Muncie Central High School - Magician Yearbook (Muncie, IN)
- Class of 1958
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A school with just about everythinfg-thatis our Centralkicj If V,
"Everything" includes a great, many routine advantages 'that J
welre so used to that we never give them a second
thought. "Everything" also includes the specials-those
events that we look forward to so eagerly, just as many
of our parents-and grandparents-did before us.
All these events, routines, and ideas have been accumulating
since even before the present building was here.
And now they blend harmoniously into a pattern that is
Tradzhonalbw Yours. No matter whether you're a student,
alumnus, friend, or observer, the staff of the 1958 MAGICIAN
invites you to scan these pages and live again
the unique tradition that is Central's.
CONTENTS.
TRADITIONS ....,...... ........... ..............v.. .................... P a 9 es 4-9
SCHOOL LIFE .................................................................... Pages I0-25
Routines-Open Houses-Parties and Proms-Friendships-Fcds-School
Services-Convocations-Campaigns
ORGANIZATIONS ............................................................ Pages 26-5'I
Groups: Honorary, Academic, Social, Music, Journalisfic, Model
Government
SPORTS ,..............,.. ................................ ........................ P a ges 52-73
Football-Cheer Blocks and Leaders-Basketball-Cross Country-Track
BasebalI-Golf-Tennis-Coaching Staff-Managers
CLASSES .............................v............................................ Pages 74-97
Classroom Studies and Proiecfs-FocuIfy-Administralors-Assistants
PEOPLE .......................................................................... Pages 98-144
Miss Magician-Honors-Seniors-Class Officers, Sponsors-Councils
Juniors-Sophomores-Magician Staff-Farewell
Evegzone recognzzex the buzldzng on
the len, butfew remember the one
on the rzght as fhejrst illuncze Hzgh Z Y
School, which way built in 1878.
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A I!-School Danoes have beronzf a pan' of Con-
lfa! tradition, while the Moon! york-hopjad
has added some oarfoqy. Seniors hopping in
lhoir .vochs are Shcrfy Oliver, Ron Domas,
joan Althorr and Larfy Wood.
1 zofd Day, wlzlch had im' bajginnzlnvg in 1947, Ls' now a pop
afar tradition. Placing .wfcond with lhe lhzfmo "Oni o lhzs
Vlforldf' wax fflfj-Ilflllflf-fZ0llf "Liao Aflodorn Sym
nf bolzbfjed lho car floal frzlghlj, shown wilh drivor ack
Cruea, Bi!! Graham, john Hunl.
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"C0unQ2 Fairf, was the tweng'-third
annual one. Among the excellent acts
were these "Pistol Packin' Mammas.'1
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The Continentals-Eddie jernagan,
Phil Butts, Ralph Kersey, and Ray-
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during a period, sluclonls mqy be soon logelher
under tho clock. Laughing at Slove Conmelsjoko
are Wz'lloughby Brown, LMUJ Adams, Palsy
Ifeelgz, and Mz'ke Collins.
Su erstztious Anna? Crossed in ers may
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have been one reason our 'Cats went so
far, but hard work helped.
Marty' tonszts were seen HNIUIZQ the
WCOOL, CENTRAL Ct-ITS" seetion as
they bathed the Beamzts al! the zuqlh
BACKING THE BEARCATS
For 2,100 .students transportation has
atwdys presented a problem, but notjbr
jim Marsha!! and his Hlzttle red bugf,
GO, 'CA TS, GO! 'fhzs seerns to he the
aye!! hedrdjrfnn thesejezns as thekfinn!
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Since 1922 C. H, S. has launched
many student teachers on teaching ca-
reerx. A1255 Elaine Harvey is student
teaehzng in ajunior English class.
An impressive view q'the Washi'ngton
Monument may be seenfom the Lincoln
Memorz'al. Many tired Centralites started
to climb it, and afew tired Centralites
jnished the Hmonumentalj' project.
On thisyear's itineragz was a stop at the Roger Smith Hotel
in Washz'ngton, D. C. Ajter two sleepless nights students
are shown boarding a busfor the train station and the trip
on to New York, where several chemise dresses were added
to wardrobes of senior girls.
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Part ofthe 1958 tour was a trip to the
monument ofthe Flag Raising on Iwo
jima located in H'Il.SllI.llgl0ll. Students
Fred l'Viggzns, Cecil Cheatham andjohn
Hunt study it herejorjotzire memories.
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lt takes more than books to make a school
year. Just having fun is part of it, too. No
Centralite will soon forget those spine-tingling
tournament pep chapels, that new-found pal
that fate and the alphabet placed at your side,
those soiled socks-symbols of memories ofa
post-game sock-hop. . .or maybe lust the mild
ioy of discovering the cafeteria has your
favorite pie on the menu. You can't lose
memories like these. Who wants to?
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TLEFTJ Charlene Gravy' here follerls a "number?'1'n the lunrh linefrom Barbara Booker. QLOVVER LEFT
Cmlnzllx xtudmts haw YIZKIIU' dyfrrent zvqys Qfgoing fo anzljiom Jclzool, including thf old rrlizzblr xrlzool but
lRIGHTl illr. Cmln shows a nmzizk.
Day in and day out, Centralites keep busy in many
ways. For instance, everybody looks forward to the
days when movies are shown in place of regular class
work. Mr. Crisler, who is in charge ofthe audio-visual
department, or one of his student assistants, runs the
projector.
The home economics classes have really been Non
the ball" this year. Each holiday-in fact almost every
week-they have made an attractive display in the
case outside the cafeteria. Hats off to you, gals.
When the warning bell rings toward the end ofthe
third period, some P. Cfs fprivileged charactersj
leave class. Their reason-they worlg in the cafeteria.
They may take tickets, add up the prices ofeach tray,
or work at the cash register. Mr. Langdonls smiling
Figure is a familiar sight in the line-supervision spot.
If You Are an serving Centralite
A lradilzonol problem jinrfrst-day sophomores wasjnding class'
rooms. Obliging upperclassmerz helped. Bilbl Keeler is steered
rzght by the MunJonz'anJs map and Dave Kistler,
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uppers had to solve many minor problems
such as that of the attendance slip holders
having been placed by tall janitors. A few
girls having an extra study hall were asked
to take attendance and work in the office
during their free periods. They assisted Mrs.
Margaret Downey, who kept the records in
Mr. Earleyls office. Were the seniors of 758
helpful to underclassmen? At least one soph-
omore probably thought so. lOf course, we
can't tell the seniors that they were consider-
ate and co-operative, Their heads would get
so large that they might burstlj Having been
around for a couple years, the upperclassrnen
directed lost sophomores to classes.
Horlrzng for .Un Earleyk ojiee, llze gulf hare a zfarzely ofhelpjizljobs. EMU' perzodofor
example, abxenlee slzps rrzusl be collected and returned to the ojire. Herz judi' ,Yorlon
gels her las! one on her regular hall beat.
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Ofserz urzrl Hope Dliarnorzrle-wlzile lhcjl sang a INIIIUEQ' songs.
We Show ur Talents at pen House
'fI'd like for you to meet my parentsf'
This familiar line was always heard at open houses
when students introduced their parents to their teachers.
The primary purpose of open houses is to show the par-
Q ents what is going on at Central and to get them acquaint-
. . ed with their children's teachers. After an hour of
introductions, the parents, students and teachers went to
the auditorium to enjoy a program given by the pupils
of the particular class.
Then it was off to the cafeteria to "nibble" and 'csipw
on refreshments and to chat with friends-thus ending a
pleasant evening.
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W ,Z home proeedure. Here are ilflr. and tlflrt. Dave Carson,
A fans- Sanaj' jones and her mother, ,lflrr Fred Jonex.
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midnight. Then began the mad whirl. Pizza,
more dancing, breakfast, and sleeping late
the next day are memories ofthe Prom. Girls
are likely to remember tired feet and flowers
while the guys probably recalljust tired girls.
Clubs looking for a way to make money
decided to have fun at the same time and
sponsor a record hop. The most popular
time for one appeared to be after a basket-
ball game.
Slumber UD parties were lots of fun, tool
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Central students study anytime, anywhere. Be-
fore school and at noon, many Centralites End a
scat in the auditorium to do their 'ghomeworkf'
Ol' course this takes a little extra concentration to
shut out the noise made by other Centralites who
are in the auditorium for other purposes. Most
classrooms are opened before classtime so the
students can study there. Then there are also
places really meant for studying, such as the li-
brary and the study halls.
Teachers at Central are co-operative and will
willingly help interested students before or after
school. Some teachers even go so far as to hold
special classes after school for students who
want extra help.
"Do you have your algebra done yet? Well,
how did you do number six?H This remark makes
it evident that students help each other. Many
times it clears onels own thinking if one can ex-
plain a problem to someone else. Let's just hope
you do not get your Hvictimi' too confused!
Yes, we can study almost anywhere - any-
where we can find room to sit down and a little
bit of quiet. We can study almost anytime-from
7:30 every morning until close to midnight -
sometimes even later.
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Have a headache or a fever? If you are troubled in this
way,just go down to the dispensary fnorth side, first Hoorp
and see our nurse, Miss Marjorie Luce. She may take
your temperature, give you an aspirin, or Cif you are sick
enoughj even send you home. If you are not sick enough
to be sent home, lucky You may be told to lie down on
one ofthe soft beds in the dispensary.
This year a dental unit was given to the school by Dr.
L. F. Icerman, a retired dentist. Each Wednesday and
Thursday various dentists of Muncie donate their time to
this tooth-checking project. Two groups, the Sertoma and
other civic clubs, provide the uofiicell with all supplies
needed to carry on the clinic. The equipment includes a
dental chair, drill, instrument cabinet, Sterilizer, and an
x-ray unit. As for the x-rays, the sophomores and seniors
were given x-rays to detect tuberculosis last winter.
You undoubtedly heard many announcements during
the winter telling our mighty Bearcat guys to report to
the dispensary. There they received shots to ward off var-
ious diseases, including flu.
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This year the auditorium was the scene of fewer but still inter-
esting convocations. The audience was entertained or instructed
by presentations ranging from a senator to a style show to
pep chapels.
Indiana Republican Senator Homer Capehart spoke to sev-
eral social studies pupils about his 15-day tour of Russia. This
was one ofthe more informative and serious programs.
The orchestra, under the direction of Robert Dwiggins, and
the home economics department, with Miss joan McTurnan
narrating, presented a style show in which 47 Centralites par-
ticipated. Styles for both boys and girls for every season were
shown by members of each class.
In the spring, class ofhcers were elected after the candidates
carried on vigorous campaigns. Posters decorated the halls on
every free wall space and bulletin board.
Tear urselves Awa from Those Books
An underclaxsman gets meaxuredfor the mrrec!
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slajmembers, Shawn Me9'er.
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Club members during the sale of tourney
derbies? Or the miniature Halloweeners es-
corted by Tri-Hi-Y gals for Unicef? These are
iust samples of the work-and play-of Cen-
tral's organizations. Whether you prefer to
talk, teach, tour, or translateg to draw, dance,
or dramatize-there's a club for you. If you're
bored, don't see a psychiatristg lust join a club.
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Nou' fx Cf. llull, K. Carson, lXI, Llliw-y, CI, tlrceii. D. Denias. D. Oyler, IL VVUQCL S, ffliveri K, Bloom, B, XfVray, B. Graham.
R. Dc-inzis, S. l,l'llC'l',xJ, Kiinbrouigli, P. ltiiicllcy, Nl. llnyclrn. Rani 43 fllqggcx G, lVIQGQwgn, D, Stcekman, W. Wantz, K. Howard,
NW" 3-' ll- llfllfk, VV- WVVHI, M. .Xl1fl1'l'wIl. Cf lNlc'CIi'in,tj. lloons, VV, tl, King, D. Kuhns, G. Hanson, L. Helms, S. Sawicki, R. Crouse,
Ui'ny,J. Millr1r,Al. Allherr, A. fizii'i'ai'cl, ll. Clase, Miss lily. XMIQUIN-yy
HONOR SOCIETY PLEDGES
Rim' Haney, P. Davis, D. lltilrfiiiairxl. Keppler. R. Mcklillin.
Rom 2: Hartley. K. Stevenson, KI. Kingen, A. XYilson.
Rim' ff: .X. lirtel. Boswell, L. Rolf, S. lvlichaels. NI. Ingram. XVooten.
Rim' Pl: NI. .Xshley,J. Rankin, P. Cooley, M, XValsh. D. Routl'1.S. Dalton, lNIarshall.
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Three Clubs
'llliis April tlit'C1enti'alcliztpterolllonoi'
Society liafl its twenty-sixth liirtliclay. During
this quzirtci' t'cntui'y, this group has served to
t'Ilt'OllI'2lgt' good scliolzirsliip,cli:1i'zictcr, lifacl-
crsliip, and service, :incl to rccogiiixe those
students who acliicvc high stzuicling in each
of them. Clarryiiug out these aims this year,
members sponsored 21 special clean-up week
in the building to make pupils aware olithcir
civic responsibility. They also planned a
money-making project to purchase a useful
gift for the school.
Two special H. programs this year were
the Honor Awards Assembly in May, which
was sponsored by the society, and the for-
mal spring banquet in April, which featured
an all-student program.
The group is sponsored by Miss Eleanor
Bly and was led this year by the following
officers: Ronald Demas, presidentg Dan
Oyler. vice-presidentg Sue Pence, seeretaryg
and Donald Demas, treasurer.
The majority of Honor Sandy meelzngs were
hfld own Ihr mm! lable. Lunrhmns allowfdfzr
Ihr fntmf norm hour to he 1z.rff2'f7r the meeting.
In Ihr rush In hfjirsl In lznf, as can he seen
lzwrr. Ihr gulf lrzumpherl.
Jill Hartley, Linda Grow, Linda Rolf. mhz .vlzownj
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M CLUB
Row I: Ray Bayer, Kent Howard, Don Benbow, Larry Helms, Dan Row 3:Jack Cruea. Joe Kinnett. Fred Clock, Ken Arrington. Joe Faris.
Oyler, Dick Bryan, Garry Wulff, Marv Campbell, Gary Crow. Alan Hayes, Ron Spoonmore. Dave Routh, David Heltz. Bill Graham.
R01122: Ron Crouse, John Chase, Jerry Cooper, Dave Gibson, Bob Pat- Row 4: George McGowan. Mike Schranz, John Deeds, Ora XVoolums
terson, John Hunt, Greg Hurst, Jim Marshall, Steve Barnett. Jack Broadwater, Norman Crow, Mr. Antonini.
Honor Scholars, Athletes, Journalists
Cne ofthe Mtribesn which were revived this year was
the M Club. The big chiefs were John Longfellow, bas-
ketball coach, and Ettore Antonini, football coach. Top
man on the totem pole was Dan Oyler, who was as-
sisted by Don Benbow, vice-president, Marv Campbell,
wampum keeper, and Larry Helms, secretary.
The members proved to be persuasive salesmen.
They sold purple derbies at the tournament and tickets
to an M Club record hop. Among their decisions were
placing restrictions on athletic awards and buying M
Club pins for the members.
The purpose ofQ'uil1 84 Scroll is to give honor to
high school newspaper and yearbook staff members
who have done superior work in the field. Members
must qualify by academic grades as well as by superior
staff work.
This chapter, several years ago named in honor of
Wesley Pierce, a former printing instructor at Central,
was sponsored by Mr. Edgar Henderson. June Haney
was president, Sandy Hart, vice-president, and Mari-
lyn Bennington, secretary.
The club holds its initiation late in the school year.
QUILL Zi SCROLL
Rom I: Mike Merrill,Judith Miller, June Haney,
Sandi Hart, Sherri Oliver.
Rom 2: Mr, Henderson, Jeanne Whitcomb, Phyllis
Findley, Kay Moore, Kit Carson.
Row 3: Mike VValsl1, Judy Wooten, Janet Moore,
Marilyn Bennington.
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ll mn-x. R. NIc'Xlillin. N. Hnclur. P. Slicppcrcl. S. Pence. K, Lcitsliuli. Rum 4: F. Amos. Deal. S. Nloodey, Dejager, S. lvleyer, S. Johnson
li .. J S. lI.1r'1.S. KlIIlIllL'I'IIl..1Il. fi, Lvlllllilll. Olsen, ll llldlllflllil. CT. C. Patton. D. XIilhollin.xI.-jones, Miss Linden.
llull. .X Noll. li. XN'ilxon. X Bnlc-5. CI. Cimnur. P, xXvC'ClIIlOI't?,-I. iXlll1L'I'I'. Rozy J: A. Miller. KI. Pardieck, B. Zimmerman, T. Small, B, Shelton
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Se habla espanol
The purpose of Spanish Club is to help mem-
bers become acquainted with people of Spanish
speaking countries and to practice speaking Span-
ish. Marilyn Ulrey, Phyllis Dugan, Tom Graham,
and Sandra Bowie held the offices of president,
vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respec-
tively. Miss Laura Linden was the sponsor.
Spanish Club members held unusual meetings.
For example, they held a Christmas luncheon, at
which there was the traditional breaking of a
pinata. A party you would all like to attend even
though you might not know it is the Tres Marias
Fiesta. It's actually a banana split party.
Il parle frangals
Who said Burris and Central are forever feud-
in'? Our French Club is certainly trying to dis-
prove this accusation. Last Christmas Burris
French Club members were guests at the Central
group's Yuletide luncheon. They sang carols in
French and had a French guest speaker.
This yearls club officers were Sally Moodey,
president, Patricia Davis, vice-president, Beth
Wray, secretary, and Beth Parvis, treasurer. Miss
Laura Linden, sponsor, stated that the groupls
practical purposes are to learn more about France
and its people from French guests and to converse
with others in French so that members may be-
come more fluent.
F H A Adds Zest to Home Economics
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l ll X ll. ll'W'lll,'l, llopprr, X. Kirby, S. llnyis, ll, llrurk, fl. lll1cllc'y,S. Wil-
l 1 1 x lui- lizuns, U. l,ounslJury, N. livzms.
c mmm I l in cl ni I lurmr 'Xl X mflt 1- RfII1'ff.'l,, llillll, l,. l'umplirc'y,C1. I,c-1-,V.'l'owlvs,!I.Smitl1,S. Morton,
lin s North, li. fIz1rc'y,lj. Kf'gi'I'Y'lTlS,ll. Cole, li. llurlizuizin, B. Shelton, S.
. Cforbin, Miss Brinson.
ix it 4 lx S Biooltlm nik S. l6mw'7:IS. l.i11cllt'y,lI.llam'y,S.ffllaslzliriml,Rollf'n,f1.Bowling,M.ffl2lrl4,
I I 1 is 1 uc ilflo ilil1Ul'IllJllTg,-J, Wfuflc, ff. liwing, li. Boyle, M. Mills, ll. C ioblilt-, ll. 'limit-y,
1 ' N tr, V, Rainey. li. Parris, K. flowgill, M. Millc'1', S. Miller, Miss MlTil'llI'IlJlIl.
Central has three chapters of Future Homemakers of Amer-
ica, all with common purposes: Clj to promote a growing appre-
ciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, QQQ to
emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, C35 to
encourage democracy in home and community life, C45 to work
for good home and family life for all, and C5j to further interest
in home economics.
The three FHA sponsors were Miss Brinson, Mrs. Sunder-
man, and Miss McTurnan. Other officers of the three chapters
were Bonnie Briggswlean Langdon, and Phyllis Shepherd, pres-
idents: Linda Harah, Nancy Knafel, and Della Sells, vice-
presidents, Judy Sloan, Barbara Gibson, and Connie Miller,
secretaries: and Sandy Turner, Mary Jo Vanderburg and Betty
Stine, treasurers.
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liffml Ylflll .lun l,f11zgdm1's lllIfft7Ht'ffIF Hailmgls
jffi 11, fur ilu :my our oftlzf firsl lo fury.
Y-Teens S eeialize
in Social Service
Social service was one goal this year of Central's Y-Teens,
and members made seasonal favors for hospital patients and
prepared a Thanksgiving basket which they sent to a
needy family.
Judy Wooten was president of Y-Teens this year. Other
of'Hcers were Diana Cobble, vice-president, Jo Borders, sec-
retary, and Juanita Quevedo, treasurer. Mrs. Pat Schroeder
was the sponsor of the Y-Teens.
Y-Teen members' goals were three in number - to grow
as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races,
religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge
and love of Cod.
Y-TEENS
Row 1: T. Chandler, Thornburg, Borders, B. Tomey, D. Cobblehl.
Wooten, Qluevedo, M. Terry, B. Keeler, P. Zigler, Young,
Younl, T. Douglas, M. Burks, Conley.
Row 2: P. Owens, P. Hasket, S. Davison,J. Rollen, P. Haines, N. Evans
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V. Banks, V. Gibson, B. Reed, M. Jackson, S. Schmidt, C. Mills, D.
Luellen, W. Clark, P. Wirt, B, Tucker, T. Jack, S. Mitchell.
Row 3: S. Middleton, C. Trowbridge, D. Deis, L. King, B. Davidson
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M. Boomer, A. Wilson, C. Tuttle, B. Evans, K. Dickson, S. Kinser, B
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The 2'-Teeny held a slzzpwreek party 115 zz war to arqurzinl fheir nm' and
old members. Here Peggy O'C0nnel, Queenesflzer Prior, Peggy Brzmltx,
and Carolyn Slander ae! out MLW on ez rqflfi
Williams, C. Williams, M. Duke, C. QNewkirkl McNabney, Z. Kirby
C. Stouder.
Row 4: Chastain, D. Shelby, M. Blazier, M. Cox, Jeflries. N. Pence
P. Conley, S. Morton, B. Zimmerman, P. Newton, P. Hedrick, Pxlohnson
M. Ray,J. Lindsey, M. Qualls, L. NVine, S. Johnson. P. Younce.
Row 5: E. Prior,J. Wade, B. Hummer, M. Clark, K. Small, C. Bloch-
er, Dickson, P. VVine, D. Huffman, S. Trout, Herndon, B. Lindley
C. Skaggs, D. Crillin, C. Pattonml. Kent, E. Howard, B. Spencer, F. Todd
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ll,lIIt'i.1.' Mr. i4iIlgl'lllilll, IX'la1rn 1 ns 14 'om 111 1 ll s
R. Millvr, Sc'1'1':1, il. XYrmls, B X c sl M1 Ilulvlr nd llxlu i0IllIlL' M W 1 sl
Scientific Clubs Emphasize Current
l'1NGlNliIiRlNGCl,UB
Razr' Rude, R. McYicker,
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CHEMISTRY CLUB
Row 1: Waneta Wertz, Robyn McMillin, Ann Garrard, Sandy Bowie, Sarah Stevens,
Janelle Coons, Mary Jo Vanderburg.
Row 2: Linda Rolf, Bill Dailey, Larry Frankel, Earl Hicks, Wagner Womack,
Gary Wools.
Row 3: Mike Lawell, Joe Kinnett, Ronnie Demas, Stanley Wilkens, Tim Small, Kent
Howard, Mr. Budensiek.
Trends of Interes
The E7zgz'f1rcrz'ng Club UI-Xlfffi the Allison Powamma evlizilzzh llizli' your Ill lfllfl-IlIlHfJlIfIl,Y. This
group is looking our an ruzialjinw turbo-jf! engine dl-.Yf1f!1j6dI al Ihr wclzz'bz'ls. Sludmls rm' Lurg'
Snodgrass, jon Bayman, Bi!! Dragoo, andjay Williams.
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To further knowledge of and interest in the
engineering Held is the purpose of the Engi-
neering Youth of America, one of Central's
newest organizations. The new club was sug-
gested to Mr. Fred Burt, sponsor, by the voca-
tional drafting class last September. Members
elected officers in November and accepted new
members in the spring. Officers were Leonard
Hasse, president, Bob Decker, vice-president,
George Roberts, secretary, and Joe Whiteman,
treasurer.
After a ten-minute business meeting, mem-
bers ofthe Chemistry Club usually retired to
the lab to work on individual projects. Meet-
ings were led by Kent Howard, president, who
was assisted by Tim Small, vice-president, and
Waneta Wertz, secretary. Ronald Budensiek,
chemistry teacher, was sponsor. The club pro-
posed to give students equipment, instruction,
and time for chemistry experiments.
Another group interested in scientific exper-
iments was the Physics Club, whose purpose
was to provide a means for members to further
their interest in physics by learning of new de-
velopments and by performing physics projects.
Officers this year were Dave Steckman, presi-
dent, Donald Demas, vice-president, and
Nancy Schuck. secretary. Mr. Lingeman and
lNtIr. Hubbard were sponsors,
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Phyllis l"indley.
Run' Qfllill Hartley, Willciligliliyf Brown, Miss Wz1Cle', .janet Kimlnrougli, Kit Clar-
son, Carolyn Grccn,Joan Kepplcrr.
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A group of students interested in reading and reviewing books
organized about eight years ago to form the Book Guild. They
are now a modest sized but mighty literary group sponsored by
Miss Mary Wade.
Guild members try to foster a sincere interest in good litera-
ture, also enabling themselves to build libraries of good books
at low cost. They also donate books to the school library.
In the line of special meetings, the Book Guild had a unique
but appropriate Hallowe'en party. Each member came dressed
as a character from a favorite book.
The officers who served the group this year were Dave Steck-
man. presidentg Phyllis Findley, secretaryg and Mike Wehlage,
treasurer. An uncommon oH'ice, but one needed by this club, is
that of librarian. The post was Filled by Nancy Schuck. These
students. guided by Miss Wade, led the club.
Youth Forum Discusses Timely Topics
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YQUTH FORUM
Rau' I: Kent Howard, Judy Norton, Phyllis Findley, Carolyn
Green, Diane Druck, Kay Moore, Nancy Schuck. Mike Wehlavc.
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Rau' 2:John Chase, Mollie Milner, Linda Grow, Kay Stevenson,
Willoughby Brown, Dave Steckman, Janet Kimbrough, Sandi
Hart, Suc Pence.
R0zu3: Larry Helms, Don Yan Dyke, Bill Graham, Dan Oylerxjill
Hartley, Jim Marshall, Sandy Jones, Joe Faris, Mr. Rice,
One ofthe most interesting meetings held by Youth
Forum each year occurs in November. At this meet-
ing the delegates for the Purdue Student Legislative
Assembly present their bills for discussion. Forum
members also had a special career meeting during
which each member explained his own career choice.
After Kent Howard, president, called each meet-
ing to order, Phyllis Findley, secretary, read minutes
of the previous meeting, followed by treasurer Judy
Norton's report on Hnances. If the president was ab-
sent, Mike Vilehlage, vice-president, conducted the
business meeting. lylr. Homer Rice, sponsor, was on
hand to arbitrate any disputes that might arise. After
the club's business had been disposed of, the discus-
sion leader would take over and current issues
would be discussed.
lbullz Fmtun, only .l'0liltIf.i!l1ffIf5 dub al Cnztnzl, ofhn rf1xt'tomf fwfmi qfimwzf
III' ufrumvil znfrrfrl lu .-lrlztrzrrzrzt in grnuzll. .-II fill! ufffzr n1t'f'!z11g.v ffirlnzt-A ri!
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SllII'l4'y sI'llVVt"ll, lionnim' lX'liclcllc'lo1i. Nun' ff: Marilyn llearcl, Janice 'I'l1arp, Becky Turiivr, Carolyn Gregory,
lm i' QI' .fXi'vill:i Miller, ifoiuiiv 'liowluiirlgc-, Wlxrirlgi fll1ll'l'i,flUl1Illt' Smith, Janie Cirrnal, llucly lless, Mary Ann Clark, Joe Rankin.
Bible Club Hears Churchmen Speak
r li'r."r11'1lff.NNI rlfrfu.'1'l, uf lfn' Hllgfl Simi .llrllmfllil f,'!lll71!I, Him um' uf ffll' if11'r1Ar'r.s rm fflrf
1 'mln fin lflr 1'nl1'.i mllzillnw uf lfzlilf fflulr. lizwizixlnmx, ifnwlrrx mm' films zwn' TFUUIIII fzmli
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No, this club was not new or even revived.
But its members took a good look at the
constitution and decided it needed remodel-
ing. Miss Swartz was assisted by oflicers
Ronald Middleton, president, Judith Ma-
nor, vice-president, Brenda Polson, secretary,
Sheila Middleton, treasurer, and other mem-
bers of the Bible Club in rewriting their
constitution.
During the year the group had speakers
from several churches in Muncie. This proj-
ect served in helping them to realize their
purpose-to promote knowledge of many
different religions. To provide fellowship for
those who are interested in the church,
Bible Club members held social meetings to
which guests were invited.
At Thanksgiving time a basket was pre-
pared for a needy family. At meetings when
they had no speaker, members were often
shown a film.
The Bible Club was first organized in the
19303 but was later dropped. About three
years ago, the club was reorganized by
Earl Molott.
xI.C.L. SECOND YEAR
Row 1: D. Frazier, B. Melnik, M. Peckinpaugh, M.
McCarty, C. Rivers, D. Waters, Moore, N. Ayers,
AI. Wagoner, Kimbrough, Hartley, N. Schuck, B.
Price,j. Faris, A. Ertel, K. Moore, T. Simmons. Row
2: P. Underwood, B. Case, S. Krug, P. Donhauser,
M. Brand, C. Dudley, A. Pamerleau, Phillips, M.
Boomer, C. Sanders, J. Church, L. Cole, L. Spahr, B.
Tosh,J. Crenat, C. Stouder,J. Wooten,J. Barnett.
Row 3: M. Wallen, S. Trout, S. Herndon, K. Fletcher,
L. Baker, B. Brammer, S. Bowie,J. Shaw, M. Huff-
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J.C.L. Llnks Latln
Centralls largest club, Junior Classical League, has
existed here for only three years.
AI. C. L. ofHcers hold positions with odd names, but
their duties are not unusual. Janet Kimbrough and
John Wagoner were consuls, Nancy Ayres was scriba,
Marie McCarty was gazeteer, and Geoffrey Rivers and
Don Waters were aediles. Mr. Robert Hancock was
J. C. L. sponsor.
.C.L.
Pow Hunt, B. Crahamul. Chase, C. McGowan,
D. Steckman, M. McCarty, C. Rivers, D. Waters,
Moore, N. Ayres, Kimbrough, Wagoner, B. Rob-
erts, S. Kinser, W. Cray, L. Wood, S. Meyer, L. VWn-
ningham, Row? Mr. Hancock, Nxjordan, S. Corbin
B. Franks, P. Hammond, S. Schwyn, M. Allont, C.
Williams, A. Wilson, V. Cibsonhj. Kent, V. Banks,
J. Keppler, M. Zimmerman, D. Druck, A. McClel-
lan, B. Wfilliams, D. Sacks, D. Johnson, Eicher, B.
Dowling. Row Wilson, Davis, A. Carrard, S.
Stevens, Coons, K. Wilson, P. Findley, K. Merrick,
N. Evans, S. Routh,J. Emdee, M. Kingen, S. Stew-
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man, B. Skaggs, P. Deerr, C. McCray, Foster.J.
Reser, Cray, Shaw, M. Current. NI. Oliver, D.
Durham. Row 4: Mr. Hancock, B. Polson, S. Tucker
P. Davis, B. Ertel, Nl. Dalton, N. Dickens,J. De Jager
P. Kelley, O. Hatcher, L. Snodgrass, D. Patterson, M.
Bump, N. Sutton, T. Thayer, L. Howard. P. Hagen
C.Nickols, S. Dawson, F. Merrill. Row lN'Iader, P.
Webster, S. Voisard, S. Smith, M. Johnson, S. Crum,
KI. Chan, R. Middleton, C. OlDell, P. Stewart, R. Hoag-
land, B. Homrig, D. Bartlett, S. Chase.J.Thompson. D.
Rutter, M. Hirons, D. Hughes, P. Townsendul. Rankin
and Life
Par! zjlhejhn zyitakzng Latin I5 pro-
vzdffd al tht' Lalm Banquets. t'ToP,J
john Byrne!! skzlljiclly played lfzw
mfe M HCuf1m",' at one yilhf gaflzfr-
zngi. fBEI.OXNQ 'KGHU' f1HZ'f'II,Y1'0ll
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l'Vam'm Wnlg lu her .swz'11r1I. .S'lat'e.i
wfn' lflt'jl7XlYJ'6'Uf .SfMf1,F7If.Y,' the mai'
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pufnlr mill Ihr fllflllbffj AYCI..
art, S. Dickson, S. Cray, P. Jackson, B. Noble, NN'
Wantz, K. Dickson. Row 4: R. Carnes, D. Routh, B
McCray, Manor, P. Cooley, M. Pardieck, T. Cox
A. Roetkin, W. Wertz, Jones, C. Hull, A. Thor-
nell, S. Moodey, L. Rolf, C. Baney, D. Boyle, Arm-
strong, R. Demas, K. Nay, D. Dernas, D. Beaty, K.
Mitchell. Rumi' C. Havens, D. Hall.,j. Havengj.
lV1eeks,J. Cox, D. Miller, N. Poster, B. Wilson, P
Greer, R. Williams, E. Morrow, P. Johnson.
Phipps, M. Wehlage, D. Bryan, D. Oyler. C. NVUIH'
B. Anderson, R. Bonham, A. Reese, M. DeYault
B. Sutters.
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lffm' lf l,. lii'eiiiivi', Cl. flilfllilllilll, G. llnllnis, B. Crow, Nl. iliodzir, N
l'I'IlA, ll. l,I'Il'l', A. Miller, fl. Gcrhardl, Jones. 'liulllcz ff11Ii'2.' S
liurloii, l'. llf'lflf'IllJl2lllfl,AJ. llindc-i'. A. Rooricy, S. lowne. P. Dugan
ll, Skaggs, l,. M1'cl2lI4I4fJll,K.Sy'llClf.'I4,-I. Holding, Nun- Miss Stillwngon-,
li l'm-llv S luvkr-r I3 lin' S 'llnrnvr ll llixis X C' l us Xn
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vil, M. Coop, ll, llriivk, M. llzirgvm. Run' -If N. Kvilin, ll, Briggs, M.
llnsiiig, ll. llsillon, S. Ynisiircl, ll llviicliivksriii, Nl. Collins, ll, Oxwii
Nl, lhiiiii, li. llsill, S, Svilwi.
ctors rganize
Stage Door, tliv nzinic' lor Ilic new drzimatics group,
was sm'lc'c'1vcl liccziiisv il suggests llizit llirougli the stage
door pass llic stage Cust and crew, botli of whom are
needed to produce 21 success.
'l'l1c club had many ofliccrs, including the president,
Joyce -jones, vice-president, Lynne McCarroll, secre-
lz1ry,.loycc Tuttle, treasurer, Barbara Price, historian,
Belly Skaggs, parliamentarian, Sally Moody, and
sergeant-at arms, Ann Roetken. Miss Drucilla Still-
wagon was the sponsor.
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S'l'AGli DOOR
Run' lf ll llruck, R. Adams, A. Miller, A, Roclkcn, ilil1lll1', lloiivs,
L. Mcflzirroll, B, Price, B.Skz1ggs, P. lJi1gz1n,S.'l'owm-. lfrmf 2: A. Rourivy,
L. Brenner, S. Boyle, D. Bichl, Holding, M. Love, li, Ray, K, Snyrlrzr,
C. Gerhurdl, P. Hammond. Row .35 P, Owen, P. Youncc, P. llcldciilirzuifl,
B. Bookout, D. Luellen, L. Watkins, A. Goetcheus, F. Duliois, N, llirkcrn,
S. Zimmerman, P. Davis, Miss Stillwagon. Rum 4: Ancil, ,ll.Clll21Il!ll!'I',
B. Zimmerman, C.Skz1ggs, Sciber, ll. Hendrickson, M. Collins, S.
lN1icl'1aels. S, Moodey, M. Dusing, Turner.
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ART CLUB
Row l.' C. Benedictul. Whitcomb, Altherr, B. Polson, M. Alfontuj.
Cain, S. Durham, C. Sanders, E. Howard, M. Connell.
'R0zu2: D. Huffman, M. Jackson,J. Moore, N. Ayerswl. Shawhl. Resar, I.,
Lowery,J, Browning, K. Clark.
Another victory! This was the first successful year for
a Central Art Club. There had been previous attempts
to form a club, but this year Centralls 'cMichaelar1-
gelosn made it. Mr. William Basinger and Mr. Paul
Carmichael sponsored the group. Cfficers elected were
Judy Cain, president, Mary Alfont, vice-president,
Brenda Polson, secretary, and Joan Altherr, treasurer.
Artists were responsible for decorating front hall more
than once. They decorated the Christmas tree and
made a white Bearcat head for pre-tourney display.
Almost everyone helped decorate this by signing his
name as a 'Cat booster.
The club's real aim is to further educate students in
the advantages of an art career.
Rnz1f3.' N. Jordan, I., Winningham, B. Reeves, L. Wfise. Hartley, A
Roetken, N. Dickens, D. Criflin, N. Hurst. Enterkin.
Row 4: Mr. Basinger, S, Burks. R. Douglas, Mr. Carmichael. B. Sutters
L. Adams, F. Foister, F. Wlashington. NV. McCallister, Turner.
Tourney lime brings' un agfizrr qftmnz spin! and xzzppurl. The A It Club zum' rm
mceltvlzlorz In Ihr ruff wlzm Ill prrrffzlrfl' flzekfiwit fm!! zwztli lhezr "UU CA 7.S"' .sign
Juan Althfrr, Larry Adumi, .Mary A Uiuzl and Chit' Bffmfflul hflp pu! zl up.
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Nun' ff II. Pulsmi, AIIIN-ri, M. 'I'udzii, S. Pf'iif'r', P. Ihivis, Kim- Ram fi: VVliitccJmI3, B. Jciikinsoli, NI, Hiiffiiiun, K, Lciishull, S. JOIICS
IJITJIIQII, I.. Iliilsoiiul. Iluliiiirv, S, Muoclvy, NV. Iimwii, .X RUCIIQUII. fi. I'I11ll, N. Dunn, C. CILTIIZIILCII, 'If Cox, K. IXIUOW, N. Russell.
lfmi' M. Ilzlyrlvii, P. Iliiiiiiiimiml. II, Pairvim, S. Km-clit, lllsvii, N. Nazi' -1: li. Iusli, Cl. Uivkcrsoii, I.. Clark, M. Pzii'cIicc'k, A. IIIIIOILIICII, K
S1'Iiiir'k, K. Mr'AIislc'i', II. Skgiggx,-I. ljmim, 'l'i1llIv,lI. Kliillins. Klursuii, S. Micliucls, I.. Roll, M. Howcll, M. Iicimiugloii, S, Hurt.
IRI-III-Y
lffwi' Rniiiiirk, S. l'iilin, M. 'Ii'iiy,Aj. C llwii, li. Cirmx. N. I"r'ilz, M. 'liirlziig Moi'-
ruw, I'. Iliigiiii, ii. W'iIIi.iixis,lI. Nluiiii-, S. Srliwiii, M. W'giIlc'ii, fl. Iliaill, I'. Cliullr-y.
fi'r1Ji'.f.' II. I7fm'liiig.g, S. NN'ilIi.ims, I'1ppm'i'snii, QX, Nc-II. CQ. Siiiiclvis. N. ,fXyi'is, R. Iini-
Iow, Crist, I.. Kimw, Ilairllvy, NY. IIQFUXXII, Ilolniiiv, A. I'IIlCI, IJ. Nfmllvy. S.
Ziimiic-i'n1ii1i, S. Yam .'Xi'sdul, S. Stout, M. Ingriiin.
ICM' 'ff Rollvii,-I. Blll'llS,kl. Kviil,-I.Rcploglc.I..Spz1lii,I.y11i1X'N'z1lkii1s,IVI.Kiiiigvli. . . .
S. IIVIJ' 1 SIZIIIIIDVCI, II. Iirtcl, INIJQIICS. I.. Main, l'.Wcbs1cr, M. Houiiivr, Millvr. d H
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Nmi- -lf K. fiI2ll'Ii, I.. SICVCIIS, Ii. SIICIIOII, I.. Pi.impIir'Cy, T. Cox, N. Williams, S. INIII
li-1351. SIi.1w..I. Phillips, S, Adziiiis,-I. Rcscr. I.. Baker. A. Macc, H. Barry, Iiiims.
Ruff' 15: C. SC11gI'2ix'c, C. 'IiUI'llt'l', I.. INIiII6r, U, Hill, N. Toslfr, P. W'hiteside, B. Petty,
I'. Joslin, S. INILWQIA, I.. Howard, C. Fredcnbiirg. U. Crouclimj, Brimhall, P. Hagen,
B. Clark, Ii. Ewing, XV. Mannix.
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KTOPJ Colleelingjnr Unzrgyhr Tn'-Hz'-fare Carole Hull, Sanzbjones,
and jane Olsen. CBOTTOMJ Being measured ly a salesman zk joe Chan,
far his Hz'-lfjackel.
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Last fall did you hear any sophomore girls muttering
something about 'T . . create, maintain, and extend through-
out the home, school, and . . . H? They were probably trying
to memorize the purpose of Tri-Hi-Y, a requirement appear-
ing on the entrance test. It goes like this: "Our purpose is to
create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school.
and community, high standards of Christian living."
An ex-Centralite, Linda Henley, was this year's sponsor.
and Max Kelley was the adviser. Officers were as follows:
president, Larae Hutson, vice-president, Judy Hotmire, sec-
retary, Janet Kimbrough, treasurer, Sally Moodeyg chap-
lain, Brenda Polson, historians, VVilloughby Brown and Ann
Roetken, sergeants-at-arms, Sue Pence and Patricia Davis.
To create, maintain and extend throughout the home,
school, and community the high standards ofa Christian char-
acter is the purpose of Hi-Y. At meetings, which were held
at the Y.M.C.A. on Thursday evenings, the boys had movies
or speakers. Gne ofthe latter was Captain Carnes ofthe
juvenile Aid Department.
Hi-Y members made money by sponsoring a record hop
and by selling coupon pamphlets for Kroger Stores. Other
projects were a hay ride and a Christmas basket prepared
for a needy family.
This yearls Hi-Y oflicers were Bill Graham, president,
John Chase, vice-president, Don Benbow, treasurer, Toby
Roberts, secretary, Joe Rankin, chaplain, and Larry Helms,
historian. Mr. Don Hubbard was the sponsor of the group.
Prove Fun and ork Can and Do Mix
HI-Y
ROW l.' T. Routh, l. lost, L. Wood, D. Oyler,J. Cruea, T. Simmons,
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D. Benbow,J. Chase, B. Graham, L. Helms, T. Robertshl. Rankin, D.
Bryan, D. Steckman, F. Clock, C. Paddock, Mr. Hubbard.
ROW F. Merrill, B. Fields, T. Burch, Barnett, D. Benson, S. Bar-
nett, B. Dragoo, Hunt, F. Wiggins, C. Gibson, R. Miller, Marshall,
M. Hodson, G. Hurst, D. Heltz, P. Jones, Faris.
ROW3.'J. Tinsley, Hensley, C. Polk, S. Chase, L. Neata, D. Van
Q, - -- f - .' 2 ' 'r
Dyke, R. Chaney, G. Roberts, B. Noble, D. Cunnington, D. Brown, C.
Arbogast, Chan, Wlhiteman, Carnes.
ROW Cox, M. Hirons, G. Schad, G. Riyers,J. Hatcher, M. Collins,
D. VVaters, T. Graham, P. Taylor. B. Homrig, P. Martin, T. Williams,
B. Decker, K. Jones, Burgess, Carnes.
ROW5: R. Roberts, H. Holaday, L. Hasse, P. Hutson, ll. Rutter, R.
Price, B. McCray, M. Wlalsh, L. Brand, T. Collins, M. De Vault, I".
Jones, T. Parkinson, L. Stackhouse. G. Carmichael, B. Senn.
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CIUNCll'1R'l'CIHOlR flnwzlrlr I1 '1ff1f1m.s, 1'1lz'-f7rrwlf11l
Yffvff' ,YUIIWM f'Vf'Slff1'l1f H1711 f,'IIIIt', l'I!I'flV1'SlflZIlf
RUN lf li,f1r4ng,I'. Wim-, l'. Acliiiiismj. llinrp, S, lrzipp, Holland,
ll. Iulnisfmn,l..5l4'vvi1s,lXl. llz1rllt'x', ll. lim. C, Willignns. Nl. Loop. B.
In-nltinson, ll. 'limit-y, l'. Ninlmlsuj. lit-pplvi, Xl l't-vkiiipznigli.
HUIVQ. il. IllK'lil'l'SlJIl,.j. llt'l'SlIlL:t'l, ll. Slintlon, NV. W'illizin1s.lj. 'l'urnc'i',
S. Nlryrr, Nl. 'l't'ii'y, S. llriiitlml. :X Wilson, l. llilivs. L. l.oxxt'iy, QX.
l'.l'llt',lj.lIoi1c-s,M. lngignn, M lxnngc-n, l'. lwlfmiv, l', Snnlli,
Concert Choristers
Domllqr Bzrlil, xfrliflary Brill l1'1ri1', lrm.mn'1
Sally f,lIUIl.Yl', .rzfzwtzirv Smidy Dl'1u'lfr'111lll1'1, l11fr1.Nm'r
RU W 3: L. Adams, B. Strong, L. Brewer, S. Barnes, L. Scott, M. An-
dvrsoii. P. Bulls, Sylvt'slci', B. Sinilli, Anvil. C, Hudson, U, Clzirl-4,
CI. W'c'nvt'r, C. Brown. M. llt'W'it1,J. W'illi21rns.
HHH' 1:15. Slllllwilll, 'lf Stewart, ll. lirogztn, M. lleinricks, 'lf Wnsliing-
ton, l, liirtl, R.lIiinnit'i'son, Morrow, ll. Wilkiiis, ll. llolliivnz,
VVQ11-cl, 'll llcnry, ll. l.ipsvon1li, Cl. llztrl, ll, Wzilstiii, R. cil't't'Il, ll. lincllvii.
Were Radio Stars
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CONI IICRT CHOIR
RUIV I. R. Cordlr-..I. Tcinyer. N. Dunn, P. Dignmn. F. Todd. M. Mills.
CQ. ilolinson. ll. Crow, S, Ziminernnin. N. Crnczt. Pcdiqfxll. Xlevers.
l' lrxxun. Cl. lQrt'c'l'. li. Hfilllflll. Nl. Hvutvrs.
NHI1'-' X, Harris. ll. 'l'nrnt'r. S. Boxv1t',S. ll1'nt'kc'n1illt'r. RtJIT1l1L'k.lI.
Blzurklm. S. 'llhI'l'Shf'I', QI, 'I'mwluridQe. R. Cznnpbell, F. Lindsex. S.
IIulflly1g,5. Blitlcllcton, ll llivlil. ll. Rvxnolds. C, flt'll1t'HN, Xl Nllllrr.
N. Rolnolll. R llnlli.
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ROl1'.3: T. Lewis. R. Kersey, C. Childress, D, Gooding, M. Skates, R
Ze Belle. Burks, Garrett, E, Vlernagin. C. Harris, Orrick, L. Rob
ertson. R. Digden. L. Flick, C. Hurst, K. Hensley, B. Beesley.
ROI1'-I: M. Kirtz. Anderson, A. Holding. C, Hinds. Dampicr,
Fincfhnrn. P. Guy, L. W'oods. D. Pyron. Conway, C. Thresher, L
Slnittlcwortli. R. Bonham, D. Harpe, A. Bump, C. Harper. Reneh,
L'pt'hnrel'1.x1. Parkison, H. XYashington.
ur Girl Vocalists Share
Talent ith Public
Dana Higjfman, president
Linda Cozmr, vice-preszdent jarkie Drown, .Y6'f7f'lCl7f1' .Way Kay Hqjnzan. trmsurrr
Wanfla Conley, Dire-president Nadinf While, serrelagf Rzrkzr Cor, lrfasurfr
ALL GIRL CHOIR fTopj
ROW 1: C. Dollison, D. Dice, S. Enterkin, C. McCoy, M. jefferson, M. Gregory, B. iX4artin, M
Brown, R. Rahe, N. Keihn, N. Hirons, E. Hardy, S. Winningham, C. Hiatt, C. Nickols, XY
Miller, M. Springman.
ROWQJJ. Ellison, B. Sullivan, C. Tuttle, C. Williams, D. Young, A. Neff, C. Segraves, L. Par
ris, M. Craig, N. Markley, N. White, B. Barton, M. Allen, G. DuBois, B. Tucker, C. Curts,J
Scott, S. Stouder.
ROW 3: B. Spence, S. Palin, A. Walters, L. Collins, A. Denwidclie, L. Hellis, S. Davis, J
Yount,J. Young, R. Cox, W. Alberson, T. Ross, F. Allen, T. Douglas, Conelly, R. Davis, A
Branson, S. Barnheart, N. Young.
ROW 4: C. Harmeyer, S. Smith, C. Barnett, S. Reese, B. Ertle, B. Southerland, V. Ackerland
L. Cole, C. Skaggs, K. Moore, K. Cougill, Craig, Collett, S. Williams, B. Hartley, P
Coulter, K. Fletcher.
ALL GIRL CHOIR KBol!omj
ROW I: K. McCartney, P. Maggard, K. Wagner, Mock, R. Dibble, S, Brady, V. Oxley
J. Gaylor, Wright, N. Pence, D. Huffman, S. Headley, D, Miller, F. Clemens, Craig, G
Dollison, Drown, H. Jackson, D. Durham, Leonard.
ROW 2: C. Doolittle, C. Ewing, S. Barton, P. Haskett, B. Sargent, R. Sanders, Gray, Txlack
G. Hawkins, Sims, P. Orr, K. Barton, R. Schafer, L. Barton, P. Owens.
ROW3: P. Whiteside, Moore, Summers, E. Wilson, W. Johnson, M. Zimmerman, P
Jefferson, M. Burks, M. Buchanan, T. Douglas, L. Henry, Barker, G, Wolfe, C. Rowe, S
Thornton, T. Bowling, D. Hollis, S. Wilkins.
ROW 4: W. Phippshl. Nibargcr, N. Holbert, M. Blazer, C. Babhit. M. Hunt, I". Townsend
B. Williamson, M. Ayers, A, Mace, L. Wise, Eppcrson, M. A. Huffman, N. Hurst, M
Miller, D. Carter, P. Miller, M. Shafler.
f'I11f11 C1entral's inagiorettes are Lucinda Foltz. Judy Turney. Lana Lowery,
Clarolvn Stine, Betty Stine, and Linda Cooper. Absent are Karen Snyder
.incl Phyllis lit-ll. 1131111111111 DANCE BAND fROll' I1 D. Dennis. D. Gib-
son, l'. Dlt'XX'liI'Cl, G. Stough, and M. Hendricks. f'ROl1'21 L, Stanley. G.
Collard, T. Parkinson, L. XVillianis. K. Mitchell. D. Beaty. M. Sipe. P.
Cooley, D. CIlcvt'11gci'.
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Honors started early! The Central band won second
place in State Fair Day at Indianapolis last September
with 102 bands competing. Then the Central orchestra,
represented by eight members, played in an all-state
orchestra in Indianapolis in the fall. There were the
regular concerts of the year, including a special patri-
otic convocation dedicated to Abraham Lincoln and
American patriots of the Civil War presented February
12 by the band. And oh, yes-Musical Moods of 1958
used both orchestra and band organizations. QDid some-
one ask if the music department was busy?j
The band, orchestra, or choirs never perform with
the same music for more than one year. Each year pre-
sents new projects, a new concert schedule, new faces,
and new challenges. This made music and music activ-
ities exciting and interesting.
Climaxing the contest year, fourteen instrumental
units won "first divisionw in the state contest at Indi-
anapolis, a new record for the school.
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ROIVI: L. Foltz. C. Stine, B. Stine. K. Snyder. L. Cooper
L. Lowery. Turney. P. Bell.
ROl1'2.' L. Cole,J. Boswellxl. Coons. C. Ewingxl. Wlide,
NI. Freed. R. Rosentrader, N. Satterlield, B. Hummer, Ci.
Arnold, C, Ingram, P. Cooley, B. Carnes. L. Dennis
J. Hess.
ROI'1"3: Church, D. Hill, M. Boyle. M. Yanderburg.
C. Vonderschmidt. S. Foster,-J. Langdon, D. Overmyer,
R. Stout. B. Ritter. C. Bradley, E. Clark, B. Alfontxl.
Davis, B. Conner. D. Dennis, VV. Jackson, P. Stewart. G.
Stough, S. Cummings. F. XVilson, C, McCray, R. Mid-
leton, W'eesner.
ROM'-1: E. Buchanan, B. Russell, C. Carnahan. B. Hin-
shaw. lvl. Wlessol, Rainey, L. Stanley, C. Dudley, S.
Lowery, S. Flyers, C. Cranor, C. Jester, M. Modesitt,
LI. Shultz, S. Corbin, G. Collard, D. Goe. R. XVilliams,
F. Wlilson. L. Wlilliams, B. Erwin, D. Price. F. Smith, B.
Opperman, P. Cunningham, L. Stackhouse. H. Hollo-
well, D. Myers, D. Beaty, K. Mitchell, P. Cates, D.
Gibson, Mr, Parlette.
ROW 5: D. Crose, F. lN'IcCreery, D. Smith, P. Hiatt. D.
Clevenger. L. Yoder. B. McCray, B. Satterfield, INI.
Cook, McYicker, S. Burton. CQ. Johnson, R. Thomp-
son, B. Ritter, T. Sasserml. Qualkenbush, D. Burnworth.
Home the Bacon from tate Contests
CFNTRAL ORC HI Srl RA Rohn! Dwzggzm Dmclm lllzfhflfl Ashley, L'zce-prffslfiml PIII! Cfnolfjy, lreasurfr
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RON l NI Xshlex M Comets C Hixens P Beaeh S DufTex J Miller xx irt XX Wilkinson. D. Gibson. R. Thompson. B. Rlllt'I'.vl -Jf'llI'It'w.
D Hall li0l1 7 R Barnes N1 Beard M Boyle P Coolew B Petty S C Hillitrns POIVJJ C. lngratn.J. Bennett. B Xllont. fl Clr.m1n.li.
Xhlliinis C Lxxing I Cole M Sipe L Cobel Holland ROM j T itthell H Holloxxell. T. Parkinson. 'STA YDl.X'K,W. B. Nltfimt.
Rostliut H nuns Weesner C Arnold B Senn C MCCr1x P D1UbOI1 L XOClCf.M.TDEF21m.P.Hia1It.Mr. Diviggins Piano A Revs:-
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lub Activities Spur ath Enthusiasm
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H' ffff fly l1'fmlQ, fwwlfnl .Nnmy Sflfml, .wnzfmry Bill Graham arm' john Chase, Jergearzls-al-arms
lmry H' fffff l, mf jnfwlfffl .Yuan xlllhrrr, lH'llJI1ll'f Ranwrz Azf1'la,5p1m.w1r
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N. S4 lim lt, li Cimlmni, films:-, li. Poison. llUH"fl: 15.811111-rs, D. Oylciytj. Hum, 'l'. Simmons,J. Marshall, R. Mil-
lfllll' J: Mr RAHIUII ,fXx'il.1, S. Roulli, S. l.2lIlllll'll. ll. flux:-, Olsen, K, lvr, R. l,l'Il12lS, A. ci0CiC'l1l'llS, W. Gray,-I. Rankin, D. Milhollin.
fi2ll'Nl1ll,.l, Kvpplcl, ii, xvllll.lI1l8, M, llullm.in.41. Kiiiilnougli,-l. Moore. RUl'V.5.' R, Crouse, G. Mcifiowan, M. Lawcll, l,. Helms, S. Sawicki, l".
RUN' 'ix M. l'QmIivrk. 'lf lfox, I.. Grow, ll. Su-ckriiznii, llarllvy, S, Wigginsuj. Faris, ll. Noble, 'lf Smallhj. Wagoner, ll. Demas.
l DE Club Stresses Careers in Business
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Gmrgr flllllfllfl, cm-prfszdmt ffrnnelh Coulmn, spomor Vaughn Vaughn, lreauurer
Ill-I.C1I.L'lS
IKUH' l' Ullu-Jo Wkirlord. Mary Ellen Cflcvciigcw. Mr, Coulson. Eleanor David Fields, Larry Blade, Lavone Bell, Judy Kramer, Raymond
liulslczicl. l3vlf'r1c'Ur'r. George'CL1upp,5ullx Crouse. Klart Ann Newrnan. Grady. Beverly Vfyant.
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MUNSONIAN STAFF
ROM' I: Nlarie McCarty, Judith Miller. Jill Hartley. Sherry Oliver, Phyllis Find-
ley.June Haney, Linda Grow, Mike Wlalsh, Cynthia Gerhardt.Judi Boswell. Mike
ly1errill,Jim Cole. ROW2: Rex Miller.Jim Marshall,Janet Nloore. Robyn iXlcMil-
lin, Anna Wilson, Marilyn Bennington, Kay Nloore.JoyceJones. XN'aneta Hertz.
VVilloughby Brown, Linda Rolf, Toni Chandler, Charles hlichael. ROIVZ: Jane
Brandon, Kathleen Stockton, Lillie Jones, Judy Wooten, Jeanie XX'rax'. Jeanne
Vtfhitcomb. Toby Silverburg, Dan Milhollin. Mary Jane Dunn. Pat Hammond.
lNIr. Henderson.
School Scribes' Paper
Ranks All-American
Rush! Rush! Rush! You can be certain that there were no
'lslowpokesl' on the Munsonian staff. Anyone who visited the
Munsonian ofbce during this year found every staff member
busy trying to meet his deadline, especially during the tourna-
ment weekly editions. A l'Hrst" was scored when the sectional
issue was published on the same day as the IHSAA drawings.
From advertising to stories to headlines to pictures, all work
had to be synchronized to guarantee publication on time. Major
staff members included June Haney editor, Phyllis Findley,
managing editor, Linda Grow and Jill Hartley, news editors:
Sherry Oliver, feature editor, Mike Wlalsh, sports editor, lylari-
lyn Bennington, business manager, Mike Merrill, photographerg
and Judith Miller and Judi Boswell, advertising managers. For
advice and guidance, Mr. Edgar Henderson, editorial adviser
for the paper, was always willing to aid.
For the second semester in a row, the National Scholastic
Press Association awarded the Munsonian its top "All-Ameri-
can" rating. based on the first semester issues.
All of the printing for the school paper was done at the Trade
School, It wouldn't have been possible to have our Munsonians
so often ifit weren't for Mr. Claude Rieth and his printing crew.
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RUN' lx Kit Carson, Kay Moore, Kent Howard, Sally Moocley, Nancy Schuck.
RUIV2: Sandy Jones, Marcia Kingen, Larry Frankel, Carla McCray, Janelle Coons UVorld
.Nllairs cleleqatei.
RUN' ix I.arry l'axol, I.0IlIIlt'I1OIT2lIICC',.Alli1IILIOCICIICIIS,Ivlllitf LaWCll,lIohn VVagon6'r QIVOFICI
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lil JYS ,XND GIRLS ST XTES DELECLIXTES
RUN' lx Naricw Scliiivk. liax Moore. Kit Clarsoii.
Samlx .loin-s,
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INDIANA STUDENT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
ROIV I: Ann Erlel, Marcia Kinsgen, Phvllis Findlev, Dan Uvler, Diane Druck.
ICUII' 2: Phil Cooley. Lonnie Lorrance, Jim Marshall, Barbara Bookout, Miss I-Ielen Swartz.
ROIVIXJ Phillip Greer, Larry Snodgrass, Mike Walsh, Cynthia Doolittle, Linda Grow.
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The Central chapter of Future Teachers of America
has been in existence for one semester. It was started by
a few exploratory teachers and others interested in the
Held of teaching. Miss Eleanor Bly and 24 charter
members organized the group and selected Jean Ann
Langdon as president, Molly Ingram as vice-president,
Beth Wray as secretary, and David Routh as treasurer.
The club's purpose is to acquaint pupils with the
needs, training, opportunities, problems, publications,
and professional organizations of teachers and to en-
courage and offer help in the program for exploratory
teachers.
Most of the meetings this year had to do with organ-
ization and the club charter.
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
ROW 1: Marilyn Boyle, Beth Wray, jean Langdon, Molly Ingram,
Dave Routh. ROW 2: Isabell Thompson, Sharon Flowers, Gwynne
Williams, Peggy Irwin, Jeanie Wray. ROW3: Carla McGray, Joyce
Vandevender, Zola Kirby, Georgia Sanders, Merrillyn McNary. ROW
4: Lois Winningharn, Mary Jo Vanderburg, Dave Gibson, Miss Bly,
Bill Sutters, Tom Parkinson, Diane Grifhn.
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strike up the familiar pep song, when the
P. A. announcer shouts "First down for Cen-
tral," when a fleet figure in purple breaks
the tape inches ahead of an opponent, or
even when a real-live Bearcat simply smiles
at you . . . you're an incurable FAN.
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SEASONS RECORD --------- CWon 5, Lost flj
'CATS BLANKED BY SOUTH BEND VVASHINGTON, 12-0
Olfside penalities against the 'Cats set up both T.Dfs , . . Marvin Campbell made
a bone-crushing tackle.
IMPROVED 'CATS ROMPED OVER EAST CHICAGO, 18-0
Cammie Childress scored the games only three touchdowns.
'CATS SET BACK BY EVANSYILLE REITZ, 26-0
Against one ofthe statels toughest grid squads, the 'Cats had fumble-itis.
CENTRAL SUFFERED TOUGH LOSS TO TECH, 12-0
The Purple outrushed the Greenclads . . . 'Cats' fired-up linemen performed su-
perbly on defense, especially Don Benbow, Roy Burks, George Coatie and David
Studebaker.
'CATS CRACKED LAFAYETTE. 32-6
Dick Bryan carried the pigskin for several nice gains Bill Graham injured his neck.
CENTRAL CI-IALKED UP N. C. C. VICTORY OVER MARION, 33-0
Wendell Futrell threw two T D. passes . , .Jim Nettles crossed goal line three times.
BEARCATS ROLLED OVER NEWT CASTLE, 33-0
Center Larry Helms recovered a fumble , . . Ray Bayer intercepted two passes and
ran one back for a touchdown,
19-0 VICTORY OVER RICHMOND
This one gave the 'Cats gi tie for N. C. C, second place . . . Ken .Arrington and Jack
Bmticlxtutei' recovered Richmonds fumbles for the Purple.
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ROW 1.'sIOl'1I'l Smith, james Johnson, John Rench, Dennis johnson, An-
thony Harris, Stephen Crum, john Warren, jack Quirk, Mike O1Neil.
ROW2.' Joe Crouch, Phil Baldridge, Doug Patterson, Dick Freeman,
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Mike Hirons.
ROW3:James Cole, Jerry Delk, Kelley Nay, Monte Dudley, David
Swift, David Templin, Mike Bump, Jim Barlow, Coach Dick Fisher.
'Kittens Climax Climb
KITTENS' RECORD - - - fWon 4, Lost 35
KITTENS 19, MARION 13. Kittens put down
Giant rally to win this one . . . NEW CASTLE 25,
KITTENS O .... ANDERSON 26, KITTENS O ....
RICHMOND 25, KITTENS O.. . KITTENS 18,
RICHMOND 6. Kittens start playing ball again . . .
KITTENS 19, NEW CASTLE 12. In the words of
the players, 'fWejust outran them., '... KITTENS
13, ANDERSON 12. The Indians were undefeated
until this game, which was won by an extra point.
KUPPER LEFT! Ray Bayer plays pass defense against Richmond. f1'PPl1'R
R1GHTj Jim Nettles carries the ball in the East Chicago game. Other
Bearcats are Bill Graham. Daye Studebaker. Cammie Childress. and Ray
Bayer. KLOWER LEFT2 Jim Nettles carries the ball in the New Castle
game. Others shown are Cammie Childress. Mary Camphell. Don Ben-
bow, and Ray Bayer. KLOIVER RIGHYU Cammie Childress tries to store
a touchdown in the Richmond game. tEXTRE.llE RlGHTf Ray Bayer
executes an exceptional tackle during the Richmond game. assisted hy
Mary Campbell. Roy Burks is the other 'Cat shown.
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Although only his first year at Central, Coach john Longfellow
had a very successful season, compiling 22 wins and 7 losses even
though this was intended to be a nbuilding year."
The 'Cats hit near perfection at mid-season by beating eventual
state champion South Side of Fort Wayne, Lafayette. and Terre
Haute Garfield, all of whom were ranked in the Hrst five. The
3Cats played mediocre ball for the rest of the season but caught
fire for the tournaments and secured a berth in the State Finals.
Central was a pressure ball club in the semistate by surpassing
Rushville in the overtime period of the afternoon game and
squeezing past Anderson in the evening. Although the 'Cats lost
the afternoon game of the State, the two senior members of the
ball team, guard Butch Joris and forward CharleyHinds, made an
all-state team. The ,Cats are fortunate to have "Bernie" Ander-
son, a top notch guard, rebounding Ron Bonham. and Dave Hof-
heinz, a defensive whiz, around next year.
BEARCATS' SEASON RECORD
Bearcats 51 COlL1IT1lDl3. Clly' SEgjT1QX,vI 'FQVRNFY
Bearcats 62 Shelbyville 37 B , H , Q E rr
Bearcats 69 Ft. wayne North side is 52 1,322,116
Egarcai iffsgjslgt Bearcats 61 Royerton 51
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Bearcats 71 Hammond 38 Belmmq I3 lrrlson
Bearcats -11 Anderson 42
Bearcats 45 Elkhart 57
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Bearcats 61 Ft.NVa5ne South Side 58 FHUXX1 MRNH
Bearcats 82 Marion 70 Bearcats 93 Pllrkcr Tl
Bearcats 58 Lafayette 57 Bearcats 10 Richmond 60
Bearcats 64 Terre Haute Gar1ield59
Bearcats 60 Anderson 58 S Q U M T V I
Bearcats 55 South Bend Central 69 lf'Ml5mTl" 1 U1 RBD ,N
Bearcats 62 lndianapolis Tech 76 BWVUHS 33 Rmhwllf -'5
Bearcats 57 New Castle 53 Bearcats 53 Anderson 52
Bearcats 62 La Porte 59
Bearcats 57 Kokomo 66 Y '
Bearcats 68 Frankfort 60 57 WF PUVRNH
Bearcats 68 Marion 64 Bearcats -15 Crawlorclsvillc 515
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Coach Carl Adams' Bearkittens had a
Fine season this year with a won-loss record
of 15-3. They did not suffer a loss until the
"B"-Team tournament in late December,
before which two of their players, Jim Davis
and Jim Nettles, were moved up to the var-
sity squad. The season's record follows:
'Kittens .......,.,,. 58 Columbia City ...,.i,. 26
3 ' 58 sheibyviiie ,.....,.ie.e,e 24
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'Kittens .........,.. 48 Ft. Wayne North .... 28
'Kittens .,.,,,.,..., 34 Logansport .... ........ 2 4
'Kittens ....,...,,.. 45 Richmond .... ,.., 3 3
'Kittens .l.t..,..... 52 Elkhart ....... .... 2 6
'Kittens s.......sl.. 28 Anderson ...... .... 3 O
'Kittens ,.t,........ 48 New Castle ..... .... 2 3
'Kittens .,,,,,...... 44 Lafayette Jeff. .,...,,, 40
'Kittens ,l,,,,,.,,., 28 Anderson .....,,.,....... 34
'Kittens ..., ..... 4 1 South Bend Central 43
'Kittens ..., ..,i, 4 8 Indianapolis Tech. 46
'Kittens ..,,i....... 48 New Castle ......is.... 32
'Kittens .,,. ...si 4 8 LaPorte ........ .... 3 2
'Kittens .... ...., 4 0 Kokomo ....,. .... 2 6
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Indianapolis Trips
ROW 1: Butclgjoris driving under for a lay-up. O Boys making a re-
quest of Bill Craig at the reward record hop. I Ron Bonham deflects an
intended goal, as Butch Joris and Charlie Hinds get set to rebound ball.
ROW 2: Assistant Coach Carl Adams. I Charlie Hinds, Andy Ander-
son, Butch Joris, and Dave Hofheinz chop down the Regional nets. C
Students file into the Rivoli Theatre to see the Globe-Trotter show.
O Hinds struggles with an unidentified opponent.
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ROW 3: Hinds tries to decide whether to pass to Holheinz or Bonham, or
to shoot. I Dave Holheinz drives past three Richmond opponents for
a lay-up. O joris fights with an opponent for the ball. O Anderson
tries to keep an opponent from shooting.
ROW 4: The cheering block entertains at hall'-time. O A close-up ol'
block members cheering the 'Cats. O Sandy Druckemiller spurs the
block on to louder yelling. O Ron Bonham prepares for a lay-up.
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looks on. ylflrzrzvn flimaxed his I9-U .teaton lgy zfinnzng llze
145-pound Slate Clzamj1zorz5lz1p.j'erU1 placed seeond in NCC,
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team of four seniors and eight sophomores and the casualties that oc-
curred during the various meets. .Xt Indianapolis Tech, Rat' Bayer,
senior, suffered a dislocated elbow. Senior Jerry Collins encountered
a broken finger while participating in the Bloomington meet, however.
he later returned to finish the season. The sophomores progressed well,
but, due to a lack of experience. were not able to win consistently.
Nevertheless, Dennis Johnson went as far as the regionals and -john
Barnett placed third in NCC. The senior matmen made it possible for
Central to place sixth in state competition, The season record of three
QUPPIER LFFTD .Norman Crow lim' rozzlrol of an Anrlerton
oppom'nl'i' arm and ir ztlnrkzagjor rzjoll. QUPPER RIG!-l'l'J
Fred juries linings Ilyfllf' lo flu' mal trtllli I1 double leg lake-
rlotorz, CLOWER LEFTU Km A rrlnglon has aflzwnlnge oflzis
wins and nine losses iollows:
Bearcats , , ,, 45 Marion , , , L5
Bearcats ,,,,,,,,,, , IB lndianapolis Tech 26
Bearcats 19 Bloomington 22
Bearcats l ll Richmond 33
Bearcats I3 Anderson , 20
Bearcats , 12 Kokomo , ,, , 27
Bearcats 43 New Castle , , ,, 3
Bearcats 42 Klarion 7
NCC Tournament , lXluncie, I-ilith
l.lrl.S..X.:X. Sectionals , lvluncie, third
l.H.S,xX,.'X. Regionals , Nluncie, third
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XVRESTLING SQUAD
ROW I: John Barnett, Dennis Johnson, Mike Hod-
son, Gary Crow, Jerry Collins, Carlton Polk ROl'1'2.'
Asst. Coach Leo Meiich, Norman Crow, Wendell
Raines, Dan Benson, Phil Baldrige, Bob Van Matre.
RUl'1f'.'f: Coach Dick Fisher, Fred Jones, Ken Arring-
ton, Jerry Boggs, Marvin Campbell, and Charles
Michael, manager.
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The 1957 cross country season was the first in which Cen-
tral had won first place in three major meets-the Shortridge
Invitational, the North Central Conference meet, and the
Sectional. The team also took second place in the state,
being beaten only by Hobart. The scores of these meets are
as follows:
SHORTRIDGE INVITATIONAL Q14 tearnsj: Central
78, Anderson 129, Chesterton 145, Marion 151, Shortridge
162 . . . SECTIONAL Q12 teamsj: Central 42, Anderson 55,
Madison Heights 101, Pendleton 103, Kokomo 115, Burris
181 . . . STATE Q19 teamsj: Hobart 91, Central 115, Short-
ridge 185, Anderson 194, Fort Wayne North 221.
Central's dual meet record was six wins to only one loss.
The following are the scores: CENTRAL 20, TECH 40 . . ,
CENTRAL 30, SHORTRIDGE 25 . . . CENTRAL 19,
ANDERSON 38 . . . CENTRAL 19, MARION 42 . . .
CENTRAL 15, RICHMOND 50. . . CENTRAL 21, KO-
KOMO 40 . . . CENTRAL 25, BURRIS 70.
.Coach Mel Wilson lists Bob Patterson as the outstanding
runner of the season. Bob was the North Central Conference
champion and finished third among the top runners in the
state. Fred Wilkerson and George Bonner were also depend-
able runners.
lLlPPER LEFT! Bob Puttrrsun, North Central Corjkrence fhamp, sprinls. QLOWLR LEFTJ
Gmrgr Bormfr Jlzozw his running sgylr. QLOWER RIGH'fl Senior runners-Dzzvf Routh, with
if fmr rz gr rm a funn! Imphy, and Fred IfVz'lkersor1, hnlf1'z'rzg the Conference trophy
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ROW 1: Gary Wulff, Don Grouse, George Bonner, Jan Conway, Gary
Grow, Bob Carnes, Gayle Tucker, Gary Hall.
ROW 2: james Anderson, Wendell Raines, Tom Arrington, Gary Baney,
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ROW3: Mel Wilson, coach, Mike Schranz, Don W'aters,John Bayman,
Bill Lewis, Fred Wilkerson, David Routh, Carl Humphrey, assistant coach.
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Gary Wulfli, Dan Oyler, Sonny Burks, Ronald Thompson, Kenny Ar-
rington, Ronnie Spoonmore. ROW 2: james Nettles, Bill Alfont, Don
Waters, David Baker, Bob Patterson, Ronnie Williams, Mike DeVault,
Ray Jimerson, Bob Carnes. ROW 3: jan Conway, Steve Cole, Mike
Schranz, Gary Crow, Doug Patterson, Robert Janek, john Rench, john
Smith, Cornelius Dollison, Roy Burks. ROW 4: Butch Cursey, Nlike
O'Neal, Steve Stewart jim Hatcher, Eddie Jernagin, Tom Murray, Tom
Arrington, John Bayman, George Bonner, Jim Davis. ROW 5: .lim
Scates,GeoH' Rivers, Dennis johnson, Dennis Mileshjoe Crouch,-jim Keep.
KTOPQ Mike De Vault demonstrates his shot put throw whioh won him o "First" in the Munrz'e Relays.
QTOP CENTER, David Gibson goes over the pole oaulting bar with inches to spare. CTOP FRIGHTD Dave
Patterson and David Baker work up steam during a practice run. CLEFT CENTERl Ray jimerson and
1958 TRACK SCHEDULE
March 7-Fort Wayne North Side,
Kokomo, Hobart-at Notre Dame
March 29-Hoosier Relays at I.U.
April 8-Inter-class, here
April 11-Marion QASLBQ, here
April 15-Fort Wayne North Side, there
April 19-Muncie Relays, here
Ron Thompson leap the high hurdles. fRIGHT CENTERD Fred Wilkerson ana' Don Waters set the pace
as they round the south turn. KLEFT BOTTOMD Passing the baton in a trial run are jim Nettles, Dan
Oyler, john Smith, and Sonny Burks. QBOTTOM RIGHT, No, Gary Wumnsnlt going swimming,' thafs
a dive over the high jumping pole.
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April 29-Richmond fAsiBj, there mg. -1 7 xiii, iraqi,
May 2-NCC Meet at Richmond V i t- i m wv x 5 X Y f A g
May 9-Sectional at Burris ' f Wife
May 13-Anderson '4B,', here
May 16-Regional at Indianapolis Tech
May 24-State at Indianapolis Tech
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R. Millvr, pilchcrg l.. Arbogast, pitcher. ROl1"2: B. Di-ckcfr, inliL d
Wiucxd, oulficldg ll. Vanllykc, inlicldg D. Campbell, inlicldg N C rom
ah' outfield. RUl1'.'3: D, 'l'hompsoii, oullic-ldg B. Noble, outlicldg R C rouse
i'2llt'lll'I'Q ll. llollicinz, inlicldg B. Joris, pilclicr and inlicldg D Su
lmkcr, uliliiyg F. Clock, sliiclcnl imiiizigvr.
Diamond Experts
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April 22
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QTOPJ "lbu're aid!" Dave Roulh tags basejusl in
lzme as Dirk Campbell slz'a'es in. CCENTER Larry
Don Van Dyke has his eyes un the ball and 'lhzis
fee! on the ground" as he prepares to catch a
gmund ball. lCENTi2R RIGHTJ Pltrher Bill
Ciumzrzpgham watrhesjhr results ofthe ball he
just pzlflied. QBOTTOM LEFT, Ronnie Crouse,
i'r1l4'l1zr, I5 preltzzireflxjusl in ease Dirk Tholrzpsvn
Illllllll Ihr hall. fBo'i'ToM Rioirrp Baseball z'sn't
all filmed un the gmzmd. To prove zil, Dave
Hwfluinj jiunps for I1 hall.
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April 20-Alexandria May 6-Anderson
April 21-New Castle May 8-New Castle
April 23-Marion May 9-Richmond, SS. Ft. Wayne
April 24-Anderson May' l2ASectional Practice i
April 25-Hagerstown May 15-N.C.C. Practice Meet ,
April 29-Marion May l74Sectional Tourney
May 2-Richmond May 19AN.C.C. Tourney 1
May 5-S.E.l.H.S. Tourney May 24-State Tourney
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ROW2.' Bill Honn, Dan Bartletlhlon Hatcher, Lonnie Lorance, Steve Bar- DAN BAXRTIAI-QTT 'i
nett, Joe Faris, Gary Nigh.
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April 29
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1958 TENNIS SCHEDULE
Bluflton, here
South Side, here
Peru, there
Frankfort, there.
Logansport, there
Richmond
Lafayette,
Burris Invitational,
Indianapolis Tech.
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ROW I: Jack Cruea, Kent Howard, Gary Hensley john Chase
ROW 2: Charles Pilkington, Toby Roberts, Coach Ed Olsen Carlton Polk Greg Hurst
NOTPICTURED: jerry Eicher and David Heltz
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Football Stadium anal cinder track. The smaller
buz'la'irzg is McKz'nlgz jr. High,
Bearcal rrzanagers-Tim Gelz, Dick Ertle, jim
Marshall, Frea' Clock, ana' Ora Woolums-
clzeclring over the Juppbf morn.
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ROW I: Carl Adams-Baseball, Assistant Basketballg Ettore Antoninii ROW2: Leo Blanch-Assistant Football. Assistant Wrestlingg Ed Olsen
Footballg Dick Fisher-Wrestling, Assistant Footballg Carl Humphrey- sTennisg Ernest Sutton-Golf: Hal l.Varren-Statistician: Manager
Assistant Track, Assistant Cross Countryg john Longfellow-Baskotball. Athletic Equipment: Kiel Wilson-Track. Cross Country.
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tral English course without memories ofa
last-minute rush to meet a book report dead-
line? Or what student has not chewed his
pencil in a frantic ettort to remember an elu-
sive answer to a question on a six-weeks test?
But after the year has ended and the rage
has died down from that C that should have
been a B, and from that till-midnight home-
work that was done wrong anyhow, what
student has not looked back on the 37
weeks and admitted: "You know, l think l
learned something this yearn? 75
One, two, three, four, Eve! No, not Hve, but sixteen
teachers make up the staff at the Trade School. Some of
our future electricians, printers, carpenters, and auto
mechanics may be found working in classes under the
supervision of the varied faculty. Many students from
Trade School obtain goodjobs in industry after graduation.
The school is primarily for Central High School stu-
dents, but some county school pupils also attend. This
year there is a veterans' night program where many
young men are learning as well as high school pupils.
The eight main areas taught are electricity, building
trades, drafting, auto mechanics, machine shop, print-
ing, sheet metal, and woodworking. These classes pre-
pare students for a future in industry. Pupils are taught
everything from learning how to build cedar chests to
lubricating a car. In carpentry classes boys usually learn
to build houses. This year they were remodeling them.
Most academic classes are an average of one hour in
length. If one chooses a Trade and lndustry class. it will
last for a length of three hours.
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attend for a half day and then go to their other school
the remaining half.
One of the most interesting of programs at the school
during this year was one given by the General Motors
Fisher Body Company, Craftsmen Guild. In a one-hour
program a representative from General Motors spoke to
the boys and tried to get some of them interested in sub-
mitting models of airplanes, cars, and boats in national
competition which was held at Ball State Teachers Col-
lege. The winner was to receive a grand prize of a trip
to Detroit, Michigan.
A particularly nice feature at the Trade School is its
popular cafeteria. The students don't have to worry
about finding a place to eat lunch because all they have
to do is head for the cafeteria, where the food is nourish-
ing and inexpensive. People from all over Muncie also
take advantage of the cafeteria.
lN'Iany industrialists throughout the city have found
that the Trade School produces well-trained employees.
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Did you ever try to reach the fourth floor by the back
stairway? We're pretty certain that some of our sopho-
mores Cpardon uslj tried and didn't succeed. For those
who still haven't succeeded in reaching fourth floor by
this route, we doubt if they ever will. Why? Well, be-
cause there wasn,t, and still isnat, a back stairway.
But why all the fuss over getting to fourth floor? No,
there were no ghosts, spooks, bats, or witches Qalthough
there may have been a few cob-websj. "Way up therew
were the business classes. The forty-five classes in the
business department kept nine instructors busy all day,
teaching everything from typing to machine calculation.
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think thatls Hreally somethingwl Five-minute writings
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dents ofthe Middle Wlest, and from that test Anna Jean
Wilson, ajunior at Central, placed tenth. typing fifty-
five words a minute with only two mistakes.
SORT, SUMMARIZE, PROVE, AND PRESENT!
This sounds like a mouthful. and it really was. In the
December, 1957, issue of UBEA, Business Education
Forum, this article appeared. It was written by NV.
Wagoner, a business teacher at Central. The title ofthe
article refers to the basic concept that should be taught
in bookkeeping, according to Mr. Wagoner. He stated
that almost all problems arising in bookkeeping. or rec-
ord keeping can be solved using that premise. Students
who read SORT, SUMMARIZE, PROVE. AND PRE-
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No, this isn't a hold-upg it's1just a familiar request
heard in gym classes during an exciting basketball game.
Basketball seemed to be the favorite sport in girlsf gym
classes during the winter months. Other favorites this
year were volleyball, and, of course, tumbling.
In some classes girls learned to dance the Schot-
tische. C0ne, two, three, hop! Step, hop! Something
different from rock and roll, huh?J
Some aquatic Central males go to the Y. M. daily,
where they learn how for a better wayj to swim. This
sport is quite popular as a variation from the usual
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Boys made their own aprons to be used in all-male food classes
Cwith the help of the teacher, of courselj.
In driver training classes students learned to master the funda-
mentals, and good driving habits. They also learned to cope with
unexpected situations.
Two more homemaking laboratories have taken the new look.
New cupboards, tables, and chairs have lifted the spirit of one
foods laboratory. Draperies, new sewing machines, and some ar-
tistic touches by the girls have added glamour to another cloth-
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Have you seen any unusual obj ects flying around this year?
That is, besides a couple of satellites? To tell the truth,
we haven't eitherg but with the teaching of aeronautics
this year, one may sometimes wonder. Aeronautics was
taught at Central before World War H, then suspended
until this year. Many have found it to be an interesting
and valuable class.
But aeronautics isn't the only interesting science taught.
This year in chemistry classes students identified an al-
legedly unknown element as if they had discovered it
themselves. Students in these classes have also undertaken
several projects. One of the most interesting of these was
the study of penicillin. Another was with rocket fuel.
QMaybe someone in these classes will be the first to get
to the moonlj
Something new in science equipment was seen in physics
classrooms. Many students worked during this year build-
ing such apparatus.
After spring vacation botany classes planted tomatoes
and cabbage in the greenhouse. QNO, not flowerslj The
students watch plants develop until they are fully grown.
Dissecting frogs was a project in zoology classes. Each
student "took a frog apart" and examined each piece of
its anatomy.
Earlier this year an Uescapedw possum came to Central
at noon to visit in the auditorium. CWell, not exactly
Visitlj One of our "mighty" Central boys captured the
"escaped onefl and then it was off to the Zoology room to
be dissected.
QTOPJ Barbara MKlHl'k and Frank Forster are learnzingjonz ,Mr Azfzla
how tojind the slope ofa line in algebra clam. QTOP CENTERJ Ran Szpe
is showing Larry Tresler, Sandy jonex and Ran Crouxe a lrz'-reetangzzlar
Jpherzral lrzangle. CBOTTOM CENTERH "How does your garden lgrowy'
In this rare it grows on the roof of Central. Looking al one of Ilzeir
plants are Naney Dunn, Paula Deere, Dzfl: Dawxon, ilflr. Hitters, and
Dennix Wasson. QBOTTOMJ Checking over an old skull in qoology lllljji are
.Nanqy Sallerjield, jim Cole and Sherri Stewarl.
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CARL ADAMS
Health Education, Physical Education, Driver Education
CLYDE ALLMON
English
ETTORE ANTONINI
Physical Education, Health Education
HUBERT AUSTIN
Electricity, Trade School
RAMON L. AVILA
Nlathematics
MISS ESTHER BARTLETT
Social Studies
WILLIAM BASINGER
Art
RICHARD BEERBOWER
Sheet Metal, Trade School
MISS ELEANOR BLY
English, Speech
ERNEST H. BOYER
M usic
H. S. BRICKLEY
Supervisor, Industrial and Trade School
MISS ANN BRINSON
Home Economics
RONALD BUDENSIEK
Science
MRS. CLAIR BULLOCK
Cafeteria Director, Trade School
W. A. BURNETTE
Mathemati'cs 65:39 Science, Trade School
FREDERICK BURT
Draj?ing, Trade School
MRS. BERNICE BURTON
English
PAUL E. CARMICHAEL
Head Art Department
MRS. JANET CASEY
Social Studies
ROBERT COLVIN
Business Education
RALPH CONELLEY
English, Trade School
R. LLOYD COOLEY
Social Studies
KENNETH COULSON
Coordinator, Distributiue Education
MERRILL CRISLER
Science
NEIL W. DAILY
Head Business Education Department
MRS. ADLAI G. DALBY
Librarian
JAMES DAVIDSON
Health Education, Physical
Education, Driver Education
DELMAR DOOLEY
Machine Shop, Trade School
ROBERT E. DWIGGINS
Musz'c
EDWIN H. EILTS
Auto Mechanz'cs, Trade School
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Head, Mathematz'cs Department
RICHARD FISHER
Driver Education, Physical Education,
Health Education
MISS MARJORIE FOSTER
Capteria Director, Central
ROBERT M. GIBSON
Social Studies
ROLLIN A. CILL
Mathemati4cs, Trade School
MRS. JANE GRUENEWALD
Social Studies
ROBERT HANCOCK
Latin
MARTIN HANSEN
Business Education
EARL HARGER
English, Trade School
MRS. RUTH HARKER
Home E conorn ics
EDGAR D. HENDERSON
English, journalism
M RS. DORA HOLADAY
Nlathernatics
MRS. LUCILE HOLLIS
Business Education
DONALD HUBBARD
Science
J. CARL HUMPHREY
Business Education
JAMES HYATT
Social Studies
SHERMAN JOHNSON
Carpentgi, Trade School
MALCOLM JULIAN
English
They Sponsor Us
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MISS KATHERINE H. KING
Physical Education, Health Education
MISS DOROTHY KRIEGER
Home Economics
WILLIAM E. LANGDON
English
MISS LAURA LINDEN '
Head, Foreign Language Department, Spanish, French
ROGER S. LINGEMAN
Science
JOHN LQNGFELLOW
M athematics, Physical Education
MISS MARJORIE LUCE
School Nurse
CHARLES MARCUS
Business Education
MRS. EVELYN MCCULIDUGH
Home Economics
RUSSELL T. MCNUTT
Head, Social Studies Department
MISS JOAN MCTURNAN
Head, Home Economics Department
MISS KATHLEEN MEEHAN
English
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LEO MENCH
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MISS HELEN MORRISON
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ROBERT NOBLE
Auto tVIechanz'cs, Trade School
MISS FRANCES L. OIHARRA
Social Studies
EDWARD A. OLSEN
Mathernatz'cs
DON PARLETTE
Musz'c
MRS, SHIRLEY PHILLIPS
Home Economics
HAROLD REINOEHL
English
CHARLES RETTIG
Machine Shop, Trade School
HOMER C. RICE
Social Studies
CLAUDE RIETH
Printing, Trade School
WILLIAM A. ROSANDER
Woodwork, Trade School
MISS MARGARET RYAN
English
JOHN SCHEERER
Mathematz'cs, Industrial Arts, Trade School
HUBERT SHROYER
Business Education
FRANK STAFFORD
Head English Department
MISS JEWEL STANDERFORD
English
GLENN A. STEPLETON
Head, Musi'c Department
MISS DRUCILLA STILLWAGON
English, Dramatics
MRS. POLLY SUNDERMAN
Home Economics
ERNEST SUTTON
Driver Education, Physical Education
MISS HELEN SWARTZ
Social Studies
MISS MARY WADE
English
W. WAGONER
Business Education
HAL B. WARREN
Mathematics
MRS. LOIS WEBSTER
Home Economics, Health Education
MELVIN WILSON
Physical Education, Driver
Education, Health Education
WELDON WITTERS
Science
BYRON C. WRIGHT
Business Education
FLOYD W. RAISOR
Supervisor, Health Education,
Physical Education
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High Srhool ,vincr 1947, will retire to Bloom-
ington ohm bftzig "top Bearcotufor the past
6'lt'Ilt'7I'1'!'ll7'.Y. While pr1'nc1f1ol, Mr. Clzastain has
hrouglzt mmty honors lo Central High School.
Every Centralite has seen, in his daily stroll
down front hall, a broad smile emerging from
room 200, worn by a trim figure in a brown
suit. No one could have been in Central longer
than the opening Convocation and not have
known the smile belonged to the school princi-
pal - Mr. Chastain. Mr. Chastain has been
supervising principal at Central for eleven
years, also serving supervising principal ol'
the Trade School.
In addition to his responsibilities at Central,
Mr. Chastain has found time to bring a variety
of honors to the school. For example, he is
a member of the Board of Trustees and the
Scholarship Board ofthe National Honor So-
ciety. Among his distinguished duties this year
as president ofthe Board of Controls ofthe
State Athletic Commission was that of pre-
senting the trophy to the winners ofthe state
basketball tournament.
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Beckley director of buildings and grounds Marie Owens Fugcnc C lotk pre idtnt
Supt Nl Durward Cort Forrest Carmichael business director Wtslu Writ ind
Norman Durham treasurer
Their Plans Make School Run Smoothl
One administrator whom Centralites rarely see but
whose influence is seen in many areas is Mr. N. Dur-
ward Cory, superintendent of Muncie City schools. Mr.
Cory has now efficiently served Muncie schools for two
years in his gigantic task of overseeing a school system
that includes 21 schools and 652 school staff employees.
A graduate of Ball State Teachers College, Mr. Cory
taught at Albany and served as superintendent at Speed-
way, Indiana, and Rochester, Minnesota, before coming
to Muncie. One of Mr. Cory,s numerous and varied
duties is working with the city's board of education.
The Muncie School Board, which is comprised of Hve
elected members, made many significant decisions dur-
ing the year. Next yearls uniting of Center Township
and city schools was the most notable plan in which the
board participated. Other achievements included the
beginning of the O. W. Storer Junior High School and
the Anthony and Westview additions.
Determining policies was also the duty ofthe board of
school trustees, whose weekly meetings were held in the
Administration Building. This nerve center ofthe city's
schools is located at 328 East Washington Street, about
one-half mile from Central.
Without teachers there would be no schools, and with-
out teachers there would be no reason to have schools.
Providing and working with teachers is another duty of
the school board.
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Whether you are in trouble, need some advice, orjust
someone to talk to, our deans, Miss Johnson and Mr.
Earley, will always be around to offer you their assist-
ance. Most students come to the deans' offices knowing
they will be welcome at all times and that Miss John-
son and Mr. Earley will give them sound counseling
in their school relationships.
A few of the students ta very few, of coursej, come to
the offices to get advice which is not requested. These
students, however, need the advice which they get to
help them adjust to school regulations.
Centralites find that the deans are understanding
people. A student who is in need of a friend cannot
Hnd two people who will be any more willing than our
Central deans to be friends as well as guides.
Another helpful person is Mrs. Crawley, our new
guidance director at Central. A friendly person with a
ready smile, she plays an important part in helping
thousands of students. Helping ninth grade pupils plan
their sophomore courses for Central is just one of her
many bigjobs which sometimes Cwe knowj provide
many painful headaches.
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and Aids Provide Answers and Advice
When Mr.Jay Mcflreary, assistant principal at
the Trade School, resigned last year, Mr. Ruben
Merrell was chosen to take his place. However, he
was unfortunately forced to leave his position for
several weeks because of illness. He was tempor-
arily replaced by Mr. Gibson, teacher at Central.
Some of Mr. Merrellas duties are the making
of schedules for Trade School students, solving
their adjustment problems, checking attendance,
noon-time supervision in the halls and cafeteria.
Helping Mr. Merrell at the Trade School is Mrs.
Dorothy Bartle, who serves as his secretary. Mrs.
Bartle undertook the duties ofjosephine Saunders,
who resigned last summer after many years, service.
Assisting at Central in the deans, offices are
two secretaries, Mrs. Wright in Miss Johnson's
office and Mrs. Downey in Mr. Earley's.
flop? Dean E2ll'l0yiS student assistants this year were Carole
Hull tsczitcdl and Molly Milner, -Iudy Norton, Sherry Oliver,
linrac Hutson, Georgia Sanders, Jane Olsen, Wfanda Minix and
Nancy Dunn. flfnllwnl Dcan Lticillcljohiisorfs assistants: Sher-
ry 'l'r.1pp tscatvdl and Suc Lambert, Patricia Davis, Nancy
Knzllbl, Myrna l.ittell and Moya McFarland.
A.r.v1V.vtz'rzg .Wm Dalby in flu' libmqy llzzxfyerzr as pages
were Earlene Hnzvani, .N-Illlljl' ClZHllIfIt'lll', Sl1r'rU',
.Willem Sally Tlzreslzer, Susan ,Vqfff jrzrkie llorrozw,
Cailzerme Thrown, Nurnza Rolzold, Clfzzulizz Huff! and
Carol Newkirlf. Sittirzg 13 Belly Slqforzl. Th1'.YFAQ1'fl.S'
"remind" tlze studenlx books llmt are due.
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And people are what Central has the most of.
These many students vary widely. They rep-
resent several races and nationalities, many
religious beliefs, and a mixture of person-
alities. There are students who know the
formula for making A's and students who
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and they learn to live together with few con-
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SUE PENCE was chosen as Central's all-around ideal senior teenager for this
year by members of her own class. Our well-rounded",Miss" has a high
scholastic average, a pleasant personality, and a record of service to
the school in many varied activities. Here she is seen illustrat-
ing one qualification of a well-rounded teenager-being
able to study, watch TV, and listen to the radio all
at the same time. But noteenager is able to en-
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Rosvniztry' Adams, Shelby .'ACl2'll11S,J02lIl Althcrr,
RUII' 2: VY1lL1lll'lfl2i AIiIIclu'1', -lanics K, Ancil, Betty Anderson, Mary
Three kz'na'5 qf.s'enz'0rs: Some
BILLY G. ABRAM. CH.ARLES RICH.ARD ADAMS-Band,
Baseball, Cheering Block, J.C.L. LARRY .ADAMS-
Band, Concert Choir, Sr. Council, Cheering Block, Art
Club. RoSEMARY ADAMS-Concert Choir, "Blithe
Spirit," Stage Door, Art Club, "Moods"1 entered from
XVest Sr. High, Aurora, Illinois. SHELBY ADAx1SfTri-
Hi-Y. tlo,xN .'xL'l'lIliRRA--HOIICDI' Society. Sr. Council.
Cheering Block. Tri-Hi-Y: hlath, French. Art Clubs:
"Moods" xv.-XL'NF1.1J.-X rXN.-XCIKER, JAMES K. Axt:IL-Con-
cert Choir, Sr. Council, "Good Neighbors," "Blithe
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ROW 3: Mike Austin, Al Bard, llixieljtiiic Barlow, Sally M. Barnes,
Ray Reasor Bayer, Patricia Underwood Beach.
wha date and stay om' late,
Spiritj, Stage Door. BETTY J. ANDERSON. MARY VIVIAN
ANDERSON-HOHOY Society, Concert Choir, Soph. Coun-
cil, Cheering Block, F.H.A., "Moods" KENNETH W. AR-
RINGTON-Band, Football, Track, Wrestling, Baseball,
Cheering Block, M. Club. GARY ATKINS. MIKE AUSTIN
-Swimming, Hi-Y. AL BARD-COHCCFI Choir. DIXIE
JUNE B.-XRLOXV-COHCCTI Choir. SALLY M. BARNES-
Concert Choir. RAY REASOR BAYER-Football, Wrest-
ling, Cheering Block, M. Club, HMoods.', PATRICIA
UNDERXN'OOD BEACH-Crchestra J.C.L.
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MARILYN ROSE BEARD-OTCDCSIFZ, Bible Club. BILLY
BEEBE-COHCCTY Choir. LAVONNE BELL-D.E. Club.
DONALD EARL BENBOW-JT. Council, Football, Track,
Wrestling, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, Math, M. Clubs.
JOSEPH EARL BENNETT-Band, Orchestra, "Moocls.'l
MARILYN ANNE BENNINGTON-Quill and Scroll, uMun-
sonian,', Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, Math Club,
"MoOds.', DAN R. BENSON-Jr., Sr. Councils, Wrestling,
Baseball, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, J.C.L., M. Club. DOR-
OTHEA BIEHL-ciGOOd Neighbors," 'cBlithe Spirit," Con-
cert Choir, Y-Teens, Stage Door. GARY DEAN BIRDw-
Concert Choir. LOWELL T. BYRD. LARRY A. BLADE-
Band, Cheering Block, D.E. Club. RONNIE BOOUE.
ROW 1: Marilyn Rose Beard, Billy Beebe, Lavonne Bell, Donald Earl
Benbow, Joseph Earl Bennett, Marilyn Anne Bennington.
ROW2: Dan R. Benson, Dorothea Biehl, Cary Dean Bird, Lowell T.
Byrd, Larry A. Blade, Ronnie Bogue.
CHARLES C. BoGL'sKE. QJU.-KNIT.-X BOLES-Soph. Council.
JAY DEE BOND. JINI A. BoPEsfColfg entered from St.
Joseph High School. South Bend. SANDRA BOXX'IEfCOD-
cert Choir, Cheering Block, J.C.L.g Chemistry, Spanish
Clubs. MARILYN KAY BOYLE-Band. Orchestra. Jr.
Council, ETA., F.H.A., 'gkloodsf' JANE ELIZABETH
BRANDON-Nhlunsonianf' 'iMoOds." L.-XXVAXDA JOYCE
BREWER-Concert Choir. SHELBY. BRIGOs. JACK T.
BROADWVATER - Soph., Jr., Sr. Councils, Football.
Baseball, Cheering Block, M. Club. M. JOYCE BROwN.
MARY'INA BROWN-Honor Society, Quill and Scroll,
uMagician.'7
ROIVBY Charles C.Boguske, Juanita Bolcs. Jay Dee Bond. Jim A. Bopes.
Sandra Bowie. Marilyn Kay Boyle.
ROW -if Jane Elizabeth Brandon, LaW'anda Joyce Brewer. Shelby
Briggs,Jack T. Broadwater, M. Joyce Brown, Marvina Brown.
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liII,,Ierl'y Eiigciiv Burgess, Sonny Burks. ROW 3: Gary Carmichael, Mary Ann Carpenter, Katherine Carson,
ROM' 2: Robert l.. Burns, Phyllis Burnworth, Mike Burres, Raymond Betty Lou Case, George W. Caupp, Marvin Cavanaugh.
some who loaf and congregate-ana' some who graduate
WILLIAM E. BROWN-COHCCFI Choir. MIKE BRUMBACK-
Swimming, Cheering Block. DICK BRYAN-BOYS, State,
Sr. Council, Football, Basketball, Cheering Block, Hi-Y,
j.C.L., M. Club. WILLAM BUNTIN-GOlf. JERRY EUGENE
BLIRGESS-ChCCflHg Block, Hi-Y, Bible Club. SONNY
BLTRKS-CODCCFI Choir, Soph. Council, Basketball,
Track, Art Club. ROBERT L. BuRNsdSoph. Council
PHYI.LIs BURNWORTH-Cheering Block. MIKE BURRES.
RAYMOND R. CAINE. JOHN CAMPBELLfSr. Council. MAR-
VIN E. CAMPBELL-jr. Council, Football, XN'restling,
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Cheering Block, M. Club. GARY CARMICHAEL-Cheering
Block, Hi-Y, Physics, Math Clubs. MARY ANN CARPEN-
TER. KATHERINE CARSON-Honor Society, Quill and
Scroll, "Magician," Ass't. Editor, Ind. Student Leg. As-
sembly, Book Guild, Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, Physics,
Math Clubs, Girls, State. BETTY LOU CASE-HODOY
Society, j.C.L., Math Club. GEORGE W. CAUPP-
Soph. Council, Cheering Block, D.E. Club. MARVIN
CAVANAUGH.
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Book Guild, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, Physics, Math, M.,
French Clubs. CECIL CHEATHAM. ROBERT C. CHRISTIAN
-Football, Golf. EARL G. CLARK-Band, Orchestra,
Football, Track, Wrestling. LORETTA SUE CL.ARK-TTl-
Hi-Y. REX LEON CLARK. CHARLOTTE JEAN CLEMENS-
Concert Choir, Soph. Council, Cheering Block, c4Moods."
GERALD L. CLEMENS. MERRILL V. CLEVENGER-Jr., Sr.
Councils, Baseball, Cheering Block, J.C.L. FREDRICK
EUGENE CLOCK-Hi-Y, Physics, M. Clubs, Sports Man-
ager. GEORGE WALLACE COATIE-CODCCFY Choir, Foot-
ball, Track. JANET SUE COLLINS-Orchestra, Soph.
Council. JANICE KAYE COLLINS-Soph. Council, Cheer-
ROW J: John Chase, Cecil Cheatham, Robert C. Christian, Earl G.
Clark. Loretta Sue Clark, Rex Leon Clark.
ROW2: Charlotte Jean Clemens, Gerald L. Clemens, Merrill V.Cleven-
ger, Fredrick Eugene Clock, George Wallace Coatie, Janet Sue Collins.
ing Block. Tri-Hi-Y. JERRY COLLINS-CFOSS Country,
Wfrestling. ID.-XYID COXLEX'-CTOSS Country. XVrestling.
EDYN.-XRD L. CONLEX'. PHILLIP CONN. STEPHEN NV. CONRAD
-Soph. Council. Cross Country, Track. Cheering Block.
Hi-Y, entered from Kendallville High School. NIICH.-XEL
CONYERS-Orchestra, French Club. .ALICE JANELLE
COONSYHOHOT Society, Band, Jr. Council, J.C.L..
Chemistry, Math, Bible Clubs. NIARALYN A. COOP-
Concert Choir, HGood Neighborsfl 4'Blithe Spirit."
"Moodsf' JERRY COOPER-Sr. Council, W'restling.
Cheering Block, M. Club. LINDA LOU COOPER-BQHG
CHead Majorettej, HGood Neighbors," "Moods," Rox-
ANNA fRL'THJ CORDLEfConcert Choir.
ROIV3: Janice Kaye Collins, Jerry Collins, David Conley. Edward L.
Conley, Phillip Conn, Stephen VV. Conrad.
ROW -li lN1ichael Conyers, Alice Janelle Coons. lNfIaralyn A. Coop, Jerry
Cooper, Linda Lou Cooper, Roxanna QRuthl Cordle.
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Duvicl lt Cirnll. Ronald Cf. Kfrousc. ROI
13Oll'g': Snllic jo Crouse, Jack Yan Cruea. Bill Cunningham, Glen Cun-
ninghzun, Glenda Kay Cunniriglizirn, -ludy Cunninglizun.
Dalton, Alfred Daniel, Mary Dargo, Patricia Ann Davis,
We have acquired ez ne record: athletes, muszdans,
JANE ELLEN Cox-Cheering Block, F.H.A., Y-Teens,
J.C.L. TERRY RAE Cox-Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y,
F.H.A.,VI.C.L.. Math Club. BETTY .ANN CR.AIG-COHCCFI
Choir, Soph. Council, Cheering Block. PATTY CRAIG-
Cheering Block. F.H.A.. JCL. DAVID F, CRALLfSr.
Council, Cheering Block. RONALD G. CROL'SE-HOHOT
Society. Band, Soph.. Jr. Councils: Baseball. Cheering
Blockg Math. M. Clubs: "Moods" S.-XLLIE Jo CRLJL'5E-
Concert Choir, Soph. Council. Cheering Block, D.E.
Club. JAt:R XBAX CRLEA-Cross Country. Tennis, Cheer-
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ing Block, Hi-Y, M. Club. BILL CUNNINGHAM-CFOSS
Country, Baseball, Cheering Block. GLEN CUNNINGHAM
-Swimming. GLENDA KAY CUNNINGHAM-Cheering
Block. JUDY CUNNINGHAM. DAVE CUNNINGTON-Cross
Country, Track, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, j.C.L. WILLIAM
SHERMAN DAILEY-Physics, Chemistry Clubs. SAMMIE
Joi-IN DALTON-HOHOF Society. ALFRED DANIEL, Jr.-
Soph., Jr. Councils, Cheering Block. MARY DARGO-
Cheering Block. PATRICIA ANN DAVISH-HOHOF Society,
Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, '4Moodsf,
1' 3: Dave Cunnington, William Slit-rrnztn Dailey, Sarnmicllohn
PHILLIP ROY DEANE. PHYLLIS ROSE DE.ANE-Y-TCCHS.
JOHN L. DEEDS-Football, Cheering Block, M. Club.
DONALD JAMES DEMAS-Honor Society, Ind. Student
Leg. Assembly, Soph., Jr. Councils, Book Guild, Cheer-
ing Block, J.C.L., Physics, Math Clubs, Sr. Class Vice-
President. RONALD CHARLES DEMAS-HOHOT Society,
Ind. Student Leg. Assembly, Soph., Jr. Councils, Book
Guild, Cheering Block, J.C.L., Chemistry, Math Clubs,
"MoOds.'l MARTHA Jo DEWITT-COHCCft Choir, entered
from Royerton High School. HOPE DXAMOND-J,C.L.Q
Spanish, French Clubs, Soph., Jr., Sr. Cheerleader,
'4Moods.,, CAROLYN SUE DICKERSON. PATRICIA YVONNE
DIGMAN-CODCCFK Choir, F.H.A. JAMES EDXVARD DOM-
INICK-CFOSS Country, Baseball, Cheering Block. JEF-
FREY LYNN DOWD-Swimming, Cheering Block, Engi-
neering Club. DIANE KAY DRUCK-HOHOT Society, Ind.
ROW 1: Phillip Roy Deane, Phyllis Rose Deane,John L. Deeds, Donald
James Demas, Ronald Charles Demas, Martha Jo DeWitt.
ROW2.' Hope Diamond, Carolyn Sue Dickerson, Patricia Yvonne Dig-
man, James Edward Dominick, Jeffrey Lynn Dowd, Diane Kay Druck.
Student Leg. Assembly. "Blithe Spirit." Cheering Block.
Youth Forum. J.C.L.. Stage Door. .ALLAN H. DL'L.AXEX'
-Soph. Council. DIARY JANE DL'XX7"BIUHSODl8H.k.
"Good Neighbors." "Blithe Spirit." Cheering Block.
Tri-Hi-Y. NANCY .ANN DL'NN7COUCCTI Choir. Girls'
State: Jr., Sr. Councils, Cheering Block. Tri-Hi-Y.
Spanish Club. NIARY HELEN E.-XRLS. ROBERT XY. EVANS
-Band, Orchestra. SANDRA R. EYTCI-IISON. D.AX'ID FER-
rill-'iMagician," Cheering Block. JUDITH A. FEBIYER-
Concert Choir, Cheering Block, J.C.L.. "lNIoods." DAVE
FIELDS-Cheering Block, D.E. Club. NI.-XRY .ANN FIELDS
-Soph. Council, Cheering Block. Y-Teens. ROBERT A.
FIELDS-Cheering Block, Hi-Y. PHYLLIS JEAN FINDLEY
-Honor Society. Quill and Scroll, "lVIunSonian," hlanag-
ing Editor, Ind. Student Leg. Assembly. Sr. Council. Xouth
Forum, Book Guild, Cheering Block,J.C.L., "hIOodS."
ROW3: Allan H. Dulaney. Mary Jane Dunn. Nancy Ann Dunn. Mary
Helen Earls. Robert YV. Evans. Sandra R. Eytchison.
ROW4: David Ferrill,Judith A. Femyer. Dave Fields. Mary Ann Fields.
Robert A. Fields. Phyllis Jean Findley.
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Fi-mikcl, Dirmn Kay Frey, Linda Fulton. Ann Garrarcl. R0l1'3.' Raymond Gratly,J:.1t'lc ll. Clraliani, JoAnn Graham, William
RUIVQJ Arlene Gee, Cynthia M. Gcrhzirdt. Barlnaru Jean Gibson, David W'arm,,- qgml-mm, Ri,-lm,-41 qgmwsi 'l'1,,,,,mS lim-1 G,-HVCSI
an occasional scholar ana' a ac crolo of loaprs
RoBERT M. FLANAGAN-Soph., Jr., Sr. Councils, Foot-
ball. ROBERTA MARIE FLANAGAN. LARRY .ALLEN FRANK-
EI,7l'lOIlOI' Society. U.N. Model Assembly. Boys' State.
Cheering Blockq Physics, Chemistry. Spanish Clubs.
l3lANA IQAY FREYfClOI1C6I'I Choir. Cheering Block.
LINDA FtII.ToNHConcert Choir. Cheering Block. ANN
GARRARImAHonor Society. Cheering Block. Tri-Hi-Y.
F.H.A., J.C.L.3 Physics. Chemistry Clubs. :XRLFNE GEE
-entered from Hong Kong. China. ClYXTHIA M. GER-
HARDTf'ilxILlI1SOHl21Il.ii Jr. Council. "Blithe Spirit."
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Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, Stage Door, Spanish Club.
BARBARA JEAN GIBsoN-F.H.A. DAVID LEE GIBSON-
Band, Orchestra, Track, F.T.A. CLAYTON GOE, JR. JAY
R. GOODING. RAYMOND GRADY-D.E. Club. JACK E.
GRAHAM. JOANN GRAHAM. WILLIAM WARNER GRAHAM
-Honor Society, U.N. Model Assembly, Football,
Track, Youth Forum, Book Guild, Cheering Block, Hi-
Y, Math, M. Clubs. RICHARD GRAVES-JT. Council,
Football, Baseball. THoMAs EARL GRAVES-J.C.L.
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JOYCE ANN GRAY-OTCDCSTTH. WAYNE GRAY-Honor
Society, Sr. Council, Cheering Block, J.C.L., Math Club.
CAROLYN GREEN-Honor Society, Youth Forum, Book
Guild. ROBERT A. GREER. MARILYN GREIWE-Junior
Council, Tri-Hi-Y. BARBARA GRIGE-Cheering Block.
GEORGIANNA GRIFFIS. DAVID EUGENE GRIMES-Track.
RICHARD E. GROSS. LUZERN E. GUTHRIE. DWAYNE L.
HABEGGER-Cheering Block, Stage Door. HAROLD HAG-
GARD. LEANORAH HALEY. JOEL D. HALL. MONTIE HALL
-Cheering Block. PAT HAMILTON-COHCCft Choir. PA-
ROW 1: Joyce Ann Gray, Wayne Gray, Carolyn Green, Robert A.
Greer, Marilyn Greiwe, Barbara Grice.
ROW2: Georgianna Griflis, David Eugene Grimes, Richard E. Gross,
Luzern E. Guthrie, Dwayne L. Habegger, Harold Haggard.
TRICIA ANN H.AMN1OXD-icMUHSOUlZ1H..l "Good Neigh-
borsf' Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y. J.C.L.. Stage Door.
"Moods" TERRY RAY HAMMONS. AUDREYJLNE HANEY'-
Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, MlVIunsonian," Editor-
in-Chief, Girls' State, Soph., Jr., Sr. Councils. Cheering
Block, F.H.A., French Club. Cv.-XRRY H.ANSON-HOHOT
Society. EARL E. HARNISH. JAMES R. HARPER-"lNIagi-
cian," 'cGood Neighborsf' Swimming, Cheering Block.
MARGARET MARIE HARRY. EUGENE H.ART-COHCCFI
Choir, Cheering Block.
ROW 3. Leanorah Haley, Joel D. Hall, Nlontie Hall, Pat Hamilton,
Patricia Ann Hammond, Terry Ray Hammons.
ROW4: Audrey June Haney,Garry Hanson, Earl E. Harnish, James R.
Harper, Margaret Marie Harry, Eugene Hart.
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Hastings, Marjorie Hayden, Allen Copeland Hays. ROW 3: Larry LeRoy Hershberger, Lewellen lliekey, Earl Warren
H0l'l'2.' Michael Heinrichs, Myron Hendricks, Larry R. Helms, James Hicks, Ralph F.. Hiesland, Charles Eugene Hinds, Katie Slulls Hinkle.
We've nzshed smashing test tubes ana' lab equzjyment,
SANDRA SUE HART-Quill and Scroll, 'cMagician,', Edi-
tor-in-Chief, Jr. Council, Youth Forum, Book Guild,
Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish, French Clubs,
"Moods" M.ARSHA A. HARTLEY'-COHCCFI Choir, Soph.
Council. LEONARD RAY HASSE-HOHOY Society, Jr.
Council, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, Engineering Club. KAY
HASTINGS-Cheering Block. MARJORIE H.-XX'DEN-fHOHOf
Society, Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, vI.C.L.. French Club.
ALLEN COPEL.-XND HAYS-Football, Track, Wrestling,
Baseball, Cheering Block, M. Club. "Moods" lNlICI-I.-REL
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HEINRICHS-COHCCTt Choir. MYRON HENDRICRS. LARRY
R. HELMS-HOHOT Society, U.N. Model Assembly, jr.
Council, Football, Wrestling, Youth Forum, Book Guild,
Cheering Block, Hi-Y, M. Club. JAMES HOWARD HENS-
LEY. THOMAS HERBERT. MARY SUE HERRIMAN. LARRY
LERoY HERSHBERGER. LEWELLEN HICREY. EARL WAR-
REN Hicxs-Chemistry Club. RALPH E. HIESTAND.
CHARLES EUGENE H1NDs-Basketball. KATIE STULTS
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HOFFMAN. AMP H. HOLDING-COHCCTY Choir, Cheering
Block. JOHNICE LEE HOLDING-Concert Choir, '4Blithe
Spirit," Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, Stage Door. JEAN-
ETTE HOLLAND-OTCh6Stf3, Concert Choir. SYLVESTER
HOLT-Spanish Club. NANCY LOU HOOVER-Tri-Hi-Y,
F.H.A. LEWIS HOPPER-fCheering Block. JOYCE ANN
HOUR. HARRY KENT HOWARD-Honor Society, U.N.
Model Assembly, Sr. Council, Wrestling, Tennis, Youth
Forum, Book Guild, Chemistry, Spanish, M. Clubs.
MARGARET HOWELL-icMuHSOHl3H,,, Cheering Block,
Tri-Hi-Y, Math, Spanish Clubs, 'cMoOds." MARY KAY
HUEPMAN-Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L., Math
ROW I: Bill Hinton, Bob D. Hirst, Ina Joyce Hoffman, Amp H. Hold-
ing, Johnice Lee Holding, Jeanette Holland.
ROWQ: Sylvester Holt, Nancy Lou Hoover, Lewis Hopper, Joyce Ann
Houk, Harry Kent Howard, Margaret Howell.
Club. CAROLE ANN HULL-HOHOF Society, Cheering
Block, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L., French Club, 'ilNIoods": entered
from Peru, Indiana. JOHN HUNT-Sf. Council. Football.
Track, Wlrestling, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, J.C.L.: Physics.
Math, M. Clubs. M.ARJORIE JEANNE HUNT-Soph.
Council, Cheering Block, F.H.A. LARAE NI. HL'TSONi
Jr. Sec. and Treas., Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y. J.C.L.
DELORES HUXHOLD. GENE INGRAM-Band. Orchestra.
Cheering Block. BOB IPOCK. PEGGY .ANN lRw1N-Con-
cert Choir, Cheering Block, F.T.A. GLEN JACK. BAR-
BARA JEAN JENKINSON-Concert Choir, Sr. Council,
Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, HMoods." H.
LLOYD JOHNSON-Basketball, Track.
ROW3.' Mary Kay Huffman, Carole Ann Hull, John Hunt. Marjorie
Jeanne Hunt, Larae M. Hutson, Delores Huxhold.
ROW4: Gene Ingram, Bob lpock, Peggy Ann lrwin, Glen Jack. Bar-
bara Jean Jenkinson, H. Lloyd Johnson.
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Jones, Joyce Jones, Lillie Jones.
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RUIfV.'f: William C. Kanlz, Allan Keller, Gary lluanc Kennedy, Janet
Kimbrough, Bonnie King, Charles YIlll0ITl2lS Alexander King.
"messed upn our last theme and cmmmedjhr our last exam
LYLE WESLEY JOHNSON-entered from Vincennes, Bible
Club. ALILEN JONES-Swimming, Cheering Block. FRED
M. JONES-Jr. Council, Wrestling, Cheering Block, Hi-Y.
JOHN CECIL JONES-HOUOT Society, Jr., Sr. Councils,
Cheering Block, Hi-Y, French Club, also attended
Paxon, Fla., Sr, High. JOYCE JONES-i'MUHSOHl3H,,l
Concert Choir. Soph. Council, "Good Neighborsf' "Blithe
Spiritf' Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, Stage Door. LILLIE
JONES-"lNIunsonian," Cheering Block. PHILLXP AR-
THLR JONES. RONALD L. JONES. SANDRA LEE JONES
,Hgngr Society, g'lNIagician." Girls' State, Youth
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Forum, Book Guild, Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, Phys-
ics, Math Clubs, " Moods. H SUSAN BUENNAGEL
J O N ES - Soph. Council, Cheering Block, J.C.L.
LAURA ANN JORDAN-Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A.
CHARLES LBUTCHJ JORIS-Football, Basketball, Baseball,
M. Club. WILLIAM C. KANTZ-Cheering Block. ALLAN
KELLER-GOlf. GARY DUANE KENNEDY. JANET KIM-
BROLTGH-HOHOF Society, Girls, State, Youth Forum,
Book Guild, Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., J.C.L.,
lXfIath Club, "Moods.'? BONNIE KING. CHARLES THOMAS
.ALEXANDER KING-HOHOF Society, Cheering Block.
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EDWARD E. KING. JOE D. KINNETTYCFOSS Country,
Track, Chemistry, M. Clubs. ZOLA MAE KIRBY'-ChCCf-
ing Block, F.T.A., F.H.A. MARVIN KIRTZ-TFZCK,
Wrestling. DAVE KISTLER-Band. MARY' ELLEN CLEX7-
ENGER KLEPEER-Soph. Council, D.E. Club. LORETTA
L. KLINE-CHfCYCd from Knightstown, Indiana. SANDY
KNECHT-HOHOY Society, Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y,
French Club. JUDITH ANN KRAMER-COHCCTI Choir,
D.E. Club. CLAUDIA K. KREIDER. DONALD KUHNS-
Honor Society, Chef-:ring Block, Engineering Club. PAUL
ROW I: Edward E. King, Joe D. Kinnett, Zola Mae Kirby, lylarvin
Kirtz, Dave Kistler, Mary Ellen Clevenger Klepfer.
ROW2.t Loretta L. Kline, Sandy Knecht, Judith Ann Kramer, Claudia
K. Kreider, Donald Kuhns, Paul Kvalo.
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BERT-Cheering Block. Tri-Hi-Y. F.H.A.. Blath Club.
JEAN .ANN LANGDoN4Band ET..-X.. FHA. Ros' LAsA-
TER. MICH.AEL L.AXX'ELL7U.N. Nlodel Assembly. Jr.
Council, Baseball. Chemistry. Math Clubs. XYILLIANI
LEDSINGER-Track. KAY LEITSI-IL'H1Sl'. Council. Cheer-
ing Block, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club. SL'ETTA LEWIS.. XYIL-
LIAM EARL LEwIsYCross Country. Track. entered from
Cowan. THONIAS ALLEN LIBY'. LINDA LIGHTFOCJT-COH-
cert Choir. DAVID LIPSCONIBYCOHCCFI Choir. Swimming.
ROH7 3: Danny L. Lambert. Rebecca Sue Lambert. Jean Ann Lzirisfdon.
Roy Lasater. Micliael Lawell. William Ledsinger.
ROI'1'4: Kay Leitshuh. Suctta Lewis. Xvlllllllll Earl Lewis.Thom11s .Xllcn
Liby, Linda Lightfoot. David Lipscomb.
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NVANDA L. LOCKE. M.ARG.ARET LoPToN. CHESTER A.
LoNG4Cheering Block, kI.C.L.: Physics, Chemistry,
Math Clubs. JRR,-XI.DlNl-L LQ,JL'NSBl'RX'fF,T..A. LLLL' M.XE
lXfIt:CA1N. KAY lXfII:CAI.Is'I'ER4Soph.. Sr. Councils:
Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y. XVANVEL IQEXXFTH XICCAR-
IEY, JR.iClOI1CCYI Choir. IAYNNF lXIK,1C.XRRCJLL-"GOOd
Neighbors," "Blilhc Spirit." Cheering Block. Stage Door.
C-xRI..x -IANIQ lXI4:CR.xx'fHoIior Society. Band. Orcliestra.
Concert Choir, U.N, Model :5xSS6'IUlDlY. F.T..-X..xl.C.L..
"lNloocls." FRANKIIN L. fXIc:CRI-EI-1RYfBand. IXIoxA Ii.-XY
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lN1cFARLANDgCheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L., French
Club. GEORGE H. MCGONVAN, JR.wHonor Society, Foot-
ball. Cheering Block,J.C.L.g Math, M. Clubs. WILLIAM
DEXIXYAINE MCGUNEGILL. ROBYN MCMILLIN-HOHOF So-
ciety. Quill and Scroll, uMunsonian,,, "Blithe Spirit,"
Cheering Block, Chemistry, French, Bible Clubs. JERRY
lNILIREX'NOLDS+COHCCFt Choir. LARRY MCREYNOLDS-
Concert Choir. RIKIHARID E. MCVICIKER-ChCCflHg Block,
Engineering Club. JLTDITH ELAINE MANOR-Cheering
Block. j.C.L., Bible Club.
DANIEL W. MASTERS-Sf. Council, Engineering Club.
MICHAEL DAVID MERRILL-Quill and Scroll, "Munson-
ian," 'cMagician', Photographer. SUSAN JoAN MICHAELS
-Honor Society, Sr. Council, NGood Neighborsfl Cheer-
ing Block, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L., Stage Door, '4Moods." AR-
VILLA MAE MILLER-c'Cood Neighbors," '4Blithe Spirit,"
Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Stage Door, Chemis-
try, French, Bible Clubs. JUDITH LOUISE MILLER-HOHOY
Society, Quill and Scroll, 'CMunsonian,', 4'Magician,w
Girls, State, Cheering Block. LAWRENCE MICHAEL MIL-
LER. MARGIE LOUISE MILLER. MARY LoUIsE MILLER
-Concert Choir, Soph. Council, F.H.A. MYRTLE
MILLER. SHERRY M. MILLER-F.T.A. EARL MILLS
-Cross Country, Track, Hi-Y. HARRY L. MILLS.
ROW I: Daniel W. Masters, Michael David Merrill, Susan Joan Michaels,
Arvilla Mae Miller,Juclith Louise Miller, Lawrence Michael Nliller.
ROW2: Margie Louise Miller, Mary Louise Miller, Myrtle Miller, Sher-
ry M. Miller, Earl Mills, Harry L. Mills.
MARCIA MILLS - Tri- Hi -Y. F. H. A. M .-XRGIE L.
MILLS-CODCCTI Choir. SALLY E. iXlOODEH'-HOD-
or Society, U. N. M o d el Assembly, Girls' State.
'cCood Neighbors," L'Blithe Spirit," Cheering Block. Tri-
Hi-Y, J.C.L., Stage Door, French Club. JEAN NIOODY.
K.ATHLEEN LoL'IsE lN'1OOREfHOHOT Society. Quill and
Scroll, HMunsonian," HMagician," U.N. lvlodel Assem-
bly, Cirlsl State, Youth Forum, Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-
Y, J.C.L. KATHLEEN KELLY MooRE. PAULINE SUE
MooRE-'4Munsonian," Concert Choir. MICHAEL D.ALE
MORG.AX-ChCTDlSfTy', Spanish Clubs. JAMES L. lX1ORT-
Soph. Council. JANITH DIIANNE MY'ERS-COHCCFI Choir.
LOIS ANN NEW-entered from New Lisbon High School.
MARIANNE NEWNIAN-ChCCflHg Block,J.C.L., D.F,. Club.
ROW3: Marcia Mills, Margie L. Mills, Sally E. Moodey, Jean Moody.
Kathleen Louise lN1oore, Kathleen Kelly Moore.
ROW 4: Pauline Sue Moore, Michael Dale Morgan, James L. Mort,
Janith Dianne Myers, Lois Ann New, Marianne Newman.
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RUI1' 'ff Tom Pzirkison, Belly R. Parton, llclh Ann l'11rvis, Kay llcc
l'uym', 'lihomas Petlin, S2l.lll'lCll'il Pcrligo.
IFS been cz long madfrom the ZUZJZZQOP days to the Prom
PEGGY K.-xv NICIKOLS-COHCCFI Choir, Cheering Block,
French Club, "lXfIoods." XFERNA SUE NOBLE. GLENN K.
NOEL- -Concert Choir, Jr. Council, "Blithe Spirit."
Swimming. Cheering Block. JLIDITH Km' NORTON-
Soph. Council. Youth Forum. Cheering Block."lXIoods."
SH.-TRON XXNN OI.lX'IiRfHOUOf Society. Quill and Scroll,
"lXIunsOnian," Sr. Council, Cheering Block. Tri-l-li-Y.
Spanish Club. Senior Treasurer. "Moods," SHEIL.-X J.xxE
Orsi-ix-Cheering Block Leader, Tri-Hi-Y. Senior Secre-
tarv. "lNIoods"g Math. French Clubs. DELENL' ORR-D.
E. Club. Pi-itztsx' DIANE Owl-1N+"Blithe Spirit." Stage
Door. "Moods," llxxiiit S'l'l-ll-'l-SPX OY1.i-QR--Honor Soci-
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j.C.L.g Math, French Clubs. TOM PARKISON-Band
ety, "Magician,,, Ind. Student Leg. Assembly, Sr. Coun-
cil, Football, Track, Youth Forum, Book Guild, Hi-Y,
NI, Club. CHARLES PADDOCZKiGOlf, Cheering Block,
Hi-Y. JEANNE PAMERLEAU-entered from Berkley, Mich-
igan. lVI.-XRILYN PARDIEcKfCheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y,
Orchestra, Concert Choir, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, F.T.Ai
BETTY R. PARTON-Cheering Block. BETH ANN PARVIS
-Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, 'cMoOds."
KM' DEE PAYNE. THOMAS PEDIN. SAUNDRA PEDIGOH
Concert Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A.
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EDGAR PEMBERTON. SUE PENCE+HOHOf Society, Soph.,
Jr., Sr. Councils, Youth Forum, Cheering Block, Tri-
Hi-Y, J.C.L., French Club. DANNA PENRoDaJr.
Council, Cheering Block. GILBERT O. PETERs. MICH.AEL
PFLEEGER-Cheering Block. JOHN PHILLIPs-dSwim-
ming, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, J.C.L. PAUL POST-ChCCT-
ing Block, Hi-Y. BARBARA ANN PRICE+HOHOf Society,
c'Good Neighborsfl uBlithe Spirit," Cheering Block,
J.C.L., Stage Door, Math Club, c'Moods." VERNON
QUINTON-Jr. Council, Football, Wrestling, French Club.
PHYLLIS E. SOWERS RABENSTEIN+CHfCfCd from New
Castle High School. DONNA JAYNE RACER-JY., Sr.
Councils. NANCY RAHE-HOHOF Society, Tri-Hi-Y,
ROW I: Edgar Pemberton, Sue Pence, Danna Penrod, Gilbert O
Peters, Michael Pfleeger, John Phillips.
ROW 2: Paul Post, Barbara Ann Price, Vernon Quinton, Phyllis E.
Sowers Rabenstein, Donna Jayne Rager, Nancy Rahe.
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cert Choir, Cheering Block. .ALAN FLOYD REESE4-TFRCR.
Swimming. Cheering Block. J.C.L, GENALDA REEsE.
LLICRETIA RENCH-Cheering Block,Tri-Hi-Y. CELESTINE
REYNOLDS. PATRICIA ANN REX'NOIDS-COHCCFY Choir,
Cheering Block. lv.-XNCY RIC1HNI.AN. RONALD LEON
RITCI-IIEaJr. Council, Cheering Block. Hi-Y. Engineer-
ing Club, DONNA RoBERTs. GEORGE RoEERTs-Soph..
Jr., Sr. Councils, Sports Manager. Cheering Block. Hi-Y.
Engineering Club. TOBY KEITH ROBERTS-HOHOY So-
ciety, l4Magician,'i Concert Choir, Sr. Council. Tennis,
Cheering Block, Hi-Y. 'LMoods."
ROW 3: Virginia Rainey, Jerry Reed. Alan Floyd Reese, Genaldu Reese
Lucretia Rench, Celestine Reynolds.
ROW4: Patricia Ann Reynolds, Nancy Richman. Ronald Leon Ritchie.
Donna Roberts, George Roberts, Toby Keith Roberts.
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son. -laui Robinson. Aim l.t't' l'lOCllil'I'I, Linda Rolf, RO W 'is lflulziry Stcplitfii Suwitrki, Nancy Kay Sclitirk, Stella Sells, Wil-
RUIVQ: Tom Rosvhzirl, David Routh, Ted T. Routli, .john A. Ruclv. liam Serin, llvziniizi Matrix- Sll21lltTI',KllIll Shaw.
There will never again he times like those we have ha
JOYCE .ANN ROBERTSON-Tri-Hi-Y. Lois ROBER1"SON-
Concert Choir, BETTIS PAVLINE ROBERTSON. JAN ROB-
lNSON4B2lI1ClQ Soph., Jr., Sr. Councils: Track. Cheeririg
Block, "Moods," ANN LEE ROETKEN-"GOOd Neigh-
bors." Cheering Block. Tri-Hi-Y. J.C.L.. Stage Door:
French. Art Clubsg "lXloOds." LINDA ROLI-vHo1Ior SO-
ciety, Quill and Scroll. NlNILlIlSOIll2lIl.-E Cheering Block,
Tri-l'li-Y.J.C.L.3 Physics. Chemistry Clubs. TOM RosE-
li.-XR'l'fAc3I'Cl1CSlI'll. D XVIII ROIATII- --Honor Society. Band.
Cross Country. Truck. Sxviiuiiiiiig. Bzisclmll. Cheering
Block. lf'.'If.-X,,J.C.I-.. hi. Club. I-lil-111 RtJl'lH4Clllt'C'I'lI1Q
118
Block, Hi-Y. JOHN A. RUDE-Engineering Club. NOR-
MA RLlSSELLTChCCflHg Block, Tri-Hi-Y. THOMAS K.
S.-xssER-Band, Orchestra. HALARY STEPHEN SAWICKI-
Honor Society, Jr. Council. Football, Cheering Block,
Niath Club. NANCX' KAY SCI-IUOK-Honor Society, U.N.
Model Assembly, Youth Forum, Girls, State, Book Guild,
Cheeririg Block, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L.g Physics, Math Clubs.
STELLA SELLS-F.H.A. WILLIAM SENN-Band, Orches-
tra, Hi-Y, '4MOods.7' DEANNA M,ARIE SI-IAEEER-Band,
Orchestra, j.C.L. JIM SHAW-entered from Royerton
High School.
SHIRLEY ANN SHAW-entered from Burt High School.
VIRGINIA C. SHAW-ChCCTiHg Block, J.C.L., Physics
Club. WILLIAM CHARLES SHERXVOOD. CHARLES ROBERT
SHOCKLEY-Cheering Block. ANNA SHIjTTLEW'ORTH-
Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y. TOBY SUZANNE SILVERBIQRG
-c4Munsonian,', Girls' State, Soph. Council, Cheering
Block, Spanish Club. JERRY SIMMONS. THOMAS WIL-
LIAM SIMMONS-CFOSS Country, Track, Hi-Y, j.C.L.,
Cheering Block, Math Club. RONNIE SIPE-Cheering
Block, Basketball, Track. CALVIN SPENCER SIZELOVE.
BETTY JEAN SKAGGS-HGood Neighborsf' HBlithe Spiritf,
Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L., Stage Door. TIMOTHY
ROW If Shirley Ann Shaw, Virginia C. Shaw, William Charles Sherwood,
Charles Robert Shockley, Anna Shuttleworth, Toby Suzanne Silverburg.
ROW2: Jerry Simmons, Thomas William Simmons, Ronnie Sipe, Cal-
vin Spencer Sizelove, Betty Jean Skaggs, Timothy M. Small.
M. SMALLAHOnor Society. Golf. Cheering Block: Math,
Chemistry Clubs. CONSTAXCE SLE SNIITHfChCCFiDg
Block, Bible Club, El-LA. 0RX'ILLE H.AROLD SMITH. Jr.
PP-.TTI SMITH. RONNIE E. SNIITHYCOHCCYI Choir. XYIL-
LIANI L. SNIITH4CODCCfI Choir. SANDRA KAY SNOD-
GR.-xss. Ii.-XREN SNYDER!Band, "NIunsonian." "Good
Neighborsfl '4Blithe Spirit," Stage Door. RONALD GLENN
SPOONMORE-Football, Track, Wfrestling, Cheering Block.
M. Club. LARRY STAcRHOL'sE-Band, Cheering Block.
Hi-Y, Engineering Club. ELIZABETH A. STAFFORD. LAR-
RY STANFORD-Soph. Council, Baseball. JAMES STARIQEY.
ROW3: Constance Sue Smith, Orville Harold Smith, Jr., Patti Smith.
Ronnie E. Smith, W'illiam L. Smith. Sandra Kay Snodgrass.
ROW 4: Karen Snyder, Ronald Glenn Spoonmore. Larry Stackhouse.
Elizabeth A. Stafford, Larry Stanford, james Starkey.
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RUN' l.' liinory L. Starks, David Lee Steckman. CIl1zn'l4's Stevens, Sarah li. 'lll'I'l'Y,.12'lllll'l' Carol Tliurp, liztrlmeirzt-lo Thonipson.
lillvn Stevens, lidwin O. Stewart, Thomas li, Stewart. lfUl1'.'J'.'U. l"rf-cl'l'honllasolmlolillCiiTlmllllmsori, Kurt-nRan1S1'yThomlisfm,
HOIVBJ Betty Ann Stine, James H. Stockc-tt, Kathleen Stockton, Jackie Phillip liugc-nv Thompson, Ronald lJ.'l'hoinpson, Ronald W.'l'hompson.
There will never bef1fz'ena'5hzj9s like those we have had
EMORY L. ST.ARKS-CFOSS Country, Track, Baseball, Hi-
Y, Bible Club. DAVID LEE STEORMAN-Honor Society,
Soph. Council, Golf, Youth Forum, Book Guild, Cheer-
ing Block, Hi-Y. J.C.L.g Physics, lNfIath Clubs. CH.ARLES
S'I'l-QVENS-CTl'lCCFlIlg Block. SARAH ELLEN STEVENS-
F.l-I.A.. J.C.L., Chemistry Club. Eowlx O. STEXN'ARTf
"Good Neighbors." "Blithe Spirit." Swimming. THOMAS
E. STEWART. Bl-QTTY .ANN STIXE4-Bdlld. Orchestra,
F.H.A. JAMES H. S'1'Oc:RE'1"1'. TiA'I'HI.1iEN STUCZKTON-
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"Munsonian,', entered from Royerton. JACKIE E. TERRY.
JANICE CAROL THARP-Concert Choir, Bible Club,
"MOods.'l BARBARA THOMPSON-CDtCTCd from Harri-
son Twp. G. FRED THOMPSON. JOHN C. THOMPSON-
J.C.L., U.N. Model Assembly. KAREN RAMSEY THOMP-
SON-entered from Mesa, Arizona, High School. PHILLIP
EUGENE THOMPSON. RONALD D. THOMPSON-CTOSS
Country, Track. RONALD W. THOMPSON - Band,
Orchestra.
ARLENE THORNELL-JT. Council, Cheering Block, Tri-
Hi-Y, J.C.L., 4'Moods.,' CATHERINE THROWER. JOHN
TINSLEY-Football, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, Physics Club.
MARY ELLA TODAR-Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L.
BARBARA ANN TOSH-Jr. Council, Cheering Block, Tri-
Hi-Y, J.C.L. VADA BELLE TowLEs-Cheering Block,
F.H.A. KRISTINA S. TOWNSEND. SHERRY JEAN TRAPP-
Concert Choir, Soph., Jr., Sr. Councils, Cheering Block.
LARRY DAWSON TRESTER-Sf. Council, Cheering Block,
Math Club. JEANNE DARLENE TROUTNER-Honor Soci-
ety, Girls' State, Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, entered from
Indianapolis Shortridge High School. JO ANN TURNER
-Concert Choir, Soph., Sr. Councils, Cheering Block,
F.H.A., Art Club. JOYCE ELAINE TUTTLE-ST. Council,
"Blithe Spirit," Cheering Block, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Stage
ROW I: Arlene Thornell, Catherine Thrower, John Tinsley, Mary Ella
Todar, Barbara Ann Tosh, Vada Belle Towles.
ROW 2: Kristina S. Townsend, Sherry Jean Trapp, Larry Dawson
Trester, Jeanne Darlene Troutner, Jo Ann Turner, Joyce Elaine Tuttle.
Door, MMoods." GEORGIA ULLMAN-Cheering Block.
French Club. AIARILYN Ii.-XY ULRFX'-HOHOF Society.
Cheering Block, Spanish Club. lxfi.-RRY JO XJANDERBURG
-Band, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., F.H.A., Chemistry Club.
JOYCE E. VANDEX'ENDER4ChCCflUg Block, ETA. JERRY
VAN MATRE-Basketball, Track, Cheering Block, J.C.L.,
M. Club. MIKE VAN MATRE-entered from Royerton
High School. VAUGHN WCAUGHN. JOHN DEAL VVAGONER
-Honor Society, U.N. Model Assembly. Sr. Council.
Cheering Block, J.C.L., Math Club, entered from Roy-
erton High School. WOODY DEAN WANTZ4HODOf SO-
ciety, Cheering Block, J.C.L., Physics, Math Clubs:
"Moods.,' JUDITH ANN WARNER. WILLIAM H. XV.-XRNER
-Cheering Block. RAMONA WARREN-Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A.
ROIV3: Georgia Ullman, Marilyn Kay Ulrey, Mary Jo Ynnderburq.
Joyce E. Vanclevender, Jerry Van Matre, Mike Yan Matre.
ROW 4: Vaughn Vaughn, John Deal Wagoner. Woody Dean WVantz,
Judith Ann WVarner, William H. Warner, Romona W'arren.
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KOH' I: Mildred VVz1tters, Michael Wehlage, Michael Welty, Waneta Whittcd, Philip R. Whybrew, Fred Wiggins.
Joyce Wcrtz, Gary Dale X'Vlll'ClCl', Carol Whetsell, RUW .35 Stanley B. Wilkins, Wendell L. Wilkinson, Joann Williams,
RUl1'L'.' Everett R. Wlhicker, Jeanne Whiteomb, Joe Whiteman, Byron Michael H. Williams, Judith Louise Wilson, Wayne Winkle.
There z'sn'1f fszlghs the faeulzfyj another class like us!
MILDRED WATTERS-Concert Choir, entered from Pine
Knot, Iientucky. MICHAEL S. WEHLAGE-Honor Socie-
ty, Ind. Student Leg. Assembly, Soph., Jr., Sr. Councils,
Youth Forum, Book Guild, Cheering Block. lN1ICHAEL
WELTY. WANETA JOYCE WERTZ-Honor Society, "Mun-
sonianf' Girls, State, J.C.L., Chemistry Club. cg.-XRY
DALE XVHEELER-SOPl'1., Jr. Councils: Hi-Y. Cl.-XROL
VVHETSELL. EVERETT R. XVHICKER. JEANNE XVHITCOMB
-Quill and Scroll, "Munsonian," Cheering Block. Tri-
Hi-Yg French, Art Clubs. JOE XVHITEMAN-Cheering
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Block, Hi-Y, Physics, Engineering Clubs. BYRON WHIT-
TED. PHILIP R. WHYBREW. FRED WIGGINSLBOYS, State,
Football, Track, Cheering Block, Hi-Y, Math, Engineer-
ing, Physics Clubs, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class President. STAN-
LEY B. WILKINS--Cheering Block, Chemistry Club
VVENDELL L.WILKINsON-Band, Orchestra. JOANN WIL-
LIAMS-COHCCFI Choir, F.H.A., Y-Teens. MICHAEL E
W1LL1AIvIswSwimmir1g. JUDITH LOUISE WILSON-F.H.A.
WAYNE WINKLE.
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Block, Tri-Hi-Y. LACOMAS WOLFE-COHCCFI Choir.
MORRIS WAGNER WOMACKP-Chemistry Club. DON
WOOD. LARRY A. WOOD-HOHOY Society, Baseball,
Cheering Block, Hi-Y, J.C.L., Physics, Math Clubs,
"Moodsf' GARY WOOLs-Cheering Block, Physics,
Chemistry Clubs. ORA B. WOOLUMS-M. Club, Mana-
ger. JAMES JAY WORKMAN--Cross Country, Track.
ROW I: William L. Winner, Sue Wolbach fHuntj, Lacomas Wolfe,
Morris Wagner Womack, Don Wood, Larry A. Wood.
ROW 2: Gary Wools, Ora B. Woolums, James Jay Workman, Jerry Lee
JERRY LEE XVORRNIAN-Cross Country, Track. ELIZA-
BETI-I .ANN XVYRAY-HOHOF Society, Concert Choir,
Cheering Block, F.T.A., F.H.A.g Math, French Clubs.
GARY WULFF-CTOSS Country, Track, Cheering Block.
J.C.L., M. Club. BEVERLY SUE WYANT-D.E. Club.
LEON S. YODER. JANICE ZEARBAUGH. RICHARD D. ZE
BELLE-Concert Choir. LOIS ZIMMERMAN. SANDRA KAY
MYERS-Band, 'CMoodsf'
Workman, Elizabeth Ann W'ray, Gary Wulflf
ROW 3: Beverly Sue Wyant, Leon S. Yoder, Janice Zearbaugh, Richard
D. Ze Belle, Lois Zimmerman, Sandra Kay Myers.
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The students on the left are
members of the senior honor list.
To be qualified for it, one must
maintain a 3.4 average in grades.
Each year from the time they are
sophomores, the honor students
are given a banquet by one ofthe
local luncheon groups.
RO W I: Joan Altherr, Marilyn
Boyle, Katherine Garson, Betty
Lou Gasehjohn Chase.
ROW 2: Alice Goons, Ronald
Crouse, Donald Demas, Ronald
Demas, Diane Druck.
ROW3: Phyllis Findlcy, Carolyn
Green, Richard Gross, June
Haney, Garry Hanson.
ROW 4: Leonard Hasse, Larry
Helms, Kent Howard, Mary
Kay Huffman, Sandra Lee Jones.
ROW 5: janet Kimbrough, Carla
McCray, George McGowan,
Sarah Moodey, Daniel Oyler.
ROW 6: Carolyn Pence, Barbara
Price, Nancy Shuck, Dave Steck-
man, Larry Trester.
ROW 7: Jeanne Troutner, Mari-
lyn Ulrey, J o h n Wagoner
Woody Wantz, Ramona Warren.
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ROW 8: Michael Wehlage, Wan-
eta Wertz, Sue Ann Wolbach,
Larry Wood, Elizabeth Wray.
Welre Proud of
Their Successes
Central students have traditionally brought
home top honors in many fields of inter-school
competition. Known throughout the state as a
Hwinningw school, each year outstanding Central
students acquire more honors for us Bearcats to
be proud of.
Central had three winners in the 1958 Fire
Prevention Poster Contest:
SUSAN DURHAM,jir5t place
MARY ALFONT, second place
LINDA WISE, third place
Many first division honors were awarded Cen-
tral participants in the State Solo and Ensemble
Contests:
INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS:
LADONNA COLE
PHIL COOLEY
CARLA MOCRAY
KENT MITC1IiEI.L
FLUTE TRIO
NANCY SATTERFIELD
CHARLOTTE EWING
BILLIE HUMMER
FLUTE QUARTETTE
JANELLE COONS
JUDY BOswELL
LADONNA COLE
CHARLOTTE EWING
SAXOPHONE QUARTETTE
CARLA MOCRAY
DAVID GIBSON
DAVID DENNIS
PHIL STEWART
Four students in the Regional Latin Contest
won firsts in their respective divisions. They were:
ANNA WILSON
GARY BANEY
ELIZABETH FELLERHOFF
JOHN THOMPSON
Four geometry pupils won the right to partici-
pate in the state contest by placing in the state's
upper 29 percent in the regional:
XYALERIF kXCIKIiRI.,'XND
H.-XRRX' C.-xR'I'wRIUH'I
ZON OXVEN
PHIL FFOXVNSENID
Four students in Distributive Education this
year won awards in State competition in the series
of varied contests over business techniques:
DELEXE ORR.jif,vf
JKDITH KRIANIER, seeanfl
LAVONNE BELL, serfmfl
CEORGE CAVPP. llvfwl
.ANNA WILsON.junior, ranked tenth of 2.283
students in a typing proficiency test.
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SENIOR OFls'ICERS-r.S'z'nlffIj Jane Olsen, secretary: Fred W'iggins, president,
Sherry Oliver, treasurer, Donnie Demas, vice-president. SPONSORS-fS1amz'1'11,qj Mr.
Wm, Langdon, chairman, Mrs. l.ucileHollis.social1 Mr. Wiinfred XVagoner, financial.
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UNIOR OFFICERS-fSz'11If'fI'l Bernard Anderson, vice-president, Don
Van Dyke president, Janet Moore, treasurer, Jill Hartley, secretary.
SPONSORS fSfl1V1fI'l'71AQVl lVIr. Byron W'right, financial, Miss Joan McTur-
nan, soeial1 Mr. Nialeolm Julian, chairman.
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-1Smtedl Mary Jane Current, secretary, Jerry Daniel,
chairman: Dixie Luellen, treasurer. SPONSORSffStana'1'rzgj Mr. Harold D. Rein
oelil, chairman, Miss Ann Brinson, social, Mr. Charles lN1arcus, tinancial.
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SENIOR COUNCIL
Findley, Olsen, S. Oliver.
Crall.
Graham, F. Wiggins, L. Adams.
Junior Heads
JUNIOR COUNCIL
ROW l.'J. Kcppler, Moore, B. Briggs, S. Voisard,J. Hartley,J
Morrow, P. Dugan, P. Girdley, N. Ayers, M. Terry,J. Cain
ROW2: J. Wooten, M. Alfont, R. Davis, D. Van Dyke, B. Ander-
son, S. Durham, K. Stevenson, D. Huffman, C. Burton, S. Hag-
gard, B. Melnik, Yates.
ROW3: P. Taylor, T. Graham, D. Hofheinz, D. Waters, R. Miller
G. Hurst, L. Neata, M. Collins, G. Replogle, D. Mitchell, Hersh-
man, M. Walsh.
oph. hiefs
SOPHOMORE COUNCIL
ROW 1: L. Main, N. Wright, E. Baker, M. Ray,
Current, S. Keppler, M. Duke, P. Haines, C. Seagrave,
P. Deere.
ROW 2: B. Guffey, C. Doolittle, S. Van Arsdol, S.
Adams, B. Evans, D. Luellen, C. Blocher, J. Epperson,
S. Dawson, L. Howard.
ROW3: J. Cunnington, D. Davidson, J. Allen, J. Con-
rad, Eicher, R. Dick, Boggs, D. Miller, J. Chan.
ROW 4: Z. Wilson, M. Hirons, G. Baney, A. Schreiber
ance, B. Cames, E. Morrow.
ROW 1: S. Michaels, Tuttle, Turner, S. Pence, K.
Leitshuh, B. Jenkinson, K. MeCalister, Altherr, P.
ROW2:J. Cooper, M. Wehlage, R. Demas, D. Bryan,
T. Roberts, Hunt, Ancil, D. Demas, Jones, D.
ROW 3: D. Benson, D. Oyler, Robinson, Wagoner,
W. Gray, Broadwater, M. Clevenger, K. Howard, B.
M. Bump, J. Daniels, P. Baldridge, G. Schad, L. Lori
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flarrilxn .XITIXNIITJIILL lint .XiinxtrtvnQ. Xliehael .Xshlt'x. Nanu : 1 t ' I . F
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R011 J: ilaines Banks. Ramona Barlow. Everett Barnard. Roy by Q Cx -' A A 6
Barnes. Steve Barnett. Sandra Barnheart. Barbara Barton. 5 5 .vw . ve GX ,X
Karen Barton. Mart Bartnn.lIuhn Karl Bayinan.xIerry Bax- T Q, gl 'L' X Y' 'v'
ter. Betty Beeslev. David A. Bell. Phyllis Bell. Chiqueta .X All Q new A-, . ' V
Btwieflirt. Carnal lean Bennett. ltidith Bennett. Linda Lou Ben- , -N ',
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nett. lxt-nneth Berry, Jesse Blankenship. '
RUI1' 'if lVlart .Ivan Blafier. Hollis Blevins. Sharon Bowen. Bar- V .A L 8. 5-1 -3
hara Buoher. Gracie Bolton. lVIartha Borror. Judi Boswell. Bill B' .5 ' 1
llmlv. flamlyn Brac-ken. Philip Bradburn. Elizabeth Brammer. Us 'M Q - 'lg'
Marilyn Brand, .Xlhvrta Branson, Barbara Bratton. l.yn Bren- f N L- L. ,
iivr, Sliirlc-3' Brewer, .lean Bonnie Briggs, Larry Broekelslly. l A 1 SP3 lui V .
Bula limylvs, Paul Brugan, ' '--Y lv "ill X x
lCUH7l.' Peggy Bruoks, Phillip Bruwn, XYilltitigl1hy Brown, lNlary I , N ,as r
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in f' lu" nb' , L? ,Fri ROW 2: Diana Cobble, David Coffman, Gerald Cole, James
Q g 'fi " Cole, Michael E. Collins, lylike NN. Collins, Patty Collins,Jack
Q ' 1 , ' ,ff -Q Conn, Leslie Conner, Timothy Cook, Phil Cooley, Linda Coon,
'X:??igS., 1 , M, -.X n K T' X ' Gary Cooper, Duane Cougill, Mike Coulson, Tom Covington,
1 "i5'lPi'1-if-51 ' ' 3 l' Karen Cowgill. Jim Cox. Robert Crabtree, Janice Craig.
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.34 ' T' Q T. ' W V' Bette Crow, Norman Crow, Carolyn Crownover, Pearley Cun-
fi-. If ningham, David Cutshall, Margo Dailey, Betty Dalton, Dan
X Dalton, Rosemary Dargo, Nlaxine Daugherty, Pat Davis, Ruthie
X ' ' ' 'l - ' ' ' Davis, William Davis, Don Davison,Jeanie Deal, Bob Decker.
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. ROVV4: Darrel Dennis, Harold Denton, Mike DeVault, Ruth
'A ' . 9' - S Dibble, Ambernita Dinwiddie, Gwendolyn Dollison, Thomas
N "" W Donagan, Richard Douglass. Tobie Douglass, Barbara Dowl-
. F w Simi, ing, Joyce Elaine Downey, Bill Drago, Joe Drayer, Sandy
'S 'N Druckemiller, Gale Dubois. Herbert Dudley. Sharon Duffey,
' Phyllis Dugan, Susie Durham. Marilyn Dusing.
. A ROW5: oan Marie DuYall, Ronald Dye, Colbert M. Elrod.
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Q, 'ze ' 'T' A t "' YD! Ervin, VVarren Estes, Jimmie Lee Evans, Charlotte Ewing. Vir-
- I .X v X - V Y, - ,,A,' , l' ginia Eytchison. Joe Faris, Nancy Fairfield. Rod Faulkner. Mi-
, 1 . W - T ax A chael Leo Fierce, Wallace Finney. Nancy Flannery. Karen
.' ' A li-ff'+f Fietehenjim Flick.
A ,EA Q ROW 6: Leroy Flick. Linda Flick. Sharon Flon ers. Shelby Ray
, -G' S Y sq 2 U 5 Flowers, Frank Foister. Lucinda Foltz. Judith Ford, John Fore-
' , V '53-1' 'F i F 5' man. Nancy Foster. Marlene Fouch. Donna Frazer. Mary .Xlicff
, , . i Freed. Michael Freeman. Nanci' Fritz. XYendell Futrc-ll. Melvin
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Gayheart.
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RUN' I: Bob Gentry, Howard Gentry, Tim Getz. Cyril Gibson.
Donald Gillentine. Kenneth Gillum. Pam Girdley. Allen Goet-
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Gail Gribble, Linda Grow. Bill Haas. Nlike Hodson. Rlax X M l ' X
Haflner.
ROWQJ Sharlene Haggard. Alan Haisley, Carl Hallujune Hall, A C: Q 1 -N R f
Kenneth Hall, Eleanor Halstead. Carolin Hammond. lX1ary bt -.. ' S M .. 1:11
Hanna, Linda Harah, Elaine Hardy. Bill Harless. Carolyn ' X r: -f In
Harmeyer, Alice Harnish, Beverly Hartley. Jill Hartley. Pat ' A f ,
Haskett. Jon Hatcher, Billy Hawkins, Karen Hayden. Jemima XX l
Hayes. l '
ROWZJ William Hayes, Deanna Haynes, Pam Heldenhrand. - , .,
Linda Hellis, Howard Helton, David Heltz, Don Hendrickson, l g., 7: YL N 5' s 8'
Laureatha Henry, john Hensley, Kay Hensley. James Har- ff ' 'F' V-L --' '27 if
rington, Jack Hershman, Kenny Hewson, Dave Hoagland. 5 - '
Carol Hiatt, Ira Hicks, Rita Higdon. Ghyrel Hill, Donna Hill. X E X y
Dorman Hill. " '
RUW4: Philip Himes, Lynn Hines, Carl Hinsey. Bette Hin- I , , -,Q , ., hy,
Shaw, Sain Hirst, Gary Hittson, Ronald Hoagland, Herb Hol- L., -ff A' 5 L .5 y 3- '
aclay, Naneie Holhert, llaye Holheinz, William Homrig, Bill Y "' V.
Honn,Alu:tnita Hopper, Loren Hopping, ,Indy Hotmire, Mer- ,nr N . xth, 1 X 11
lyn Honk, Jerry Houston, Shirley Howard, Harold Hudson, N l 'Q , li '
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ROW 1: Roy Huff, Dana Huffman, Mary Hunt, Greg Hurst,
Nancy Hurst, Randy Hutson, Molly Ingram, Betty Irwin,
Jimmie Isom, Joe Jackson, Mary Jarnagin, Russe Dewayne
Jones, Shirley Jaynes, Clyde Jester, Darlene Johnson, Michael
Johnson, Robert L. Johnson, X'Vilma Johnson, Herbert Jones,
Judy Jones.
ROW 2: Tyrone Jones, Nancy Jordan, Peggy Joslin, Gene Kal-
ley, Roosevelt Kates, Gene Kaye, Patsy Keeley, Naiia Keihn,
Billy Windell Keith, Jack Kelly. Dana Kelso, Joann Keppler,
Bobbie King, Karen King, Mary King, Marcia Kingen, Bob
Kingery, Pat Kirkwood, Larry Kirtz, Nancy Knafel.
ROW3: Alan Korn, Gail Kuhns, Larry Lake, Margaret Leake,
Carolyn Leazenby, Carol Lee, Bill Legg, Judy Leonard, Suzie
Leonard, Marti Lewis, Barbara Lindley, Frances Lindsey,
Myrna Littell, Judy Lounsbury, Linda Lusby, Gayle McAlis-
ter, Larry McCaffrey, Joe Mcflammon, David McCartney,
Phillip McCartney.
ROW 4: Marie McCarty, Thomas McCarty, Wanda McClana-
han, Gary McCreery, Sue McDorman, Judy McKillip, Sharon
McKissack, Leah McLaughlin, Merrillyn McNary, Richard Mc-
Pherson, Ronald Macken, Judy Mader, VVanda Mannix, Ray-
mond Marrical, Jim Marshall, Barbara Martin, Michael Mar-
tin, Philip Martin, Pete Marum, Fred Mathews.
ROW 5: Joan May, Larry Mead, Barbara lN1elnik, W'illiam
Meranda, Kay Ellen Merrick. Sharon Meyer, Charles Michael,
Ronald Middleton, Sheila Middleton, Charles Miles, Dan Mil-
hollin, Betty Miller, Betty Sue Miller, Linda Miller, Nell Mil-
ler, Rex Miller, Molly Milner, Zula Nlinix, David Mitchell,
Sally Mitchell,
ROW 6: Michael Modesitt, Janet Moore. Shelby Jean Moore,
Tom Nlorley, Jackie Morrow, James Morrow, Jim Myers,
VVanda Naylor, Larry Neata. Leslie Niccum. Janice Nichols.
Gary Nigh, Bob Noble, Doris Nolley. Marvin Norton, Charles
OlDell, Jack Oliver, Judy Oliver. Judy Olson, James Crcutt.
131
JUNIORS
ICUII' lf l'c'.irlzi Orr. Sm-tra cJI'I'lf'li. ,jam-lle Osborn. Richard
Ou-iniyer. Claroly n Palin. tloxvt' Ptilmer. Dorothy Parker. Rob-
ert llatterson. Marcia Peekinpaugli. Roberta Penery. A10 Ellen
Pc-rsinger, Basille Petty. Robert Phelps. Chuck Pilkington,
Brenda Polson, Edna Poore. Karen Powell. Wanda Pratt. Tony
Pritchard. Dan Qualkenbush.
Roi1'2.- Naney Qiualkinbush. Juanita Quey'edo. Ruth Rahe.
Wendell Raines. John Rainey, Joe Rankin, Bonnie Rayxludy
Reeder. Sandy Reese. jerry Reeves. Jerry Reffety, Gene Replo-
gle, Henry Rhoades, Donna Riehison, Gary Riehman. Alice
Ridgeulim Riggleman. Ronald Rigney, Kenneth Riley, Joe
Ritter.
ROW 'ix David Robbins, Bob Roberts, Clifford Roberts. Norma
Robold, Max Robling, Judy Rodecap, Mary Rogers, Jackie
Romack. Anna Rooney, Ronald Rude, Rebecca Russell,-Judy
Sailers, Gaylon Sandefur, Georgia Sanders, Kent Sanders.
l'u'ur'e Satterlield, Larry Schuyler, Janet Sehwer. Shirley
Sehwyn, Louis Scohy.
RU W 4: Gala: Scott, Lavon Scott, Glenn Seroggins, Steve
Sr-ibvr, Ann Sells, Keith Sellsmjoseph Serrauloyee Shafer. Mar-
ilyn Shailk-r, -ludith Shaw, Betty Sheffield. Don Sherwood,
Donald Shoemaker, Joan Shuttleworth, Larry Shuttleworth,
Gary Sirnnions,41oseph Simmons, Larry Simmons, Julia Sims.
Mike Sipe.
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ROW 1: Flora Sites, David Smartt, Darrell Smith, David Smith,
Denton Smith, Destil Smith, Donald Smith, Joyce Smith,
Mattie Smith, Peggy Smith, Robert Smith, Sandra Smith,
Treva Smith, Janice Snodgrass, Larry Sovell, James Southard,
Larry Spangler, Barbara Spencer, Mary Springman, Jack
Stephens, Linda Stevens.
RO W Kay Stevenson, Phillip Stewart, Carolyn Stouder, Lee
Strauch, Dave Studebaker, Joe StulTel,Jeannie Sullivan, Gary
Sumwalt, Bill Sutters, Sharon Sutton, Jerry Syphers, James
Taylor, Phil Taylor, Marilyn Terrell, Mary Terry, Larry
Thomas, James Thomas, Jimmie Thomas, Ethel Thompson,
Isabell Thompson, Richard Thompson.
ROW.3: Ronnie Thompson, Ronald Thompson, Gary Thresher,
Sallie Thresher, Mike Timmons, Margaret Todar, Beverly
Tomey, Jerry Tomey, Gary Tomlin, Susan Towne, Connie
Trowbridge, Gayle Tucker, Joyce Tucker, Sharri Tucker, Miles
Tudor, Becky Turner, Sandra Turner, Sandy Turner, Judy
Turney, Melvin Twigg, David Upton.
ROW 4: Phyllis Valandingham, Becky Vance, Don Van Dyke,
Boh Van Matre, Leon Van Ulzen, Sue Vest, Sharon Voisard,
Charles Vonderschmitt, Betty Wade, Gary Walden, Bonnie
Waldo, Virginia Waldo, Marilyn VVallen, Mike VValsh, Ann
Walters, Jim W'ard, Marjorie Warfel, Ollie Warford, David
Warren, James W'arren, Troy Washington.
ROlfV5x Gene W'atterson. Betsy W'eaver, Charles lNeaver, Wayne
West, Gene Whaley, JefTrey W'hite, Nadine VVhite, Pat White-
side, Beth W'hitney, XNilma lNilhoit, Kenneth Wilkins. Dixie
Wilkinson, Judie Y'Vilkinson, Gwynne VVilliams, Sylvia iVil-
liams, Wanda Williams, Royce YVillis. Anna XVilson, Edith W'il-
son, Jerry VVilson, Kathy NVilson.
RUW 6: Kaye WVilson, Richard W'ilson, Loran VVinchester, Pat
VVine, Lois VVinningham. Jim Wfinningham. Linda NVise. Greta
W'olfe, Leanna W'olfe. Jerry W'ood. Jack Vfoods. Judi Wooten.
Jeanie XVray, Carl W'right, George XN'right, Ronnie Wright,
Jerry Yates, Diann Young, Paul Zedekar, Mary Zimmerman,
Sandy Zirkelback.
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5 0 P H O M O R E S
ROW 1: Nancy Chappelle, Steve Chase, Sharon Chastain, Sue Z, 'N ' G
Childers, Jane Church, Barbara Clark, Deborah Clark, Gene We X 'Q .. -l D., M"
Clark, Mary Clark, Freda Clemens, Dave Clevenger, Jeanie ,Q ' ', T . 3 - "" C '
Clevenger, Jerry Clevenger, Janet Cole, Ladonna Cole, Steve I i , , N
Cole, Gerry Collard, Jack Collins, Lolita Collins, Tom V t ' A 1' ws
Collins, 'K W
ROWQ: Earlene Combs, Larry Condon, Juanita Conley, Peggy l .
Conley, Mary Connell, Betty Conner, John Conrad, Jan Con- ,,. '4,y, , Q V ' v
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Cook, Rebecca Cooper, Don Coovert, Sharon Corbin, Lesa i 'lj . A , Wt,
Cotton, James Cox, Jerry Cox, Margaret Cox, Toni Cox. avi ll 5 I Q
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Juliann Cromer, Greta Crouch. Joe Crouch. Carolyn Crose. in ' " , 5 f'7 '
Don Crose, Eline Crose, Clyde Crouse, Nancy Cruea. Gary 'E' : f -PSV "" :Q ...
Crow, Stephen Crum, Mamie Cunningham. Pam Cunning- ' ' ' . X , , H
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ROW4: Marcia Dalton, John Dampier, Jerry Daniel, Leroy -3 ' ,I A I
Daniels, Linda Daugherty. Joyce Daulton. Betty Davidson. Q, Q .1 sw , 5- A W 9 9
David Davidson. Jim Davis, Johnnie Davis, Lorna Davis. Syl- " 1 f' ,E 1 'N ' f ,E A ,
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Dana Deadman, Dorothy Deane. Lillian Decker. Paula Det-rr
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SOPHOMORES
ROW 1: Valerie Ackerland. Dwight Adams. Larry Adams.
Sharon Adams, Carol Adkins. Wanda Alberson, jim Allen.
Mary Allen. Sandy Anderson. Tony Anderson, Charles Arboa
gast, james Armstrong, Gene Arnold. Tom Arrington. Janice
Ashton, Don Atkins. Shirley Atkins, Michael Austin. Maryxlo
Avery, Judy Ayers.
ROW2: Edith Baker, Linda Baker, Phillip Baldridge, Sharon
Ball, Gary Baney, Virginia Banks, Donnie Barber, Sally Bar-
ker. Peter Barleben, Carol Barley, Mary Barlow, Rebekah
Barnes, Robert Barnes, Gale Barnett, John Barnett, Jeanie Bar-
rett, Dan Bartlett, Sherry Barton, Dennie Baxter, Marilyn
Beach,
ROW3: Paul Beall, john Beard, David Beaty, Nancy Beaty,
Nancy Beck, Murl Bell, Doyle Bennett, Howard Bennett, Ger-
ald Bennett, Barbara Berry, jackie Biehl, Patsy Bilbrey, Mike
Bird, Christine Blair, Sandra Blair, Ruth Blankenship, Carol
Blicker, Jerry Boggs, Mary Boguski, Walter Boguske.
ROW 4: Neva Boles, Michael Boling, Ronnie Bonham, David
Bonneau, Delories Bonner, George Bonner, Barbara Bookout,
Marilyn Boomer, Clay Boots, Jr., Jo Borders, Drucilla Bowling,
Nancy Boyer, Dean Boyle, Shirley Boyle, Clayton Bradley,
Larry Brand, Jo Brandon, Arthur Branson, Christine Branson,
Willen Branson.
ROW5: Karl Bratton, Bob Bright, Nancy Bright, Jane Brim-
hall, Sandy Brookbank, Dennis Brown, Gib Brown, Marcella
Brown, Patty Brown, jane Browning, Joe Broyles, Elaine
Buchanan, jerry Buflington, Mike Bump, Harold Burch, Larry
Burden, Mary Burks, Janet Burns, Linda Burres, Mike
Burton.
ROW 6: Michael Burton, Sharon Bybee, Doris Byrd, Dick
Campbell, Nancy Campbell, Rita Campbell, Bill Cannon,
Blaine Carey, Bob Carnes, James Carnes, Pam Carpenter,
Sandi Carpenter, Stephen Carroll, Lucille Caten, Dollie Car-
ter, Harry Cartwright, Robert Chambers, Joseph Chan, Toni
Chandler, Stephen Chaney.
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S 0 P H O M 0 R E S
ROI1' I: David Harper, Dewayne Harper, Garrell Harper, 5, , x 3- ,Q
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Lillian Harris, Ruth Harris, Janet Hartley, Jacqueline Hast- - 1' ' P: 'V' 7 '
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ROM' 2: Tim Heline, Janice Hellis, Stephen Hendershot, Carol F ,Z ' V -
Henderson, Judy Henderson, Jim Hendricks, Earl Hershberger, l 'Q' "' ' 2 v-x , " L "A
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lars, David Hollis, Karen Hoover, Susan Hopper, Earlene 'S 'v Q Q' 5. X -N -v ,a is
Howard, Linda Howard, lN1ary Howard. Jack Hudson, hiary ': XY '- I i' 2' 1,
Hulliman, Carolyn Hughes, Richard Hughes, Billie Hummer, A x
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SOPHOMORES
ROW I: Jule DeJager. Jerry Delk. Mary Delk. James Denney.
Larry Dennis, Diana Dice. Robert Dick. Nancy Dickens. Karen
Dickson, Sharon Dickson, Linda Digman, Fern Dillon. John
Dinwiddie. David Dobbs, Concetta Dollison. Cornelius Dolli-
son, Phyllis Donhauser, Linda Donovan. Cynthia Doolittle.
Ned Doster.
RO W 2: Judith Douglass, Michael Douglass. Barbara Doyle.
Jackie Drown, Carolyn Dudley, Joe Dudley. Martha Duke.
Betty Duncan, Robert Lynn Dungan, DeLynn Durharr1.Jerry
Eicher, Dorothy Ellis. Joyce Ellison, Eddie Enterkin, Janette
Epperson, Barbara Ertel, Thomas Erwin, Aicy Evans. Betsy
Evans, Bob Evans,
ROW 3: Larry Evans, Norma Evans, Elaine Ewing, Judy
Feazel, Elizabeth Fellerhoff, Marianne Ferratt, Juanita Fer-
rell, Jack Finchum, Judith Flannery. Loretta Flowers. Mike
Floyd, Norman Foster, Sandra Foster, Wanda Foster. Sharon
Fox, Barbara Franks. VVilliam Frazee, Carol Frazer. Donna
Freeman, Richard Freeman.
ROW 4: Larry French, Karen Frogge, Robert Froggle. Sharon
Furney, Barbara Gaddis, Antoinette Gabriel, Vicki Garland,
William Garrett, Jocelyn Gaylor. Saundra George, Dan Gibbs,
Bobby Gibson, Virginia Gibson, Phyllis Gilbert, Sandra Gilki-
son, Rollin Gill, Everett Gilmer, Linda Goad, Jane Goe,
Lucy Goebel.
ROW5' Sharon Goodall, Marsha Gooding, Curtis Gough, John
Graham, Charline Gravely, Nlike Graves, Bill Gray, Bill
Richard Gray,Judith Gray, Stuart Gray, Anita Green, Chuck
Green, Margy Green, Phillip Green, Bob Gregory, Carol Greg-
ory, Janice Gregory, Mary Gregory, Virginia Gregory, Janice
Grenat.
ROW 6: Merrettie Gribble, Bill Griffin, Diana Griffin, Sandra
Griggs, Betty Guffey, Bonnie Gulley, Paul Guy, Michael Haas,
Pat Hagen, Larry Hahn, Michael Hahn, W'ayne Hahn, Pam
Haines, Donald Hall, Gary Hall, Lolita Hall, Sharon Hall,
Judy Hammer, Andrea Hankins, Lowell Harmon.
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ROW 1: Orville Musick, David Myers, Robert Myers, Doris 1 ,, 1' ' - gg d R, A
Napper, Kelly Nay, Farrell Needham, Ann Neff, Jim Nettles, ,Q V :Ly 'Q' 3' R.. 5, V 4
Carol Newkirk, Phyllis Newton, Flora Nibarger, Judy Nibar- I, tx i V .P 'I'
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Oxley, Phyllis Oxley, Terry Oxley, Tommy Pabe, Anne Pam- ,. ' , ,I .A 3, i
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Parris, Nancy Parton, David Patterson, Douglas Patterson, W ' , , ,F 5 .
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ROI1' If Pat johnson. Rex Johnson. Sherry Johnson. Donna
Jones. Gordon jones, Judy jones. Melinda jones. Robert jones.
Kay Judd, Billie Keeler. Bill Keep. Judy Kegerreis. Jim Keith.
Charlotte Keisling. Patrick Kelley. Terri Kemper. Sarah Ken-
nedy. Rosalice Kennard. Joan Kent. Susan Keppler,
RO W 2: Sarah Kerrigan, Ralph Kersey. Tom Kersey, Pamela
Ketterman, Toni Key. Carol Kidd. Gary Kidd. Larry Kidd.
George Kierstead, Mac Kimble. Lois King. Lander King.
Louise Kinser, Sharalyn Kinser, George Kinsey. ,lim Knecht.
John Kramer, Sherrell Kramer, Susan Krug, lNIary Lafferty,
ROW3: Barbara Lamb, June Leazenby, Carmen Lewis, Don
Lewis, Monte Lewis, Teddy Lewis, Frederick Liggett. Judy
Lindsey, Roy Long, Lonnie Lorance, Margaret Love, Lana
Lowery, Susan Lowery, Dixie Luellen, Jim Lutton.John Ly-
kins, Barbara Lyons, Robert McCaffrey, Wfayne lN1cCallister,
Larcy McCarley.
ROW 4: Karen McCartney, Alice McClellan, Bruce McCray,
Judith McGune, Frances McGlaughn,Joellen lN1cQueen, Bobby
McGuire, Fred McReynolds, Jerry lvIcVicker, Adine Mace,
Troy Mace, Viola Mace, Phyellies Maggard, Linda Niahoney,
Linda Main, Eddie Marlow, Ronald lylartzall, Pat lN1arvin,
Kenny Masiongale, David Matchett,
ROW 5: Larry Mathews, Becky May, Patty lylayo, Jeffrey
Meeks, David Mendenhall, Fred Merrill, Phillip Mers, Tom
Metcalf, Karen Michael, Connie Miller, Della lN1iller, Doug Mil-
ler, Gary Miller, Jo Miller, Julia Miller, Linda Miller, lN1arilyn
Miller, Martha Miller, Susie Miller, Wilma Miller.
ROW6: Georgianna Mills, Leon Minnick, Alice Mitchell, Atla
Mitchell, Kent Mitchell, Lela Mitchell, Phyllis Modglin, Vir-
ginia Modglin, Virgie Montgomery, Carol Moore, David
Moore, Kathryn Moore, Susan Moore, Ted Morgan, Connie
Morris, Marsha Morris, Eddie Morrow, Thelma Morrow,
Sharon Morton, Tom Murray.
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ROW I: Carl Tucker, Barbara Turner, Buford Turner, Cloma
Turner, Sue Turner, Carol Tuttle, Joyce Tuttle, Sue Twigg,
Dennis Tyler, Donna Upton, James Valos, Sharon Van Ars-
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George Schad. Ronald Schepp.
ROW 2: VVilliam Schlagel, Sandy Schmid, lyiike Schranz, Ar-
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Alvia Sebastian, Darrell Shaw, Joyce Shaw, Diane Shelby.
Betty Shelton.
ROI1' 3: Nancy Shepperd, Phyllis Shepherd, Shirley Shreves.
Jack Shultz, James Silvers, Paul Simmons, Gary Simpson,
Larry Sipe, Roland Sizelove, Christine Skaggs, Judy Sloan,
Larry Sloan, Trinka Small, James Smekens, David Smith,
Donna Smith, Donnie Smith, Frederick Smith, Ginger Smith.
Janet Smith.
ROW 4: Jerry Smith, Karen Smith, Norman Smith. Reda
Smith, Ruthie Smith, Shirley Smith, Stewart Smith, Larry
Snodgrass, Karen Southard, Bonnie Southerland, Lucy Spahr.
Marilyn Spangler, Tom Spence, Eflie Staggs, Judy Stanford,
Larry Stanley, Rebecca Starkey, Walter Stellwag, Sandra
Stephens, Wayne Stevens.
ROW 5: Steve Stewart, Carolyn Stine, Helen Stockett, Charles
Stone, Doug Stong, Sandra Stouder, Ronnie Stout, Sulynn Stout,
Linda Strauch, Don Strong, Sue Strong, David Study, David
Stuffel, Robert Sulanke, Jane Summers, Dilys Sumner, Nancy
Sutton, Dan Swift, Bob Swoveland, James Sylvester.
ROW 6: Jimmy Syphers, Carolyn Taubert, Carolyn Taylor,
Charles Taylor, Jackie Taylor, Larry Taylor, Randall Taylor,
it ' :Y , 'aw , :gy Dave Templin, Tracy Thayer, Cecil Thomas, Mary Thomas,
V T K ' Judith Thornburg, Shirley Thornton, Bonnie Threet, Dorothy
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Since last September on every school day during
the sixth and seventh periods, room 223 has been
the scene of staff members writing, typing, cutting,
pasting, asking questions, instructing, and thinking
-especially thinking. These were the activities oi
the 1958 Magician staff members and their adviser.
Many trips were made across Charles Street to
Peoples Studio, where Dick Handley generously of-
fered his services in photographic assistance. Central
teachers also patiently gave their valuable time to
accommodate staff members, who frequently both-
ered them for interviews and photographs. The
gratitude ofthe staff also goes to the Delaware En-
graving and Lithograph Company, Inc., for its help
in printing this annual.
Many hours were spent in preparing your 144-
page yearbook. The editor and her staff invite you
to scan, read, and remember the history of a year
at Central.
QTOPJ David Ferril! and James Harper, bun'-
nzaixi IIIHTIIIQFYS, proudly display fl record 1,100
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A Reluctant Farewell. . .
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to say farewell to the persons we like most. We've
put it off as long as we can-but now, on this final page,
comes the time when we must at last say goodbye to a
man who has been Mr. Central High for so many years.
So, we say . . .
TO YOU, OUR LEADER . . .
who through initiative and perseverence helped in-
spire Muncie Central through 11 years of achieve-
ment, honors and recognition:
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TO YOIL OUR FRIEND . . .
who constantly shared the burdens and problems of
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TO YOU, OUR GUIDE . . .
who gave unsparingly of your time and wise counsel,
and led us along the paths of our high school careersg
TO YOU, NIR. LOREN CHASTAIN . . .
we the staff of the 1958 MAGICZIAN, speaking for the
student body of Muncie Central High School,
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