Smith, 47, I69 John Smith, 86, I85 John Smith, I77 Juli Smith, I90 Kenneth Smith, I85 Laverne Smith, l9l Lela Smith, I90 Loticious A. Smith, l59, 2ll Margaret Smith, I90 Ora E. Smith, 6, 26 Oscar Smith, I77 Patricia Smith, I85 Ralph Smith, I69 Robert Smith, I85 Ronnie Smith, I69 ROY Smith, l9l Sidney Smith, l88 Stanley Smith, I9l Thelma Smith, I77 Ulysses Smith, IB5 Vivian Smith, I90 Willie F. Smith, I59, 2ll Thomas Smitz, I85 Eugene Smythe, I77 Thomas Smythe, I9l Al Snapp, I59, 2ll Betty J. Sneed, 60, 2ll Delores Sneed, I85 Roy Snell, l9l Wayman D. Snell, I60, 2ll George G. Snider, 26 Roger Snieder, I85 R. Owen Sofko, 26, 199 Helen Solock, I85 Greta S. Solomon, l60, l95, 203, 2ll Roy Sommerlad, 26 Windle Souder, I77 Ida Southerlgnd, I77 John Southerland, l8B William Southerland, I85 Carl Sparks, I85 Shielbie J. Sparks, l60, 2ll Jean Spearman, I69 Darlene Spears, I69 Theresa Speed, I77 Floyd Speight, 83, I85 Ed Spiegel, 54, 105, I69 Mary V, Spiker, 26 John A. Spinney, l60, 204, 2ll Kenneth Sponaugle, I05, l60, 20I, 2ll James Spradlin, I00, IO7, I34, I77 Edward L. Spriggs, I60, 2ll Robert L, Spriggs, l60, 2ll Fred Spurlock, I90 A Roberta Stagge, 26, l00 I. D. Staley, I85 Homer Stamper, l88 Joyce Stamper, l9l Richard Stamper, I85 Virginia Stamper, I77, 205 Efus Stanford, 205 Frank Stanford, 79, I90 Sylvia Stanford, I69, I96, 205 Charles Stanley, 73, 89, I69 Janice Stanley, IO7, I77 Jim Steele, I77 Jim Stein, I69 Robert Steinhaus, I77 Martha J. Steinmetz, I85, 2ll Nancy Steman, I85, 20l, 205 Rose Stenson, I85 Roy Stenson, 86, I85 Betty J. Stephens, I60, 2ll Violet Stephens, I90 Elliot Sterling, I85 Roy Stevens, I69 Richard Stevie, l05, I85 Alvin Stewart, I77 Barbara Stewart, l77 Frank Stewart, I77 Gloria Stewyart, 8, 4l, ll3, l2l, l23, asv, 195, 196, Iva, 202 Milton Stewart, I60, 2ll William Sticksel, I05, I85 Brenda Stidham, I77 Gary Stidman, l88 Orville E. Stifel, 26 Bill Stigler, l60, 2ll Jack Sfigler, I85 Frank Stinson, 84 Eddie Stith, I77, 2ll Edith sfnh, 205 Janet Stith, I85 John Stith, I69 Dorothy C. Stofle, I85 Ervin Stone, I85 John Stone, I85 Raymond C. Storch, l60, 24 Rosie Storey, I77 233 Larry Strunk, I85 Shirley Stuart, I85 Arthur siubbs, 78, 84, I77 Robert Stuckey, I90 Ruth Stuckey, IOS Noel Stuison, I77 J,ames Stumbo, I85 Helen Stupprich, I69 Larry Sturgeon, I77 Connie E, Sturgill, I85 Robert Zublett, l88 can E. mek, ze, za Barbara Sullivan, I69, 200 Dan Sullivan, 4, 84, 87, 92, I72, 206, 207 AI Sumders, I85, 207, 205 Walter Sumler, I90 Ann Summers, l9l Eula Jean Summers, I85 Mary Sumpter, IOS, I85 Ray Sunderhaus, I77 Elizabeth Sutter, l9l Ronald Sutter, I77 Clara Sutton, l60 Stoney Sutton, I77 Thomas Sweeney, l07 Joan Sweet, l98, l9l Ray L. Swell I69 Carolyn Swit't, I69 Willie Sykes, 44, 80, I69 J. Symeting, 95 Thomas Tabar, I85, 20l Helen Talbot, 68 Gertrude Tanner, I69, 207 Richard Tanner, I77 Bill Tarpoff, l60, 2ll Russell Tarvin, l60, 2ll Beatrice Tate, 95, I85 Phyllis Tate, l9l M,ary Taulbee, I85 James Taylor, I69 Bud Taylor, 72, 73, I37, l60, 206, 2ll Joan Taylor, l9I Mary Taylor, I85 Ruby Taylor, I77 Salena Taylor, I69, I98, 202 Thomas Taylor, I85 William Taylor, I77 Thomas Tegenkarnp, l60, 2ll Robert Temke, l9l Catherine Templeton, 26, 66 Orville H. Tenhunfeld, 26, l60, 2ll Paul Tenhunfeld, 2ll Curtis Terry, l60, 2ll Evelyn Terry, l88 Harmon Terry, IOS James Terry, 62, l04, IOS, I22, I37, l6l, l96, I97, 205, 2l0 Janet Terry, 7, IO4, I85, I96, l98, 20l, 205 Rodney Terry, I85 Benny Terzin, I85 Charles J. Terzin, I6l, 2ll Mary Thiess, l88 Maureen Thesken, 3I Arthur Thomas, l83 Emma Thomas, 68 Harold E. K. Thomas, l6l, 2ll Leon Thomas, IOS, l6l, 2ll Marvin Thomas, 78, 84, I77, 20l Robert Thomas, l05, l88 Shirley Thomas, I85 Tomma Thomas, 86, I90 Will Thomas, I85 Altreda Thompson, I90 Donald Thompson, I85 James Thompson, l6l, 2ll James Thompson, I85 Jean Thompson, 9, l9l, 202 Judy Thompson, I77 Robert Thompson, 62, 63, I96, 2ll Thomas Thompson, I86 Phyllis Threm, l6l, 2ll Dudley Thrower, I90 Harold Tiemann, I86 Bill Tillet, 73, 80, 88, 89, I69 Carolyn Timberlake, I86 Herman Timke, I86 Alan Tinker, I69 C,arl Tinker, I86 Grace Tinsley, l6l, 2ll Joyce A. Tirey, I6l, 202, 2ll Sandra Tirev, I90, 205 Geraldine Todd, l6l, 2l2 Ruth Tolbert, l88 David Tolle, I69 Donald Tolle, I69 Carolyn Toner, I86 Cecil O, Tower, 6, I8, 20 Carole Town, 26 Frank L. Townsend, l6l, 2I2 Mary Townsend, I90 Percy Townsend, I77 Janice Trimble, I86 Jack Triplett, I86 Joyce Trosper, I86 Margie Trosper, Sl, I69 Carol Trovillo, 4, I69, 20l, 205 YS' ' ' U iv 'I . '5' QW' I NJQ Everett Trovillo, IB6 Cleo Troxel, I77 Don Troxell, I77 Jean M. True, II6, l6l, 2l2 llmars Truksens, I77 Sandra Trumble, IB6 Milton Tuchfarber, l6l, 2l2 Alioe Tucker, I77 Dean Tucker, I77 Joyce Tucker, l9l Ronald Tucker, I69 Ronald Tucker, I77 William Turnage, IB6 Asbury Turner, I77 Harriet Turner, l90 Jack Turner, I77 Jerry Turner, I77 John Turner, 78, 84, I77 Patricia Turner, I77 Velma Tutt, IB6 Clyde A. Tuxworth, 26, 53 Helen A. Twomey, 26 Edith Tyler, I6l, 2l2 James Tyree, I86 William Tyus, l6l, 2l2 Charles E. Uehlein, l6l, 2l2 Beverly Uhl, l6I, 2l2 Jerry Ulm, IBS Ruth Ulrich, I6l Helen Underwood, I69 Robert Underwood, B4, I77 Betty Unger, I78 Roy Unthank, l86 Margaret Upchurch, I78, I98 Ett,a Upton, I69 Robert Urbanski, l6I, 2l2 Charles Valentine, 84, I69 Gloria Vance, I69 M V IB6 ary ance, Virginia Vandergraft, l78 Dorothy Vann, IB6 Judy Vann, IBB Bob Vanover, l7B Edward VanPraag, 205, l9l Rainier VanPragg, I69 Nancy Varga, l9O Fred Varney, l9O Donald Vaskorsky, IB6 Clifford E. Vath, I7, I9, 27 Donna Vaughn, I9l Ruth Vaughan, l6l, 2l2 Delores Veal, I69 Carol Vertner, IB6 Robert Vertner, IBB Monica Vierling, 27 Lawrence Vogel, l9l Rose Vogel, l9I Margaret Volponi, IBB Donna Volz IB6 Joyce Vornrberg, I69 Laverne Vornberg, IB6 Martha Vossler, I78 Anna M. Waddell, lol, 2l2 Mary M. Wade, Ill, II4, IIS, I62, I99, 20l, 2l2 Ealer Wadlington, I7B, 205 Andrew Wagner, l6l, 2l2 Carol Wagner, IB6 Jerry Wagner, l78 William M. Wagner, 27 Ronald Wahl, I67 Gary Wainscott, l9l David Wakefield, 62, l9l, I94, 2l2 Ewald Waldeck, I9l Dick Waldo, 73, 74, I9I, 2l2 Richard Wallze, I86 Emma Walker, I90 Laura Walker, l78 Will Walker, I90 William Wallace, IB6 Ra Waller, I69 Bob Walsh, Ibl, 2l2 Dennis Welsh, IOS, I69 Kenneth Walsh, 205, l9I Herman Walstrom, I9I Marvin Walter, l6l, 2W, 2l2 Dianna Walters, I88 Edward Walters, l9l Joseph Walters, I69 Carrie Walton, l7B ww John Walton, 62, I62, 2l2 Ryezwrglond Walton, 84, l07, I62, I98, Dan Wambaugh, I78 Lawrence Wambaugh, l9l Kenneth Wambsgang, IB6 Barbara Ward, I69 Ervin Ward, B6, IBB Selwyn Ward, 86, IB6 Shirley Ward, IB6 Wesley Ward, 86, IB8 George Ware, I9l Joseph Wyarman, 60, l78 Jack Warndorf, 92, I62, 206 Edith A. Warner, 7. 27 Alfred Warren, 73, 74, 76, 84, l32. I33, I62, 206 Clarence Warren, l9l Gladys Warren, I69 James Warren, IB6 Leonard Warren, I78 Jacqueline Walsh, l78 James Wash, l78 Anna Washington, l69 Joyce Washington, l90 Rosetta Washington, l9I Berne Waters, IB6 Deanna Watkins, IB6 Robert Watkins, l9l Willie Watkins, IBB Grover C. Watson, l78 Helen Watson, I62, 2l2 James Watson, l9l John Watson, l9I Linda Watson, l90 Marie Watson, I7B Ruby Watson, I69 Tommie Watson, l05, I62, 2l2 Norma Watt, IOS, l69 Linda Weaver, I9l An-na M. Webb, I69 John Webb, IB6 Kay Webb, l78, 205 Marcus Webb, l78 Mary Webb, IB6 Judy Webber, IB6 Richard Webber, 92, l78 John Weber, IB6 David Wedig, l78 Ron,ald Wedig, I69 Joe Wegener, I69 Joyce Wehrmeyer, I78 Richard Weide, I69 Jo A. Weigel, I62, l36, 2l2 Jerry Weimer, 92, I62, 206, 2l2 Corletta Weingaard, I9l Donnie Weis, I7B Albert Weiss, IB6 Carl Weiss, I62, 2l2 Lawrence W. Weiss, I9I Mike Walter, B, I29, I62, 2l2 Don Welton, 79, 83, 86, IB6 Russell Welt , IB6 Bernice Wesley, IBB Carolyn Faye Wesley, I62, 2l2 Charles Wesley, IB6 Cheryl Wesley, I90 Donald Wesley, I7B George Wesley, l78 Howard Wesley, 27 Jerry Wesley, l9l Joe Wesley, IB6 Robert Wesley, I78 Lanney Wessel, 79, IB6 Robert Wessels, I86 David West, l78 James West, l78 James West, I62, 2l2 Richard A. West, IB6 William West, I69 Nick Westermeyer, Richard Westly 90 Clifford werenlramp, 84, na Robert J. Wetenkamp, 4, 84, I62, 2l2 Robert Wethington, l78 Walter L. Wever, I62, 2l2 Donna Wheat, l78 Thomas Wheat, 62, 63, l26, l27, I62, I96, 2l2 Jim Wheeldon, 73, I69, 206, 207 Joyce Wheeldon, IB6 James Wheeler, l9l Neal Wheeler, I9I Robert Wheeler, I9I Robert B. Wheeler, 27, IO6, I07, I22 l23, 209 John V, Whitaker, 27 Carolyn White, I62, 2l2 Ellis E. White, I62, 2l2 Genger White, l90 Georgia White, l78 Marvin White, 78, 84, l78 Mildred C. White, l63, 2l2 Richard White, I2, l90, IB6 Samuel White, l78 Wanda White, IB6 Wilma White, l78 Don Whitehead I9I sally whirehesrl, ies Jewel Whitfield, 84, I69 Larry Whitfield, 79, IB6 Helen L. Whitney, l65, 2l2 Ralph Whittle, IB6 Don Wickersham, 87, 88, B9, I69 Philip Wiedemann, IB6 Bruce Wilbert, IB6 Alan Wilbon, IBB Alfred Wilbon, l88 Judy Wilburn, l78 Thomas Wilburn, l78 Larry Wiles, IB6 Pat Wiley, I26, I7B, I96 Ronald Wilger, IB6 Jerry Wilhe m, 52, IOS, IO7. IB6 John Wilhelm, I27, Il2, I34, l7B Earl Wilkerson, I69 Frances Wilkerson, l78 J,ames Wilkinson, IB6 Stanley Wilkymacky, 65, l78 Charles Willet, I78 Albert Williams, I69 Alice Williams, l7B Arnold Williams, l9I Barbara Williams, I63, 2l2 Barbara Williams, IB6, 2OI Barbara Willi,ams, IB6 Betty Williams, I69 Bonny Williams, 78 C. Williams, 79 Earl Williams, IBB Elizabeth Williams, I07, l7B Gloria Williams, IB6 Harold Williams, l78 James Williams, l9O James Williams, l9l Lillian Williams, 95, 96, 97, IOO, l05, l78, 20I Maxine Williams, I90 Myrtis Williams, I69 Patricia Williams, IB6 Peggy Williams, IB6 Phenon Williams, IB6 Ray Williams, IB6 Richard Williams, IB6 Robert Williams, I78 Robert Williams, l78 Ronald Williams, I86 Sheryl Williams, IB6 Thelma Williams, IB6 Tommy Williams, B, I69 Willa Williams, l78 Wilma Williams, 188, 20I Jessie L. Williamson, l9l Lucille Williamson, l9O Joyce N. Willis, I63 Margaret E. Willis, 20, l63 Naoma Willis, IB6, 200 Roger Willis, IBB Thomas Willis, l65, 2l2 Velma Willis, IB6 Benton Willoughby, IBB James Willoughby, IB6 Phyllis Willoughby, l9O William Wilmine, I86 Billy Wilmont, l7B Larry Wilmont, IBB Jerry Wilms, l9l Anna Wilson, IBB Arno Wilson, lb3, 2l2 Bob Wilson, IBB Cinda Wilson, IB6 David Wilson, l9l F 234 A ,,-4, Dorothy Wilson, l90 Harold Wilson, l78 James Wilson, I69 Nancy Wilson, l78 Ronnie Wilson, l78 Vearlene Wilson, I63, 2l2 Virgil Wilson, IBB, 205 Joe Windel, IB6 Jack Wingate, l63, 2l2 Jerry Winkle, l78 George W. Winter, 27, 47 Charles Winters, 27 Elsie Winters, 7, 98, IO4, I09. l4l I78, l98 Judy Winters, I69, l9B Pat Wirmel, l9l, 20I Barbara Wise, I78 Yvonne Wise, I9l AI Witt, 48 Samuel Witt, I9I Wilma R. Witt, 163, 2l2 Samuel Wofford, l9I Frederick E. Wolf, IB6 Mary Wolf, IBB Russ Wolf, I70 Irvin Wolfe, IB6 Vernetta Wolfe, 54, IOS, I63, 205, 2l2 Stella Woliver, 27 Shirley Wolums, I78 Paul Wood, 84, IOS, l78 Jack L. Woodruff, l63, 2l2 Robert Woods, l63, 2l2 Charles Woodward, l7O Wilma J. Woodward, l63, 2l2 Rose Woody, IB6, l98 James Woolens, IBB William Woolens, l78 P. V. Woolley, 27 Ruth Woolley, 30 lris Woolum, l78, I96, l9B Betty Wooten, IB6 Wesley Wooten, IB6 George Workman, IB6 James Workman, l7B Barbara Worthen, I90 Earl Worthen, l90 Betty Wright, 29 Glenda right, IB6 Kenneth H. Wright, I63, 2l2 Melvin Wright, I70 Randy Wright, IB6 Shirley Wright, I90 Robert Wubelar, I7B Gary Wuerdeman, 79, 86, IB6 Barbara Wuent, 94, 98, 99, II9, I22 I34, I70, 2M Fred T. Yeager, 27, 72, 83 Jim Yeerdorr, l78 Ruth Yeary, I86 Phyllis Yett, I70, l9B, 205 Charles Yocum, IBB Mary Ann York, l78 Charles Young, I70 Delois Young, l63, l98, 205, 2l2 Fred Young, l78 George Young, 44, 73, I70 Gilbert Young, IB6 Larry Young, l78 Maxine Young, I9I Npncg Young, IBB Ora ue Young, lOl, IB6 Priscilla Young, I78 Henry Youniblood, 78, 84, I70 George W, adek, I70 Tom W. Zaeske, I63, 2l2 Bill Zapf, I70 James Zaph, IB6 Bill Zeilman, 9l, l63, 2l2 Ray Zeilman, 9l, l78 Robert Zeilman, 9I, I35, l78 Robert Zeinner, l63, 2l2 Paul Zergcs, I70 Mark Zie old, l7B Peggie Ziebold, I70 Immanuel J. Ziegler, 27 Robert Zienner, 2l2 Elizabeth Zinks, IBB Bob Zinveli, I7B Mel Zureick, 78, I78 Joseph Zwissler, l05, l78 t T NAME DAVID ADAMS . . . ROBERT B. ADAMS . . ROBERT ALTHERR ....... ROBERT J. ARKE ........ JAMES MUSNI ACOUINO ITEFFYI GLENN ASBURY ........ JOEL L. ATHON ....... DOLORES A. BALLARD . . RAYMOND BAUER . . NADINE BAUGH .... DALE F. BENJAMIN . . . THEODORE J. BERING . . . ROCHELLE C. BLACKBURN . LOUIS B. BLACKMON .... JERRY D. BLOCK ..... RONALD LEE BLOCK .... BOBBI L. BOBO ........ RODGER N. BOHSANCURT . . ARTHUR E. BRADFORD .... GEORGE w. BRADLEY .... WILMA LORRAINE BRADSHAW JAMES PENICK BREILING . . JOHN BROWN ........ LINK BROWN ....... RAY BROwN ..,...,. SHERRY LAVON BROWN . . JOHN E. BRUNNER .... JERRY BRYANT ..... zELMA LEE BRYANT . . . PHYLLIS JEAN BRYSON . RONALD BURGESS . . . JAMES D. BURKE . . BETTY L. BURNETT . . vERA BUTTREE . . EDWARD CAIN . . . JON CAMP ....,. IMOGENE CAMPBELL . VASHTI CANNON ...... CAROL CARNEY ........ GLENDA RUTH CARPENTER . JOHN wESLEY CARROLL . . CAROLYN CARSON ..... CHRISTINE INEz CARTER . . BETTY J. CATCHING ..... NORMA DARLENE CHANEY . CAROLYN RUTH CHAPMAN . DONALD M. CHATMAN . . . ORA CHESTER ....... JOSEPH A. CHRISTMAN . , THEODORE J. CIACCIO . . WILLIAM C. CLARKE . . CARL CLAYBORN .... JUANITA CLIFTON . . OLA CLYBURN .... ELIZABETH COFFEY ..., SHIRLEY JANE COFFEY . ARTHUR COLEMAN . . RONALD COLWELL . . ELsIE CONN ...... PATRICIA ANN CONN . . ANN C. CORNS .... CHARLES CORRY . . . DALE CRAIG . . . MARJORIE CRAIG . . . JUDITH CRANDELL .... CHARLES E. CRAWFORD . . RHYLLIS CREECH ...... JOHN w. CUMMINS ..... ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM . TERRANCE EUGENE DALY . . GLENNA JUNE DAULTON . TONY DAVENPORT ...... WILMA LAVERNE DAVIDSON . . DONALD DAVIS ........ PATRICIA A. DAVIS .... RONALD DAVIS .... VIOLET ANN DAVIS . JACOUELINE DEE .... JOHN DEININGER ..... LACEY HUGH DELANEY . . RUTH EDITH DEMMONS . . ROBERT C. DENIKE .... RUTH K. DENIKE . . . JOANNE DENNIS ...... LARRY DICK ......... FANCIS DISBENNETT ...... RONALD W. DOSSENBACH . REGINA DOUGLAS ...... CHARLES DRAGAN ..... WILLIAM J. DUE ....... QUEEN ESTHER DUKES .... BONITA YVONNE DUNAWAY . MARY ANN DUSKIN ..... I S 4 f . , .. vb., DIRECTDIIY ADDRESS 722 Marion Road-Woodlawn . . . . . I08 West I5th Street .. . . . . . . .942 Mansion . . .30II Mapleleaf Avenue . . . . 3468 Burnett Avenue . .565 Armory Avenue . .32II Eastern Avenue . .6634 Lebanon Avenue . . . . .2685 McKinley . . . . . I335 John Street . . .I7-H Boltwood Court . .I7I6 Baltimore Avenue . . . .708 Neave Street . . . . . . . .43l Forest . . . . .434 Sutton Avenue . .2II4 Beechmont Avenue . . . . . .708 Clark Street . .27 West Clifton Avenue . . . . .5850 Panama Street .3330 Bowling Green Court . . . . . . . I7I5 Vine Street . . . . .4206 Verne Avenue . .837 Dayton Street . . .B37 Dayton Street . . 28I4 Colerain Avenue . .6006 Highland Avenue . . . .304 Mohawk Street . . . I6I7 Freeman Avenue . . . .202 Mulberry Street . . .7993 Anthony Wayne . . I5B3 Tremont Street . .3838 Beekman Street . . . . I304 Vine Street . . .55B Milton Street . .477 Wilke Drive . . . . .3I5 Hearne . . .644 Crown Street . . . I029 Dayton Street . . . . I023 Yale Avenue . .2l33 Eastern Avenue . . . . . .3537 Magill . . .8l0 Seton Avenue . .2725 Eastern Avenue . . I676 Central Parkway . . . . l7l0 Main Street . . . I637 Hughes Street . . . .2I53 Faraday Road . . .3l4IV2 Syracuse Street . .3808 Southern Avenue . . . . .2345 May Street . . . l002 Baymiller Street . . II64 Harrison Avenue . . I404 Apiones Street . . . . .563 Armory Avenue . . . . .500 East I2th Street . . .3747 Mount Vernon Avenue . . . . . . .835 Blair Avenue . . . . .39I Oregon Street . . I40 Mason Street . . . .2772 River Road . . .7I5 Steiner Avenue . . .4334 Pitts Avenue . .3930 Beekman Street . . .37I0 Creighton Place . . I382 Myrtle Avenue . . .244 Klotter Avenue . . . . .667 Delta Avenue . . IO6 West Elder Street . . . . Il04 Fuller Street . . . .3922 Erie Avenue . . . I32I Groesbeck Road . . I6 West Elder Street . . . 32I East I3th Street . . . .742 Derby Avenue . . .6057 Kellogg Avenue ........7328urrOak . . . . .4590 Hillside Avenue . .2928 Massachusetts Aevnue . . .4062 St. Williams Avenue . . . . . .42I Smith Street . .28I2 Jefferson Avenue . . .5057 Ester Avenue . . I54B Pullan Avenue . . . .802 Lindy Walk . . .4l6l Mad Anthony . . .2I36 Fulton Avenue . . .2239 Vine Street . .333 Graydon Avenue . . I657 Lionel Avenue . . .4640 Ridge Avenue . . I5B4 Central Avenue . . .2856 River Road . . .949 Poplar Street NAME JOAN EDELER ........ EDWARD PAUL EDWARDS . . JO-ANN ELLIOTT ..... EDWIN W. ELSASSER . . WILLIS EMBRY .... WILLIAM EMMERT .... RAY ESLINGER ....... CHARLES G. FARRINGTON . . THOMAS E. FAY ...... EDWARD T. FELDHAUS . . . FRANK H. FELDHAUS, JR. . MARY L. FELTON ..... WILLIE LEE FERGUSON . RICHARD FISCHER ..... BILL FISHER ......... RICHARD JOHN FOERTSCH . . JAMES FORBECK ....... RONALD EDWARD FRANK . . TOM FRANK ......... DOROTHY M. FULLER . . . DAN GALLIGAN .... HARRY GASKILL ..... MILTON J. GASKINS . . ROBERT F. GAUCK . . GROVER GAY, JR. . . . WILLIAM R. GERHARDT . . SARAH J. GLOVER .... ALFRED H. GOBER ..... DELORES ANN GODBEY . . JAMES E. GODBY ...... WILLIAM JOSEPH GOEDDE . . DONALD EDWIN GOSNEY . . JOSEPH GOYETTE ...... JOYCE ANN GRAHAM . . PHYLLIS ANN GRANT . . HARRY D. GRAY ....... CHARLES ARTHUR GREEN . BILLIE JEAN GRIFFIS .... MARY M. GROB ...... THEODORE GROHS . . . ROBERT JAMES HAAB . . . JAMES E. HAAS ....... RICHARD GENE HAEHNLE . CHARLES R. HALEY ..... BARBARA ANN HALLBAUER LORETTA HANKERSON . . . SONJA E. HANSELMAN . . . EILEEN HARDMAN . . . CALVIN V. HARGIS . . DAVID HARPER ...... SYLVIA J. HARRIS ..... MYRA LEE HARRISON .... EDWARD JOHN HASSERTT . MATILDA D. HATHAWAY . . LOIS HEBER ....... PHILLIP HEIN ..... EVON HENDERSON . . . MARIE HENDERSON . . . STANLEY CHARLES HENN . . TROY M. HENSLEY .... JACK HERGET ........ BARBARA ANN HERRIGAN . ROBERT J. HESSE ...... TERRY HEYBRUCH ..... ROSE GWENDLINE HICKS . . BETTY L. HILL ...... DANIEL HILL ...... YVONNE M. HILLARD . . WALTER HILLMAN . . H. WENDELL HOBBS . . RON P. HOCKNEY . . JIM HOGAN .... THOMAS HOGAN . . SUE HOLLAND .... CHARLES T. HOMER . . WAYNE J. HOMER . . PETE HOOD ..... CLARENCE HORN . . IZETTA HOSKINS . . NAOMI HUDSON . . . MARVIN E. HUGO .... MILDRED L. HUMPHREY . . . JAMES EDWARD HUNT ...., EVELYN MAXINE HUTCHISON ELRIDGE INMAN ....... BETTY INYART ........ CECIL ROY JASPER .... GEORGETTA JEFFERSON . CHRISTINE JOHNSON . . DEWEY JOHNSON .... JULIA C. JOHNSON .... WYMAN T. JOHNSON . . CHARLENE WANDA JONES fw'-r---.W . f f3l7IB AGIe' e ADDRESS . .2I53 Colerain Avenue . . . I808 Logan Street . . III6 Springfield Pike . . .5759 Argus Road . . . . .5223 Roanoke . . . . I4I6 Boyd Street .. . . . . . .2709 Euclid . .69I0 Buckingham Place . . .49l8 Relleurn Avenue . . . . . . .l0I2 Sturn . . . IOI2 Sturn Avenue . .909 Richmond Street . . . l424 Race Street . . .293 Anderson Ferry . . I633 Tremont Street . . . .2820 Minst Avenue . . .3405 Beaumont Place . IOII Beechmeadow Lane . .675 Fernland Avenue . . .23I6 Boone Street . . .2009 Crane Avenue . . . . .I546 Elm Street . . . I962 Dalewood Place . . . . l6l0 Dhanau Street IIO West McMillan Street . . . . . I70I Carll Street nn Avenue-Covington, Ky. . I647 Oueen City Avenue . . . . .202 Henry Street . . I72I Sycamore Street . . .3I53 Bishop Street . . . . .6933 Grace Road . .330I Woodburn Avenue . . . . .2622 Lysle Lane . . .207l Eastern Avenue . . . .982I Leggett Street . . IO0I Schumard Avenue . . . . . . I34B Broadway . . . . . I930 Vine Street . .28I2 North Bend Road . . 2522 Cleinview Avenue . . 2535 Cleinview Avenue . . . .69I3 Roe Street . .2352 Symmes Street . . I2II Purcell Avenue . . II5 Ehrman Avenue . . .3270 Dolomar Drive . . IBOB Republic Street . .4I33 Hunnicutt Drive . . I7B7 Sycamore Street . . . .6690 Memory Lane . .42I9 Williamson Place . . . .2526 Eastern Avenue . 2262 Sfhoedinger Avenue . . .3902 Tappan Avenue . . . . . I752 Cerll Street . . . .9I5 Medosh Avenue . Il24 Oueen City Avenue . . . . .370I Cass Avenue . II4 East Clifton Avenue . . . . . I645 Otte Avenue . . .6IOI Desmond Street . . I262 Gilsey Avenue . . . .2726 Van Street . . .3I22 Colerain . .3765 Hillside . . .4458 Darrow . . .700 Jackson . . . I373 Simmons . 203 East Clifton . .2258 Duck Cree Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue I: Road . . . . .29I6 Observatorv . . . 98I8 Douglas Walk . . .408 Ludlow Avenue . . . . III6 Carson Avenue . . .2350 Warsaw Avenue . . . . .2I0 Rockaway . . . . .50I Ridgeway . . . . .9IB Walnut Street . . . . . . I022 Schnmard .4023 Runnymede Avenue . I9 West Clifton Avenue . . . . .5508 Lester Road . . I4 F-Boltwood Court . . .I309 Walnut Street . . .6628 Murray Avenue . . 2927 Cormany Avenue . . . . .3436 Jay Street . .3405 Burnet Av-nue . . .525 George Street . .6296 Betts Avenue . . .6296 Betts Avenue . .4048 Colerain Avenue i I I 1 ' W Y' 'lr NAME JOSEPHINE JONES . . ROBERT JONES, JR. . . RONALD LEE JONES . . MILDRED JORDAN . . . RICHARD W. KATZ .... BARBARA ANN KAYSER . DELORES C. KELLY . . . RONALD KELLY ....... SUSAN KELLY ........ WILLIAM CODY KELLY, JR. . JOE KEMPLIN, JR. .... . LESTER D. KERN ....... wiLuAM LESLIE KINDERMAN' ' ' JOAN SYLVIA KISN ER ..., THOMAS L. KLEIN ...... CARL E. KNAUBER . . . CAROL ANN KOCH . . SHEILA LEE KOESTER . DAVE S. KOHAKE . . CAROL KOLDE . . . JOHN KRIER ..... EDMUND KUDERER . . CARL DALE KUHN . . DANIEL LABORN . . FRED H. LAMPE . . . JOYCE ANN LANTER . . ERNEST LARRY ..... WILLIAM LAWRENCE . . JOHN C. LEBER . . . MARY JO LEE ...... DONALD M. LEHMKUHL . . ROSE MARIE LEHMKUHL . FRED LENSER ....... JOSEPH LEPPLE ..... WILLIAM S. LETT, JR. . DOROTHY LEWIS . . . BEVERLY RITA LOTH . . JAMES ROBERT LOVITT . . CLIFFORD LOWRY . . . ROBERT McCARTHY . . . RONALD J. MCCARTHY . . DAVID G. McCOY . . . NANCY J. McCOY . . JERRY MCDANIEL .... SYLVIA MCDONALD . . . RICHARD J. MCGINLEY . SYLVESTER McGUlRE . . . PATRICIA ANN MCLEAN . . WILLIAM R. McMANUS . WANDA LOU MAHAN . . ODA D. MARCUM ..... MARY OCTAVIA MARION . . SHIRLEY SPEIGHT MARSHALL GLORIA ANN MARTIN . . . ERROL W. MATTHEWS . . DALE MATTHEY ..... JERRY F. MAURER .... CHARLES D. MEDARIS . . ROBERT MEINERS .... EDWARD J. MEYER . . WILLIAM MEYER ...... THOMAS V. MEYERS ..... DANIEL J. MICHEL , . CAROL JEAN MIDDENDORF .A PAUL MIDDENDORF ..... MARY YVONNE MILLER . NORMA S. MILLER . . . WILLIAM E. MILLER . . . JIMMIE VAN MITCHELL . . PATRICK MONING .... BRENDA MOORE ...... WILLIAM ERNEST MOORE . . DIANE MORAN ....... LILLIAN MULDER ..... MARVIN MUNCY . . DONALD NAGEL .... ROBERT W. NELSON ..... BEVERLY A. NEUDIGATE . . . JACOUELINE R. NEWMAN . . JAMES L. NICHOLS .... ROSETTA NICHOLS .... AUBREY CARL ODELL . IREY E. ODUMS ...... ALGIE OSBORNE ...... WILLIAM KENNETH OSIE . JAMES R. OTT ...... FRIEDA PAPPASHALES . . AVERY PARKER .... HARVEY L. PAYNE . . ANNA IRENE PELLY . BETTY JEAN PERDUE . . LOLA JEANA PERSON . . C -- .... 91'--or ' L . 5 . '9 '5f' ii A in ADDRESS . .749 West Ninth Street . . . I024 Wade Street . ....... 4225 Eastern Avenue .. . . . . . . . . .I349 Chapel Street Westwood Northern Boulevard . . . . . . . . . .3750Anidton Court ...........l220 Sassafras . . 5824 Saranac Avenue . .3709 Charloe Court . . .2034 Millvale Court . . . . . I976 Horton . . . .372I St. Lawrence . .67I3 Plainfield Pike . . .2529 Hollenshade . .3939 Herron Avenue . . .2585 Montana Avenue . . . . . .23I5 Muriel Court . . .52I2 Cleves-Warsaw Pike . . . .362l Warsaw Avenue . . . .4223 Langland Street . .4l04 School Section Road . .4303 Beech Hill Avenue .. .3203 Glendora Avenue . .539 Lincoln Park Drive . . . .509 Armory Avenue ........Smailes Lane . . . I054 West Liberty Stregt . . . . .203 Chelsea Place . . .4267 Virginia Avenue . . 35I7 West Eighth Street . . I725 Blue Rock Avenue . . . . l307 Chase Avenue . . I736 Queen City Avenue . . . . .33lI Van Zandt . . .3542 Idlewild Avenue . . . IIOS Cutter Street . . I0-D Boltwood Court . . . . I723 Race Street . .664 Medosh Avenue . . .20I2 Sutter Avenue . . 2250 Eastern Avenue . . . . . .I4l7 Apiones . .3332 Fairfield Avenue CTBRY NAME JULIA IDELL PETROVITCH . RAY EUGENE PHILLIPS .... WILLIAM DONALD PHILLIPS . . SONJA PINKERTON ..... PATRICIA POLLMAN . . ROBERT L. PONDER . . ANDREW PORTER . . GERALD W. PUGH . . . LAWRENCE F. PYLES . . PAUL A. RAHE ...... ROBERTA RANDOLPH .... EDWARD J. RAPP ....... ANDREW THOMAS RATLIFF . JOSEPH REDER ........ ADDRESS . . . . .24 Findlay Street . .2I6 Rockdale Avenue . . . .53l Slack Street . . .24l Worth Street . . . .5038 Este . .967 Schumard . . .l9I9 Central . . . .3025 Verdin . . .329 Erkenbrecher . . .3749 Aurora Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue . .789 Van Buren Street . .6426 Bridgetown Road . . .3032 Cinnamon Street . . . . .4l9 Considine WILLIAM J. REGENSBURGER JERRY K. REISINGER .... WILLIAM D. RHYMER, JR. . THOMAS E. RICHARD . . . JESSIE J. ROARK .... CLARENCE ROBERTS . JO ANN ROBERTS .... RUTH ANN ROBERTS . . . KENNETH ROBERTSON . . KELLY ROBINSON .... NANCY JANE ROGERS . . . . . I932 Harrison Avenue . . . I76B Hanfield Street 2406 Spring Grove Avenue . . . . . .907 Barr Street . .3454 E. Millvale Circle . 320 West Seventh Street . . . . . IB06 Race Street . . . . . . l609 Broadway . . I346 Chapel Street . . .BI3 Mound Street . .36I7 Irving Street . .2022 Breen Street . . . I757 Elmore . . .57I Dixmyth Street Street . .57I2 Hamilton Avenue . . I6l2 Crest Hill Avenue ... . . .5442 Fox Road . .429 McAlpin Avenue . . .397 Purcell Avenue . . 4l54 Witler Street . . l370 Beechmeadow . . . .634 Steiner Street . . .4I5 Rockdale Avenue . . I757 Sycamore Street . . . . II24 Wells Street . . .9866 Wayne Avenue . . . I699 Blue Rock . . .2305 Vine Street . .2I8 Carpenter Street . . . I2I3 Main Street . . 93I Findlay Street . . 2532 Stanton Avenue . . . .365I Summerdale . . II39 Sherman Street . . . .22 Findlay Street . .2765 Beekman Street . . .424 East Third Street . . I4I2 Central Avenue . . .238 Worth Street . . . .4I2 Clark Street . .5300 Eastern Avenue . . .442 Klotter Avenue . . .29 Findlay Street . . . .2822 Eden Avenue . . . . .36I3 St. Martins . . .4309 Kellogg Avenue . . . I422 Knowlton Street . . . I095 Cutter Street . . IOZ4 Bank Street r '- Jr -. .fr ' '--V1-Jer? .,,l 'i ,M r. ... CARL H. ROSSER . . . EDWIN R. ROSSER . . . NORMA RUBLE ...... JOSEPHINE ANN RUESS . ALICE ROSE RYAN . . . CHARLES T. SAMPSON . . WILLIAM SARANTOS . . JAMES SCHLEIF ..... ROBERT A. SCHMITT . . . DAVID J. SCHNEIDER .... SHIRLEE MAE SCHNEIDER . . DONALD J. SCHONER . . DAVID SCHRADER . . . SHIRLEY SCHUERCH . TOM SCHULTEN . . . E. NEAL SCHULTZ . . . WILLIAM R. SCHUTTE . . . RICHARD C. SCHWARTZ . ARNOLD W. SCOTT .... ELMER LLOYD SELLERS . . BENNIE SHEPARD . . . . . IDA PAULINE SHEPHERD . . CHARLES DAVID SHIELDS . EDWARD EARL SHIELDS . . . SHIRLEY SIBERT ........ RICHARD WILSON SHIVELEY . . CLARA MARIE SIDELL ....... LAWRENCE CHARLES SIEREVELD DELL RANDALL SIMONS .... WILLIAM McKlNLEY SIMPSON, JR. . KYLE SIMS .... . ........ . MAVIN SIMS ...... ...... . ELLA LOUISE SMITH . . JAMES W. SMITH .... JEAN E. SMITH ...... JEROME D, SMITH . . , . LOTICIOUS ANN SMITH . . WILLIE FRANK SMITH . . ALBERT T. SNAPP .... BETTIE JOYCE SNEED .... WAYMAN D. SNELL, JR. . . GRETA SUE SOLOMON . SHELBIE JEAN SPARKS . . JOHN A. SPINNEY ..... KENNETH LEE SPONAUGLE . EDWARD L. SPRIGGS .... ROBERT L. SPRIGGS ..... MARTHA JEAN STEINMETZ . BETTY JEAN STEPHENS . . . MILTON K. STEWART . . . EDWARD C. STIGLER . . WILLIAM C. STIGLER . . RAYMOND STORCH . . BILL TARPOFF .... RUSSELL TARVIN . . . PRESTON TAYLOR ..... THOMAS TEGENKAMP . . PAUL TENHUNFELD .... CURTIS TERRY ........ CHARLES JOSEPH TERZIN . . HAROLD E. K. THOMAS . . LEON THOMAS . .... . . JAMES PAUL THOMPSON . . ROBERT LOUIS THOMPSON . PHYLLIS KATHLEEN THREM . . GRACE A. TINSLEY ...... JOYCE ANN TIREY . . ....havin . . II47 Towne Street . . .4339 Pitts Avenue . . . . .7I7 Neave Street . . . . .BIO Findlay Street . I08 West McMillan Street . . . . . .2706 Hott Avenue . . . . 3740 Dirr Street . . . . .4828 Plainville . . .26l2 Liddell Street . .2I0 Mulberry Street . .I332 Spring Street . . .3630 Dawson Avenue . . .3630 Dawson Avenue . . . l92B South Auburn . . . 5302 Charloe Street . .2645 Linden Street . .427 East I3th Street . . .23l3 Sauer Avenue . .2542 Beekman Street . .I35 Hereford Court . . . .2605 Ring Place . . .2I00 Fulton . . . . . .l74I Iliff . . .4353 Virginia .2I50 Spring Grove . . .3320 Gamble Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue . . . . l702 Hanfield Street . I6l4 Spring Lawn Avenue . . . . . . .58I9 Kennedy . . . . .I34l John Street . .2593 Trevor Place . .729 West Bth Street . . . I048 Flint Street . . .2532 Park Avenue . . .2532 Park Avenue . . . . . .948 Churchill . . I75 North Bend Road . . . . .3I East 6th Street . . . . l604 Queen City Avenue . . . I22I Harrison Avenue . . . I737 Sherman Avenue . . . . .5634 Este Avenue . . . . . . 5634 Este Avenue I509 John Street, Apt. l06B . . . . . .732 Clark Street . . . . .8403 Mayfair Drive . . 3327 Cheviot Avenue . .669 Gholson Avenue . . . .IIOI Behles Street . . 3745 Colerain Avenue . . . .3230 Symmes Street . .805 East Apple Street . . . Il Lakewood Avenue . .Y.W.C.A., 9th 81 Walnut . . . . l33I Beech Avenue . . .4220 West Fork Road . . .23l3 Ravine Street . . . .23l3 Ravine Street . . .3798 Hillside Avenue . .928 West Seventh Street . . . . l2I5 Bates Avenue . . . . I7I6 Martha Street . .4672 Hamilton Avenue . . 6026 Daleview Road . . l868 Hewitt Avenue . .3329 Hackberry Street . . . l7I9 Powers Street . . . . . I642 Carll Street . . . .282I West Bth Street . .3I44 Moosewood Street . . . .l424 Knowlton Street . .952 South Leggett Court . 3477 West Millvale Court . . . . .722 Grand Avenue . .444 East Liberty Street . . . . .2I39 Loth Street . .3336 Hillside Avenue . . 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