Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1950 volume:

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Q' lA' in CREST STAFF Editor-in-chiefs-saAnn Caldwell Business Manager-Mary Ellen Smith Advertising ManagerMClaudette Kitchell Associate Editors: Arte Charlotte E aves , Marilyn Fish Faculty-Jo Ann Denton, Marilyn Meidinger Senior--Jean Garren, Lila Wornbacher Classes -John Augenfeld, Wayne Webb ActivitiesfDorothy Dreher, Mary Rittrniller Athletics--David Shively Photography-Eddie Kehl, John Van DeVenter Photography-Tom Welch, David Wollner, David Peters, David Tuclcer, John Pattison, Typists-Marilyn Peard, Dolores Schneblin, Helen Davis. Junior Editorial Staff-Lynette Ackerman, Carol Borders, lla Dayhulf, Shirley Hagen, Jaclcie Hayes, Mary Jane Hoffman, Janet Holdeman, Joan Howard, Carol Kammerer, Gretchen Kent, Doris Marlatt, Shirley Stever, Anne Swedell, Joanne Sweney, Jean Williamson, Judith Youngman. Art StafFaaCaroI Brunswick, Helen Davis, Virginia Dawson, Kay Elcstrand, Harry Faye, Jean Garren, Richard Hohulin, Barbara Kramer, Mary Jo Nyberg, Nancy Mccool, Pat McFadden, Elaine Loewenstein, Ronald Meyer, Don Murphy, Delores Schneblin, Gloria Schneblin, Marilyn Peard, Jack Sprenger, Don Titus, Joan Van DeVeer, Caroline Zeigler. Business Staff-Jerry Bond, Jeanne Corey, Barbara Grow, Betty Henebry, Pat Hoepiner, Joyce Holcin, Claudette Kitchell, Janice Locher, Penny Margetis, Barbara Marr, Eleanor Mayne, Joanne Melzer, Martha Miller, Karen Jean Murry, Frances Oechsle, Joan Rosenberg, Marilyn Sandy, Mary Ellen Smith, Mary Lou Wagner, Janet Withee. CONTENTS Lion Tamors Top Mountors Klnlzors J ooys Johnny Como Lately Sideshow Aoroloats Billboard 2. Z -f 5 V . 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Kal: -an J FACULTY ALBRIGHT, ADA MAE, M.A. Algebra, Mothe- matics, CREST Editorial Staff BURDlCK, EDNA E., M.A. Social Studies, Y-Teens oqy-1 BIBO ANNA Home Economics Junior National Honor Society BO C K WIT Z, CARROLL F., Mathematics, Policyandplan- ning Committee, Golf Coach BARTLETT, LOUIS, M.M.U.S. Music, Band, Orchestra,Chorus BAUDER, HARRY E., B.Ed. Machine Shop, Tool and Die BIELEMA MAR TIN M AA AB A General Mathe matics Plane Geometry Boy s Counselor, Sen ior Class Ad- visor in 0 Q0 xg BUNCH, IRENE O., Ph.B. French, Spanish, Spanish Club JN. xi fx U'- 1 BURNS, GEORGE M., A.B. American Govern- ment, Sociology, CueClub BUSWELL, JANET E., A.B. French, English, French Club CO C H R A N , WILLARD J., B. Ed. Co-Ordinator of Distributive Oc- cupations B.S. Basketball, Baseball, Wres- 53,5 flngf' 1 E O X X cl A 9 ' - . X ,J 4 glang,coif,B0x- , ing K xl xf lu K f J x L K l 4 x Q I f DEPPE, EDNA X I A., B. S. f Art, Red Cross 5 ' s -E' Q ? 1 -A FISHER, LOUISE Librarian, Li- brary Club DAILEY, LEON, Physical Edu- cation, Football, CONWAY, H ELEN V., M.A. English, Speech Therapy, Policy and Planning Committee FACULTY if CO P P O C K I GEORGIA C., A.B. Latin, Latin Club rom y I A SC: , DEAL, JOHN W., M.A. Mathematics, Algebra, Tickets F I E S E L MA ELIZABETH R. Home Econon .. I-1. X FLUEGEL, T.B., M.S. Science, Chem- istry, CREST i . , 1 :' ' f 7 I if N W GILES, FLOR- ENCE I., M.A. Trigonometr , Geometry, glen- ior National Hon- or Society 15 FACULTY English, Coun- sel ing, Committee ot Forty HIRSHFIELD, GEORGE, M.A. English, Radio Club HAWKINS, DAWSON, A. B. Ph sical Edu Y - cation, Basket- ball Coach, As sistant Football Coach l My is K IN H O F E R, GARMA G.M.A. Biology, Sci- ence Club, Pol- icy andplanning Committee ILER, GEN- EVIEVE E., A.B. Orthopedic Room, ii T Y-Teens HEGHIN, YER- VANT A., M.A. History, Social Science Club Qi H O W A R D BLANCHE Cosmetology FreshmanGlrl s Cub JONES, SUSIE M.A. Shorthand, Sec- retarial Practic e, Typing, Chair- manJuniorClass S E1 ,.: ll-4' ' ! 0 6' nl ,A we Jn KOEPPING, ERNEST R., M.A. E c o n o m i c s, Junior Business Training, Sen- ior Hi-Y ,lf LAMBERTON, MARGARET, M.S. Bookkeeping, Typing, Busi ness English, Dramatic Hon- or Society LOGAN, RAY- MOND G., B. Ed. Building Trades MARTIN, JOHN E., B.S, Mechanical Drawing, Archi- tectural Draw- ing, Auto Driv- ing, Cheer Leaders Spon- sor, Freshman Advisor FACULTY r T, li X M MA TSON, ',,.. ...-.f MCCORMICK, v FRANCES, M.A. f JAMES, A,B. Q2 Sight Conser- - United States V Q - 'x VGfiOl'1, CUC Higfgryl Wgrld . S Club, Student A ,g Sopho- F' Di eCf0 Y -w-'ju,.- X more Class Adi A ,. visor, Nationa ,.. E f f e S' Honor Society lx M' L 'D ' Q1 4? ij J . W XD - N -N F 5 35 I C J gp 'Zur ICOARXAF I 51 L D' 5 1 - A- D' T ix ' English, Sociql P gn Chairman 1 U U .E- B 5 Welfl PACEY, JACK Biology, Stage Crew, Talent Board YI MASOCCO, TRESSIE, M.A. Physical Edu- cation, G.A.A. P E AR SO N , ELEANOR Cosmetology MYERS, JOSEPH, A.B. English, Spon- sor Lettermans Club, Track, Cross-Country P O S H A R D , FLORENCE, M.M.E. Choral Music, Music Workshop, Pep Club ffl? 17 M.S. FACULTY REYNOLDS, I 5' LESTER c., B.S., RICE, E MIL Y ELIZABETH, Auto Mechanics English RUNKLE, LEWIS Vocational Auto Mechanics I SAURS BRUCE Health, Base- ball, Freshman- Sophomore Foot- ball Coach, As- sistant Basket- ball Coach SPICKARD I ' SUFFIELD, ELMAM., A.B. ' I HARLAN W-I Speech, Dru- ' . E , I matics, Jusen- fl ' PIWYSICSI Gen' drq V7 . Q b 4, I eral Science E' '- ' CREST Photo- QVUPIIY 18 SCH IJ B R IN G, WILLIAM C., M.A. English, Ecli- torial Advisor OPINION, Quill and Scroll SCHULTZ, RAY SMITH, E-MAR' MOND JORIE,A.B. Radio Electron- Libf0fI0nf Book ics Clubs Lim 5 . E2 v 323 Wig mime ' .1 MLA I L j Vi 'ggi 1 u f , f l If x N 1433 lffgh' AVAVELY H' SUFFIELD, LYLE K., B.S. Vocational Art, Ceramics, CREST In SULLIVAN, SZEPESSY, J. MARY A., M.S. ELMER, M.A. Office Occupa- Instrumental tions Music, Orch es- tra. FACULTY his , . TRACY, GERALDINE, B.S. Physical Edu- cation, G.A.A. A 0l9Vf5 TROTH, JOHN Typing, Flower Fund WALLACE, LEVERETT K., Auto Driving VAN DEVENTER, JOHN B., M.S. Electricity, Mathematics, Projection Crew WAL TMI R E LUCILLE, Ph. English, Soph- omore Class Sponsor WESTHOFF,W.F B S Woodwork, Sta ge Crew WILDE,MERIDA, Latin, Spanish, Stamp Club WILSON, H. E. IRENE, M.S. General Home- Home making, Management, Policy and Plan- ning Committee, Co-Chairman Freshman Class 19 FACULTY WOLPERT, WESLEY, B.S. Industrial Arts, Intramural Sports YUHAUSE JOSEPH MA Social Studues United States History Swim ming Couch Ji K, tx, 2: Q , DY S L I N , LORETTA Accompanist P9 RHOADES, INEZ M. Secretary 20 McMILLEN, HAZEL M. Records Clerk HL. TL H AWKINS Our F a v o ri te Substitute PARKER, L EONA D. Attendance Clerk ZIEGLER, LILLY Bookkeeper, Treasurer Z I E GL E R CHARLOTTE M German ng lls Stu ent Councll Spon sor German Cub HERKE,'JANE,g kb X X Q HIDFVI 5 5446! Zu-ff VM fbffff -gym ,W Wy Q6 Ydwfwagmf lfffffmghj! gf . 4. ...irq ' . Ui 'ff -K 4 5 HM X 1 AJ'J-. 1 : 1 X 1 7 . 1 l 1: y JV ' l . x . L. T' -' -1 1,15 4 1 I, ,ll V 1' s ' J X x V- ' 5 V x 1- : f , . .. 1 4, 1 X I rx .Y -In x y , . 1 , Y , X '. F .' KA K 1 - , 5 :JV A I Xl. Xl xx l 53 xx ' 1 , X '15 X v' ' I .Ii x i' :X : X K x. w A .V K x I ,L ' Xl X 15' I 1 , K' , A M X , .. xi? I . X 1. 1 la' .xx Q, xshx Y N XR NH X ' Wh en one completes hisse ' nror year he is definitely L' Top Mounternand deserves time best of luck, health and prosperity in the future years ideftt n 1 ' prezlcrendon JOIV150 z ,V 4 k A ' T Vicepsrgfsgdzrchdqfe SeCrt3:gi1yHGfke' Trecffcrfrwi lkinS Q ADKINS, CHARLES Fr.-Sadr. Fwrbulx, F... Soph. Baseball, Fr.'Soah. Baskerball, lnrramural Boulmg, Intramural Bruner. ball, vmny Football, Chuck l-hes the quer rypq ol humor, and we luke Chuck. 'A r A -QP. S AROJDALE, PIERCE rnsopl-. Foatball, Fr.. sa,-r., s.,..b..1l, Lal... club, Jumdm, Hn.. Lrrrla Mrnrstern, lntrcr mural Faarball, lntromural Baseball, lnrramural Basker- bqn, sr. cum omg... Arch.. rr....r, r.r.r.m.r.r Proms., .wld be ruqwnly. BARKEY, BEVERLY Lutm Club. Cue Club, Jusendra, Musrr Workshop, Soclal Scuence Club, Jr. Nav: Honor samry, Jr. Red Cross, Musrcal El- rravaganza. Bev. rs a lrddler, but she germ rlrrngs done. ALEXANDER, JERRY Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Track, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsrty Baseball, Vorsrty Football, Cue Club, Larm Club. Where sports are lound, frm. you ll mu Jury. AUGENFELD, JOHN Science Club, Social Sci- ence Club, Spanish Club, Musical Extravaganza, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Nar'l Hon- or Society, CREST, Chess Club. Juv. has slr. sir. oruaghry Mouse and the lwain of Superman. :?'.. BARNES, PHIL Transferred lrom Jordan Hudr School, Long Beach, Calrlorura Plrrl wrll dlrnrtely make many new lrrends. is , . ANDERSON, PATRICIA Spmidl Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Opinion, Jusendru, Musrcal Extravaganza, Counselor! Ass'r. Someday you'll see Paton magazine covers. BAIRD, NANCY Y-Teens, Jusendra, Grrls' Club. We know Nancy wrll make a wonderful nurse. BAYLES, JEANNE G.A.A., spanrsrr club, Grrls' Club. Could Jeannle's hobby be lxnrttrng argyles7 ANDRE5, AUDREY Jusendra, G.A.A., Cue Club, Sacrnl Scrmce Club, Latin Club, German Club, Pep club, sam. Club, Srudem Councrl, Oprruan, Muslc Workshop, Jr. Nat'l. HnnorSacuety. Tl'rate's never a dull moment when Audle's around. BAKER, JOANN Spmrsh Club, Jusendru, Cue Club, Cr.A.A., Musrcal Extravaganza, Dean's Ass't,Sclmce Club, Sr, Stunt Show. Joann rs mother gurl mth modeling embnrans. . .fr 'f',,, N .vim BEO'lTEL, KEN We agree with Bunny llsar earmg and sleeping lrle's greatest pleasures. ? ' xgzr Pb , eg I fl .MXN xl - . 7 ':V ' 1 . 0 5' 'Q' I - . 5. BEDFORD, GERALDINE We hope Jerry attarns her ambutnan an music. 1 BELL, ARLENE Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Home- coming Stunt, Jusendra, Girls' Club. Such a lovsliness will be welcomed unto the show world. BISHOP, RIO-lARD Transferred from E. Pearra. We welcome an ex-Raider ro the Luon's Den. x BRAUER, JOAN Cue Club, Spmrslr Club, Juw-ara, G.A.A., Mum Workshop, Pep Club, Jr. Homecormng Stunt, Joanne rs one who has that Al Personalrty. 4' 5 BLENDER, MARIANNE G.A.A., Cue Club, Latin Club, Jusendra, Musucal Extravaganza, Pep Club, We hope she achieves her ombmon to see the whale world. BRENENSTALL, PHYLLIS G.A.A1. Dean s Ass't, Girls' Club. Plryl is proof that good thrngs don't always come an large packages. Y BlB0, GERALD Latin Club, Fr.-Saph, Foot- ball, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Var' snty Football, Varsrty Basketball, Varsrty Base- ball. Jorre wrll someday be a flashy star at Notre Dame. v . ' 4 BLOOM, NORMA Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., Musncal Extravagmza, Jr. Red Crass, Deon's Ass't, Offuce Ass'I Ta count all of Norm's good qualvtres would be as hard counting her freckles. a Y, 'R rx BRODBECK, BARBARA Musrc Workshop, Jr. Natll. Honor Socrety, Music Extravaganza. Humor and mtellrgence malme a good combmahon. Y ns -S C ' f ' f swag 'r 'S SENIORS BIRKETT, WARREN German Club, Lahn Club, Guess Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Screace Club. The clowr. of me :lass but a real guy and a swell musncran. BORNHOLDT, DON Swnng Band, Musnc Work- shop, Latun Club, Social Sclence Club. Don lnlces all good musrc. Lnkely to be a musrcuan. BUG'lBlNDER, MANDEL Lahn Club, Jr. Red Cross, Musrcal Extravaganza. Mmdel wrll make a great Senator In l962. 23 SEMDRS BUCHER, ROBERT Committee al Forty, Stu' dent Council, Intramural Baseball, intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Bowling, Spanish Club, Sr. Stunt Show. Why should Bob dislike lost drivers' BURNHAM, BILL Intramural Basketball, Span- ish Club, Jr. Stunt Shaw, Intruriural Football, Intra- mural Bowling, Musical Extravaganza, Science Club. 8ill'x favorite pastime is riding in rodoos. We hope he doun'i get hurt. l CALDWELL, ANN Cue Club, Jusendta,CREST, Latin Club, Scimce Club, French Club, L.iii. www , Mum workshop, Muslral Extravaganza, What would we have done without Ann os editor ol tl!! CREST' ill: .hi 'r BUCK, BILL Like all ot us Bill likes movies and tried chicken. BUENNEKE, ROBERT Latin Club, Fi.-soph. Baslratball, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. Bob's height helps him in his lavorite pastime, basa- ball. BURR,HAROLD Fr.-Soph. Track, Varsity Track, Musical Extrav- aganza, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Sf. Hame- coming Stunt, Cross- County Tami. Harry would run a mile lar Central, and he has many times. i BURRELL, PEGGY Spanish Club, Jusendro, Cue Club, G.A.A., Musical Extravaganza, ScienceClub, Counselor's Ass't Jr. Stunt Show. Peg's o lively gal vlho's nevev still a minute. BURKE, RICHARD Latin Club We are going ta mis: Diclz's humor. CAIN, PHYLLIS Transferred Nothing irlu Phylum lille idlenus. CARLWN TOBY cu. cull, Latin club, Science Club, Stamp Club, Jusandra, Jr, Red Cross, Music Workshop, Dramatic Honor Society, Little Women , Student Council, Opinion. Musical Extrav- aganza, Social Science Club. ll Toby doasn't know a lolie, it doesn't exist. CASTLE, JOANNE French Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., Social Science Club. Jo has everything it takes tor a lovely model. CLARK, TOM Latin Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Fr,-Sopti. Football, F..-sopn. Basketball, Fi. Class Officer. One of Cetttrals' great assets in lootball. Xi, gg F ' 'rv Q' 15, f , . 9 L 'fri' 'm X 5 .. + 0 .1 - :L :Na ' iii 'C -W -159W N -E K1 ,-- - 'F L jf. ' 4 W' - . . H fa i 31 of . il.:-.QL 1' . as X 7 EOBURl:jHbER?ERT CI b CCHEN, STEVE atin u , ue 'h - - Juslndo, Cheerleader, sed Egovzl qumll bu' mc. to Cross, Musical Extrav- ogonxa. With Herbie's hobby ol rail- roading he ought ta. CO0K,DONNA JEAN G.A.A., Music Workshop, Ticket Corrmittee Cookie has spent most ol her high school career caged up in the ticket booth. COREY, CORWIN, RAY COT TINGHAM, REV BURN O inion iponish G.A.A., usendro Science Opinion, Sci- ence Club. Jemne is everyone's lriend and friend al everyone. Intramural Basketball, Fr.- scpii. self, Fr.-Soph. Swimming, Varsity Swim- ming, German Club, Social Science Club, Lettermans' Club, CREST, Varsity Track. Ray's so busy, he has no time lor a pastime. COUDEN, JERRY Latin Club, Pr.-me Club, Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Track, Varsity Foot- bol l, Lettermms' Club. Ii will be Q gona ml lor Jerry to become a doctor. CRUSE, MABEL Mobel's clever stories have everyone in stitches. P Likely to be an accountant with photography as o hubby. -new DAILY, EILEEN Music Workshop, Musical Extravaganza, Y-Toms, Pep Club. Eilem's voice has added to many assemblies. SENIORS Q' ..,q. C l L ' Nlfilv 1, ,Q-t .E -Zfl.-' ' -. ' .I ii, 'l 1 S ia,-ii -. ii- - .- 5 ', 5:' K fl? -.PiQQ3,j1 5 a 5 -3f1'4llll 'lf' f if l' 'nl l' 5' X . f 'H 5341-' 1' GDPER, JACK Stage Crew, Student Talent Board. Fenmmare has the best seat in the house, up on the cat walk over the stage. X 1 COVER, ANN Ulcer Leader, Opinion, Latin Club. Ann's one gal who looks good in straight bmgs. DAVIS, DEANE Tennis Tenn, Jusendra, Frolection Crew, Stage Crew, Dean's Ass't., Cue Club, Committee at Forty, Spanish Club, Lettermans Club, Letterrnan's Club, Social Council. With Deon's intelligence he's sure ta make some- thing ol his lite. .Ui fl 5 Q H .- I ' Up' Ll: 1 'i i au- 4 :N - r ,Ho - ln' 'ff i ll ' 1 JI' N ia ill, fl I ,f ' L P X- C' 4. 1 N I Xl S - ' -'I -,V 7 --f--f. ,..,- 'hv - . E:,E '- ' S 1-. .1 'r-- V ll . -'il-Q 1. --'wi - .Y -.Q f-Y - ----is c ' Efgg . - Y G. 2 '25 SENIORS DAVIS, HELEN CREST, G,A.A., Ju sandra, Pep Club, An Club, J, Nar'l Honor Scenery. Bulund her qurelness us a pleas-ng pouonqlny, DEEDS, ANNE Olllce Ass'l., Girls' Club, Ann wanls fo travel far and wrde any graaunolon. ,, ' DQLAVALLADE, MAR- CELLA Y-Teens, Spanush Club, French Club, Musucal Ex- 'YUVQ IQ' Marfyggn likely to leach French. DENNISON, HERMANN We wonder what a New Yorker lllre Hermann lhmlrs al Peoria? l Q rw. DENTON, JoANN CREST, Cue Club, Span- -sh Club, Red Cross, Jusendra, Munrcal Enrava- gmxu, Socnal Scuence Club, Pago, Sclence Club, Mun: Workshop, Jr. Nav'I Honor Socmy, The Lmle Mm- mu Her par! -n vhs Sen-or Clan play was enloyed by all, DEOBALD, JOHN Spannsh Club, Fr.-Soph. Faorball, Varsity Swimming, Varsnry Tennrs, Scuence Club We all lrnow Jahn lrom our swlmmmg ream. A DIETZ, JOHN DlSMUKE, CHRISTENE Lahn Club, lnlramural Musical Exirovagmlc Basketball Chris ls lllrely fo be a A lmle ruasmg wlll make ryp-sv. Johnny 'urn beetbred. DJIEERTH, AL German Club An Ideal guy who never gave the gurls a chance. DREHER, XROTHY CREST, Spanish Club, Jusendru, Musrc Workshop, Musucal Exiravaganxn, Ol- luce Page, G. A,A. DoHie's qunef, pleasant way ls lllred by all who know her. DEYO, JIM Lllmely lo be a tool and due maker. l DuBOIS, MARILYN Cue Club, G.A.A., French Club, Red Crass, Jusendra, Soph. Class Olllce, Oprn- lvfl. Counselofs As-s'r, Jnannre's parsonalrry has won her many lruencls. I f'Xr l Z. -HQ' G 5 fe l ARF 0 b ul ln, , . ., l ffl f 053 AQ 5LC fl M U9 EAGLETON, RALPH Transfer from Thomas Jefferson, Latin Club The makings af a good business man . EUSTICE, JIM Golf Squad, Social Science Club, Science Club, Swim- ming, Lettermenls Club Useless lust plain likes golf. FORD, VIRGINIA Fram Brimfleld Hrdi School G.A.A. A bum friend couldrfv be asked for. EAVES, CHARLOTTE CREST, Art Club, G.A.A., Cue Club,Jusendra, French Club, Musical Extravaganza, Science Club You canthmk Char for many of the illustrations in the '50 Crest, ELSON, SALLIE Spanish Club, Cue Club, G.A.A., Jusendra, Musical Extravaganza Likely to be found cruising the seas in lier avm boat. FAYE, HARRY CREST, Fr.-Saph. Football, Intramural Basketball, Var- sity Football, Varsity Baseball, Jusendra, Art Club, Spanish Club, Mus- ical Exlravaganla Harr is 'a bay who is liked by all. FISH MARILYN CREST, Spanzsh Club, Art Club, Jusendra, The Little Minister , Musical Extravaganza Mlnna's l1air of gold and eyes of blue af. hard to forget. il: FREDRICKSDN, SHIRLEY Cue Club, .lusendra Shirley likes to sleep in may hall. p-1 Z' SENIORS I ,li 1 .X . - EMORY, SHIRLEY G.A.A., Orthopedic Ass't. Office Ass't. Music Work- shop, Musical Extrava- ganza, Y-Teens, Cheer- leader Likely to make a vary good secretary. Q' J ,..f I FLAGLORE, JANE G.A.A. We'lI miss her laughter. FRYE, CHARLOTTE Charlene! ambition of having everyone like her has a good start. K7 GARDNER, DON Fr.-Soplw. Baseball, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, Vasity Baseball, Varsity Basket- ball, Latin Club, Musical Extravaganza, Intramural Sports We'II remember him lor his wonderful basketball playing. 'lr CTW W 27 hllzk SENIORS GARREN,JEAN CREST, Spanush Club, Science Club, Arr Club, MusIcalEx1favaganzn So qurev buf so lull Q6 rdsas. GORMAN, MARY Lalm Club, French Club, G,A.A., Cue Club,Juser1dra, Counselors' Ass'f. Scuence Club, Socral Scranco Club Dean's Ass'v. Mary wrll go lar an anyvhmg she underfulcas, W ll GRUEBMEYER, JANET G.A.A,, swan Club, Juxendra, Musrrnl Enrnva- gfmm, mp Club, Mum workslmp May Jorr's umblllon ra glng be lullrlled. be GlLBERT, KETRA Cue Club, Musrcal Extrava- ganza, G.A.A., Spanrslr Club,.lusendra, Counselor's Ass'l. A g-rl caching for a good vrme. GREEN, KNUTE Fr.-Sopll. Baseball, Cross- Counvry, Track, lnframural Arhlencs Who' would our Truck team have been w-rhouo Knule7 . iq: vw ! - , 2 1' ,J . 4 is it 5 ,AK lp l GUERNSEY, TED From Newion, Mass., We hop. Ted has mea Central as well as Ceniral has lllfed lilm. I. -. WN , ! xx X ll QQ x S WIA L: ? ws 2' N GIRE, MADELEINE Magorelve Lrkely fc be a nurse. GREGORY, ALICE MAY C-.A.A. Sports are a favorrte of Alrce. h GLENN FLORENCE oemnl G.A.A,, Musrc Workshop, Musncal Extravaganza, Cue Club, Gresrlaader. Her per pesve ns wamrrg rn lme. GRlFFlTH, BEVERLY JOANN Lrbrary Club, G.A.A., Y. Taeru, Musncal Exhavaganxa Bev becomes qunfs rrrl- ialed when poked rn fha rubs, GUMMERSON, BEVERLY G.A.A,, Lrbrary Club, Jusendru, Lnfnn Club, Ger- man Club, Cue Club, Jr. Naf'l Socrefy, Science Club, MuslcalExYravagnn1a Ben .nr.ll.ger.Ce.n school ...ll carry her far. , Ql ll I f ffm, X X, A .. ,fl J S 1 Z if 4 GUNN, DONNA JEAN G,A.A. Donna has fun hun plans Vo selfle down fo olllce worlr. xl' l ll lll ' Wm' 1 J f 'ff UHIIIIWA fllllWll-2Q- ' 4 ww l '28 GUNTHER. SHIRLEY A mc. gm wud like know better. HALL, ROBERT Varsity Track Bob's hobby ond ambition have to do with wood worlt. ' '-In HARKER, RUTH C... Club, spawn. cm., Social Scnunco Club, Musical Extravagmxa O muon Jusen 1 P I ' am, Mum wmmwp, Little W .. amen , Dramatic Honor Society, Comm. al 40, G.A.A., Pop Club, Sr. Closs Officer, Red Cross. Ruthue's humor and vitality are a great asset. NEPFER, LaVONNE G.A.A., Cue Club, Span- ish Club, Social Science Club, Science Club, Jusendra, Jr. Nar'l Honor Society, Musncol Extrovo- gonxa Von is always on tho go. .25 2 HAVERTON, HELEN CREST, French Club, Cue Club, Pep Club, Opinion, Student Council, Jusandra Petite Helen ns usually wearing a smile. HERRMANN, JOAN Jusanda, Social Science Club, Girls' Club, Coun- salor's Ms't. Joany hopes to lean the art of playing gall. X ml NN a SENIORS HANSON, BETTY G.A.A., Cue Club, Musical Extravagan za, Opin ron HARBUR, BARBARA G.A.A., Jusendra A girl wha can always laugh Betty is everybady's friend. 'llln95 Ull- HAZELRIGG, BARBARA Spcnlsh Club, Opinion, Latin Club, G.A.A, One cure, peppy lmle gal HELLER, DODIE Girl's Club, Cue Club, La- tin Club, Comm. ol 40, Student Council, Pep Club, is Barb. Jusendro, Spanish Club, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Talent Board A natural blonde combined wnth o pleasing personality. HOHULIN, RlCHARD CREST, Art Club, infra mural Basketball Duck is likely to be o great HOUGHTON, KAREN G.A.A., German Club, Pap Club, Musical Extravaganza, Library Club aqui, Karan has a nico word for everyone. gl Q c l Q K 'iq l X 7 llh v f ,Wi all A f 5 , 1 : f xx 2. K , 2 , J Z alll gn -as ll lllllllllll Nled lux -T f I Z 'DO f Cv My 1nff' Q 2, W 29 BEN J.U.li5 HOWARD, TAYLOR Varsity Swimming Yeam, Scronce Club, Social Sc.. ence Club, Prolection Crm, vumvy C-on squad, Lettermarfs Club Luke to be a nuclear physicist. ' HUBER, JACQUELYN G.,-MA., som. club Musical Extravagm 15, Mui sic Workshop, Red Cross, Jusondra, Cuo Club .lacklo's honesty and sin- cerity have gninad hsrmmy friends. ISAACS, BETTY G.A.A., Cue Club, Jusm- dro, Pep Club, Spomgh Club, Opinion, An Club l3erry's ombnlari ls ra be on a soup opera. JOHNSON, FRANK Jam 4.,l.u., bevng called by ll., .1.u.m.m., John, JACKSON, RONALD Spanish Club, lntramural Sports, Fr.-Soph. Faotbull Touts would rather go out with he boys. A Q3 . of f af JOHNSON, MARY Cue Club, Jusendro, Opin- ron, Comm. al 40, Social Council, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Social Science, l.mle Women , Musical Extrovagonxa An active and sweet gurl at P,H.S. HULL, BARBARA Pep Club, Musical Ex- travqanza, Latin Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Mu. sic Workshop, Little Women , Dramatic Han- or Society Barb ls talented In many ways. JEWELL, RICHARD Dick gets hrs greatest pleasure in doing nothing. HURD, ROYAL Track, Jusondra, Spanish Club Cue Club, Fr.-Soph. Football, Musical Extrava- gmxa A hunt to the girls--Royal'l ambihan ls ta have liltoon kids. JOHNSON, CLARENDON Spmush Club, Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.-Soph. Basket- ball, Fr.-Soph. Baseball, Sanur Class President Lettarmerfs Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, vmmy Baseball An all-round boy. JOHNSON, WILBUR Red Crass, Musical Ex- travagmza Wilbur wants no more home- work, A u. ,uv t, s 1-Q JUERJENS, FREDERIC Commune al Ferry, Fr.- Soph. Football, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Track, Letter- men's Club, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Pre-Med. Club, Cue Club, Varsity Football Varsity Basketball. An all around alhlete is Fritz. Q ar. KAESTLER, GERD Varsity Baseball, Fr.- Sopb. Baseball, Musical Extravaganza Slrck's one guy wbo's lust waiting ta retire. KEHL, ED CREST, Fr.-Soplt. Baseball, Fr.-Soplt Football Ed's bound to make good in the freld of photography. KELLY. PAT Y-Teens A xvreet and quiet girl is Pat. C,-. 'ff ll it .J J KAHN, SONYA Latin Club, Social Science Club, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society We know 'Sonny' will be a great harpist lon this planet.l sqm l KIESER, DEE Cue Club, German Club, Science Club, G.A.A., Jusendra, Social Science Club, Page, Musical Ex- travagonza Dee ls a girl who has time for everyone KINZIE, CQlSTANCE Latin Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Music Workshop May Ccnnie's desire to travel to foreigt countries be fulfilled. O I SENIORS ff KAMIN, KENNETH Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Soph. Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Base- ball, Lettermen s Club lf Ken's ambition of being a millionaire rs realized, he'll be able to play 'bop' records to his heart s con- tent. A , or wks- sv ' , . V, 5 . ul, 'yi' -t .iff f - ft 41 , 5 r 5 i KELLEY, KEITH Fr,-Soph. Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Baseball, Varsity Basketball, vmny Base- ball Kelth will be another Jackie Robinson in the l9S0's, KITCHELL, CLAUDETTE CREST, Latin Club, G.A.A., Cue Club, Jusendra, The Lrnle Minister , Music Extravaganza DeDe will fallow at in- terior decarotorls career rf she has her way. I J 'Hx .11- KEARNS, COLLEEN G.A.A., Spanish Club, So- cral Science Club Will Colleen be able to avoid stuckup people when she's a successful secre- tary? l -: l KELLY, ERSKINE CREST, Latin Club, Span- ish Club, Stamp Club, Sa- cral Science Club, Fr.- Saph. Track, Opmton, Jusendra, Cue Club, Gun Club, Rule Team, Mum Cm., sum. Club Eric, har. ol spa.. Janes makes hun cn up- iwlder ol the trner things of life. KOCH, STEVEN Cue Club, Jusendra, Latin Club, Social Science Club, Soph. Class Pres., Stu- dent Council, Golf Team, Pres. af Student Council, Committee of Forty, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society Steven's personality and many abilities may enable him to retire at 2l, 5 X 5 1 f x ?i- gglld-JA -11 .?'-'- ir-- 31 SENIORS KOCVLVERNE Cue Club, Lahn Club, Prmcrlal Crew, J.. Rm Cross, Musical Exirava- gmxa, Sfudoril Drracrarr. Jusorrdra, The Lmn Mlnlslern Qlould Veme choose fo be a doctor or a minlsler l1a'll be a xuccnx. :J - X LAROVIE, MARGARET Lalrn Club, Mum worl- shop, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Cue Club As a ,owl warner Peqgy's a.p.naal,.l.r, and ima..- ship will rake lm lar. LINDUJIST, LEIGHTON Varsity Basketball, Fr.- Soph. Basketball, vmlry Track, French Club, Scr- rence Club, Varsrry Gall, F..-seph. Track, vom, sl-ov., J.. ma crm, sam Show, Cross Country Track Team. Could Lairjalau be culled Flash because ol his abnllry .r. baskelball' Wh. lr- K lr KRANZ, NORMA Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, G.A.A., Music Workshop, Science Club, Jr. Nuv'l Honor Sociary, Music Extravaganza, Opin- ion,Pep Club. Easily irrilcned people rrrrrara Norma. LEROY, ROGER Fr.-Soph. Faarball, Fr.. scpll. Baseball, vamr, Fwrbqll, comme. of Forty, lnlramural Basker- ball. Rag raves a cheer in any span. 40' KRONQJIST, JAMES Varsiry Faarball, Varsify Track, Srudenl Council, Committee ol Forty, Jr. Red Cross, Fr. Class V- Presiderlr, Spanish Club When doubling with .llm ll'd be wise lo plan ahead. LEVINE, MARY ELL EN G.A.A., Science Club, French Club, Music Work- shop, Opinion, Musical Exiravaganza Even Ihouah she has ihem, never cal Mary Ellen o.mple,. X' LIFKIN, WILLIAM Fr.-Soph. Foorball, Fr, Soph. Basketball, Varsily Faolball, Varsiry Gall, Fr.-Soph. Track, Sec. ol Soph. Class, LeHermen's Club. Bill lincls a lol of time lor his lavorile pass lime - Worhen! 4- if LIPPS, ROBERT German Club, Intramural Sports Lumpy wanls someday fo become an engineer. LANGE, BURTON Cue Club, Music Workshop, Proieclron Crew, Lahn Club. We'll be proud lo W, we knew Burl men ha plays ar Carneale Hall. LINDEMANN, ROBERT Gerrnm Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Fr.-Soph. Track, Daan's Ass'i. Bob plans ro gel plsrrly ol sleep during lhe resl al his lllehme. LIVINGSTON, BETTY Girls' Club A qulef girl whose hobby rs collecllrlg recipes. Sal x I , flxsllf ia X L ini 32 X X Ye. V LOEWENSTEIN. ELAINE Crest Art Stall, Cue Club, Jusendra, Opinion, Latin Club, French Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Girls' Club, Jr. Red Cross Lively and lull at lun' i ., MARTIN, ISABELLA Girls' Club May lsy's desire to travel be fulfilled. am- MCDUFF, JUDY Frmd: Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, Page, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Little Women , Dramatic Honor Society. We wi l remember how well known Judy ls lor her sing- ing md dancing ability. LUCHSINGER, MARY Cue Club, G.A.A., Jusen- dra, Music Workshop, Mu- sical Extravaganza, Pep Club Screwball's only ambi- tion rsta beacertain Min- ister's wife. MARZAH1, ROBERT Dean's Ass't May Bob someday become an auto-mechanic. LUTHY, FERD Varsity Tennis, Science Club, Spanish Clul., So- cial Science Club, Jusen- dra, Cue Club, Intramural Bowling. Ferd will make a success- tul business man with his cheerful ways. -4 MASON, GWENDOLYN C-.A.A., Spanish Club, Mu. sical Extravaganza, Opin. ion, Music Workshop. Gwen likes to relax with good books, but have fun, VOD. McCrREW, JAMES Intramural Football, Intra- mural Basketball, Hr-Y. Jim doesn't appreciate that sweet scent ol perfume. i On, MclNTlRE, JACK Gulf Team, Fr.-Seah. Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball, Intramural Basketball We wonder what Jack does when he can't play gall. if X O SENIDRS MARTIN, EDYTHE Jusendra, Latin Club, So- cial Science Club, French Club. With Edre's gentle way, she'll make a wonderful nurse. MCCOOL, NANCY G.A.A., French Club, Crest Art Staff, Pep Club, Jusendra, Art Club, Jr, Nat'l Honor Society, Cue Club, Jr. Prom Committee Not all commercial artists could be as sweet as Nmcy. McKlNNEY, JOHANNE Latin Club, Musical Ex- travaganxa. .lam is a potential world traveler. tsl - -.Il l l l ,, 0 lil LN N . I I 33 MINOR, GILBERT MITCHENER. WILLIAM SEN IORS I, MEIDIMSER, MARILYN CREST, Spanish Club, Scr- unco Club, Social Scrsnca Club, Cul Club, Jusmdra, Musical Extravaganza , Thc Lirrlu Mrnrsrarn, Music worruhop, Jr. Prom cm.. rmrru, Fr.-Jr.-Sr. Srurn Show, Pop Club. Ona who gun grwt plou- lura rn being able to halp othors is Marilyn. MEYER, ROBERT Baseball, Manugur All Bob wants in life is ru mire rl easy and have luis ol money. N-'QI' MILLER, PAT Music Workshop, Girls' Club. Anyone .0 .r.r.rm.a .n NELZER, JOANNE Cue Club, G.A.A., CREST, Jr. Stunt Show, Jusondra. Musical Extravaganza. May Join have much suc- cess as a model. MERKLE, LDRRAINE Jr. Rod Cross, Spmrsh Club, o.A.A. Anyone who has sam Mitzi dance knows sbe's tops. MIDDENDORF, MARY A, G.A.A., Latin Club, Girls' Club. Mary Ann lrlres to have lun with lots ol kids in her car. ,ao A , ' 4 1 MILLER, ROSEMARY G.A.A., Music Workshop, Y-Toms, Spanish Club, n r Juso d a. Rosemary thrnlrs teaching MILLEKPTARD Fr.-Sods. Baseball, Fr,- Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Intramural Bowl- ing, Intramural Softball, Spanish Club Sleeping and eating me Howy's favorite pas- IINIQ. MERRICK, BETTY Lahn Club, G.A.A., Girls' Club, Dem's Axs't. Rrclry's snappy clothes Q.. .,am.r.a by ull. I I f 9 I 5 I lb ., J 'VIP A ::: , MILLER, MARTHA Opinion, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Cue Club, Jumaru, G.A.A., Musrcul Exrrqvarrgnrua, Lime Women , Jr. Red Cross. CREST Marty's sharp wardrobe is known by ull. Spanish Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, Musical Enravuganza. II Gil could combine sports Varsity Swimming, Varsity Traclr, Spanish Club, Jr. Class 0I'Iicer, Sf- Stunt Show When Bill is a mechanical horses as Pat, is sure to h h. lc d ll be I hm o m m 'gown W' Un and Crm mgrneaang hid .1-gm.,r will rmr Wr- really like his warlr. selves on any bridge he's built. C- f' -. ... ' fl l 2 P.. fl X F G s x 4'- .0 Q ' I ' up 'l O .1-l 'Z'- ' .- N I X X5 f s I 34 NELSCN, ANITA 1' Lf I f 1 IMJRPHY, DONALD Cue Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Crest Art Stall, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Var- sity Baseball, Fr.-Soplt. Baseball, Art Club, Social Science Club. Murph will malie a great commercial artist. G.A.A., Musical Extrava- ganza, Latin Club. DeDe's pep and energy DOVUY SBQW1 ta WBC' Ol-I'. FARRISH, RlG'lARD Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Dean's Ass't., Fr.-Song. Baseball, Varsity Base ll, Varsity Basketball Manager, Var- sity Football-Manager, Who but Dick could manage our teams sa well. ii- -ii C A pf. LZ' I f ZX: Alf' f ., nl - -I MUZZY, GERALD Musical Extravaganza, ln- tramural Baseball, Intra- mural Football, Intramural Basketball. Fux is another Central senior with engineering ambitlms. Diesels are his specialty. NEELY, TNA CREST, G.A.A., Cue Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra. Dana should have no trouble in seeking her lite- rime ambition of getting married. NELSCN, BARRETT R. Barry is satisfied with life itself. NOPPENBERGER, NANCY Opinim Editor, Jr. Red Crass, Latin Club, Dean's Ass't G.A.A., Jusendra, Cue Club. As our Opinion editor, Nancy will ga lar in laur- nalism. PATTUI, DEAN Latin Club, Sciltce Club, Jr. Nat'I.l'lonar Society, Musical Extravaganza. Hearing Dean play his guitar is a treat lar all. PEARD, MARILYN G.A.A., Malorlrte, French Club, Jusendra, Cust Art Statl, Pep Club, Art Club, Music Workshop, Jr. Pram Committee. Some of Marilyn's artistic ability can be sem wom by aur cheer leaders. SENIQRS E 1 Q Q NEFF, LERUY Spanish Club,Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Pa u, Sec. of Lettermen's Club What but baseball could be Clem's tavarite pastime' OYENS, MKRCELLA Spm ish Club, .lu sandra, Cure Club, Jr. Nat'l Honor Sa- iety, Musical Extravaganza. We hope Nurse wen: never has any two-laced patients. PETTIT, RICHARD Fr.-So . Bas Il, .- sopi-. gL.u.rb.lll F..-sfpl-. Football, Intramural Ballist- ball, Intramural Football, Varsity Baseball Manager, Varsity Football, Jr. Red Cross, Letterman s Club. Dicli's ambition at getting out of school will soon be fullilled. f'0 W W 1 f-5 fagfjj iz' ,W ...- M N 2 - 'Cash 1, Ygwrfc- 35 SENIORS POTTER, SALLY French Club. Spmuh Club, G.A,A., Jr. Red Cross, CU! Club, Juw-aw, Lmla Womerlllr OP 0'1. -l'4 Nar'l Honor som-ry. Sw- dent Councrl, Muxlcol El- Qravaganxo, Comulofx Ass'!. Wrrh Sally's wandulvl knowledge, she's wr: to ga lar m Ohm world, REICHERT. WALTER Prolecrron Crew, Svudenl Cauncrl, German Club, Cue Club, Jusmdrn. l 9 'U'0l Bowling. Walvr.-r rhrnlu u profess-UI as banker should be WW' xalnfacvery. RUSSEFF, PHYLLIS Om World Commnlee, Cheerleader, Comrnnlfee ol Ferry, Lrbfnry Club, Page. Whar a grear world wid have rl more people had Phylk emma.. POTTS, HNNIE Grrls' Club When rhere's no hope, Bonnle wrll do her besf Oo make us beuuflful. RITTMILLER, MARY Lurm Club, Musrc Work- shop, Musrcal Exvravaganm, LrHle Women , Cue Club, Jusandrc, CREST, Lnbrary Club, Pep Club. Mary's delicate beaufy wrll make her an exceptional model. SALTZ, ELAINE Spanish Club, SclenceClub, Jusendru, G.A.A. Elurne rs sure ro make a comperenf secrevury. POWERS, JEROME lnfrnmural Football, lnvrc- mural s.su.vbula, Prolec- Hon Crew,Musicol Enrava- ganza, Cue Club. Look for Jerry's name rn lights as an orchestra leader. REICHERT, ROLF German Club. Hero's c boy wnh polmcal umbrlnonx, ROSENFELD, JUDITH Y-Teens, C-.A.A., Frmch Club, Lrbrary Club, CU, Club, Science Club, Jusen. dm. Avoid loolung sorcaslrc rf you wrsh ro remain In JUdY's good graces, SALZENSTEIN, CHARLES Varslly Swrmmrng, Golf, Lehermenls Club, Span. 191 Club, Lahn Club, Gun Club, Jr, Red Cross. Carlos wrll fly hugs -as o prlor, lhat rs. ROSS, DONALD Lahn Club, Fr.-Snplr. Fool- ball, Varsny Football, Swrmmmg Team. A luverure ponlme af Dov1's ls gurls. SANDY, MARILYN 1 Club F h pllkdic Clugfgue -luwrdru. Opmmn, CREST, ll! won'r be long before Reguslered Nurse Sandy wrll be cunng mvalrds. X L. i Z5 A , l al I 36 SAURS, BEVERLY G.A.A., Scloncs Club, Girls' Club. May Beverly mary a baso- ball pluynr, lacing so fond ol baseball herself. A SCHNEIDER, CAROLINE G.A.A., Y-Teens, Opinion, Pu-Mads: Club, German Club, Social Sclsnce Club, Orthopedic Assit. Caroline's patience and quiet ways add up in mak- ing a good nursu, SEELYE, WILLIAM Wa'ra sorry that Bull cauld nat bo with us all four yuan. SCHMIDT, VlRGlNlA Spanish Club, Musical Extrava nra. Lille url! of us, Virginia likns to spend money. if t SG'lNEBLIN, DOLORES Art Club, G.A.A., Music Workshop, Jusendro, Crest Art Stall, Musical Extrava- ganza, Cue Club. Dodie s generosity and kindness is known by all who meet her. SCHUMACHER, KENNETH German Club. Ken is happiest whnrt photogaphmg locomotives. SCHWAB, JUDITH German Club, Scionce club, G.A.A., cue Club, Jusendra, Musical Ex- tmvagonza. .ludy's pleasing smile is sure to help in her secrr tarnal work. SEILER. QAIRE Franch club, Latin Club, Cue Club, Jusondra, Pup Club, Musical Extrava- ganza, Music Workshop, Social Scimce Club, Jr. Rod Cross. Claire's quiet charm und sweet ways complcta tha picturs ol abaautilul girl, SEVER, LORA Musical Extmvaganlo, G.A-A-, Girls' Club. Lora hopss ta marry and raisa a big family. SENIORS 4 SCHNEBLIN, SHERLANE Jusendra, G.A.A., Music Workshop, Musical Extrava- ganxa. One ol our laveliest models to be ls Sherry. SCOTT,RAY Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Musical Extrava- gonxa. Scotty will be lnund my- time playing hillbilly rn- cords. SHIVELY, DAVE Swf-iff' Club. Fr.-soph. Football, Fr.-Soph. Baskat- bull,v Varsity Ballmotbqll, Varsity Track, Vqgiyy Sw-'pf'-if-9, CREST, L.n.,. mon s Club. Dave s grunt ambition in lil' is to malro manay. on 37 SENIORS , F Q N, SMTH, DEE Clworllrdor, Musical Ex- travaganxo, G.A.A., Cue Club, Music Warlmsho . DII's bcuutilul curlay hair is admired by all who know har, SITH, MARY ELLEN CREST, Committee of Forty, Girls' Club, Spun- lsl1 Club, Cui Club, Jusm- dra, Musical Extravaganza, The Little Minister , G.A.A., Jr. Nar'I Honor Sociaty, Music Workshop, Pop Club. Ir's hard to find one more puppy and full al lun than Mosl . SPEARS, MILTUJ Muslml Extravaganza, Fr.- Soph. Faorball, Fr,-Soph, Track, Varsitr Football, Lot1umm's Cub, Jr. Rad Cross. Mon Milt knocks on your door you'll lrnovr he chose sulsunanship lar a pra- ian. STEVENSG4, DAVE Lovin Club, Swimming Team. Dan is tha quiet, easy gn- mg type who lux! wants to inlay lain. l 38 SPRENGER, JACK Opinion, Pro ectmn Crew, Crest An Sralf. As u Convnnrcial artist Jncf slwuldft liavn any troubla finding models. 's a good loaliing lad who plans to be a million- airo. SQNER, JAY Latin Club, Scimcs Club. Musical Extravapnza, Var- sity Football. Just what will Jay be hunt- ing Mun ha's a forut ranger? STANSLOY, RlO'lARD J. Gorman Club, Intramural Arhlerics. Pate has quite an eye for modern art. STEES, ART Spanish Club, Fr.-Saph. Busoball, Varsity Bcsoball, Varsity Football, Srrcratary of Fr. Class, Swing Band. Atf's wit will ssrve him well wlion lu is a lamous radio broadcaster. STIDHAM, PHYLLIS Spanrii Club, G.A.A., So' Science Club, Musical Ex- rravaganza. We bopo Pliyle will never lose her sense ol humor. STOECK ER, WLDRED German Club, Music Work- shop, G.A.A., Y-Tnns. We'ra sure Millie will maks quite a reliable sucretary. N 'Q STOLL, JOAW Jwnam, Cu. Club, sw.. ish Club, G.A.A., Scvmca Club, Ollics Ass't., Music Wodxitop. wan ba 916.4 to hav. umm Jo. Minn slw's a lurious bactariolagisl. , a SENIORS STRAUNAN, JUN Prolection Crew, Page, Social Science Club, Span- ish Club, Cue Club, Varsity Golf Team, Lettermm's Club. When it comes to driving, at least John signals. SZICIN, NN German Club, Social Sci- ence Club, lntrunural Basketball, lntrunural Foot- ball, Fr.-Soph. Basketball, Varsity Track. We think Dan Should begin to gave the girls a break. , 4 1 .1 P K J , - I STNCXLE, SALLY G.A.A Cul Club, .lusci- am, slum Club, Art Club, Opinion, Pqa Club. Il you meet Sally abroad you'll know her by her sparkling eyes. TEASDALE, DELORES Latin Club, Girls' Club. Dee hopes to make others lovely as a luture beau- tician. SUTTW, GENE Fr.-Spb. Football, Track, Varsity Footbdl. Il Gme is a successful Football player he'lI be completely contented. 9 lunge' u THURMAN,ElN Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.- Saph. Basketball, Fr. Snph. Track, Committee ol Forty, The Littln Mini- ster , CREST, German Club, Cue Club, Mrsical Exnravaganxa, Jusendra, lntramural Sports. Drop around and see Judi when his ambutian ol be- ing a millionaire is lul- lillud. X fyl' 1 1 SWEBORG, BONNIE G.A.A., Musical Extrava- ganxa Alter dreaming awhile, Bon- nielltopes to marry some- one . I J r I , N I' l st. x TREBESCH, CPAL Latin Club, Musical Ex- travaganla. When in need of a good nurse, remember Upal. 1 ff s 1 ll . I I i 'JI - ,f Jr V J' . A 1 ' 1 TREVYN, FRANK Latin Club, Intramural Basketbal l, Intramural Base- ball, Ff..s0ph Basiwall. Who'll be that little nurse when Frank's a famous Mctor? TYRRELL, O'lARLES Spanish Club, Tennis. What's bum known around Central than Charley's lakes' His Studebakerll VAN DE VEER, JOAN Art Club, Jusendra, Crest Art Staff, Musical Extrava- ganza, Ore Club. Jeanie is bound for success as a conmercral artist. VAN OSXL, JlM Fr.-Sopli. Basketball, Sci- ence Club, Spmish Club, Intramural Basketball, ln- rramural Baseball, Intra- mural Football. In the luture wa'rn bound to sae Ozzie around some sort al a paul. 12- Nxff 5 39 SENIORS VIERLING, JAMES OWQUN Club, Counselofs Ass t. J:m's bound to build Clem up to the Blue Heaven, on a building engineer. l t VORIS, ROBERTA Spanish Club, G.A.A., Well remembered will be, Bobbie's sincerity and blond ltatr. WALTER LEWIS Varsity baseball, Varsity Basketball, Fr.-Soplt. Basketball, Let1efmen'x Club Sarge will malie a hit with the girls even as a couch. VATKINS, JERRY Fr.-Saph. Football, Fr.- Snplw. Trcclm, Varsity C-all, Varsity Football, Varsity Tracll, Spanish Club. Someday ue'lI say we knew DL Watkins lram P.H.S. WARREN, DICK Latin Club, Social Science Club. Dicli's one who never noses in others' allairs. WATSIN, JIM Latin Club, Cue Club, Fr.- Football, Fr.-Soph. Baseball. We wonder ll .lim will ever find a teacher who isn't a pain inthe neclr to him. WAGNER, MARY LOU Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusandra, G.A.A., The Little Minister, Musical Extravaganza, CREST. Mary Lou is headed lor a line career as an interior decorator. WATERS, DALE Jusenia, Cue Club, Spm- ish Club, The Little Minister. We'd all lilxe to retire at 21 like Dale plans to do. WEBB, WAYNE Social Scimce Club, CREST, Opinion, Jusendra, Cue Club, Fr.-Soph. Track, CrossfCountry Traclc Team, Intramural Football, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Track, Latin Club, Guess Club, Science, Musical Ex- travaganxa, Hi-Y, Music WALLACE, ILORES Activity Club, Jr. Not'l. Honor Snciety, Y-Teens. We wish Dolorvs luclr In anything she undltdies. b - r ts WATKINS, BETTY G.A.A., Girls' Club. Betty's quiet ways will malxe her a successful lecretay. VIELQ1, BURTON Musical Extravaganza. BLrton's favorite pastime is sports. , C X gn A ii. f wily? V 1 lilii 11 , l .., WELLS, BEVERLY J. German Club, Music Work- sh op. Bev wants nothing but a happy home life and some- body ta teas e . Mui.-' WILSON MARILYN Cul Club, Jusenda, Coun- selor's Assistant, Class Ollicer, French Club. You'll lind Muscles on her ranch raising thorobnd Doberman Pinchors. WQIBACHER, LILA Cue Club, Science Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, CREST, French Club, Dean'lAss't, Jusendra,Girls' Club. Lee's natural curly locks are the envy ol rnmy a girl. arg any i 7 1 , f fe , l I Wn ollj r f lil w-wwf WERNER, NEAL Lettermen's Club, Fr.-Soph Football, Fr.-Soph Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. When Neal becomes a great Lawyer, we'll know where to talxe our troubles. WILSW, MJRMA Latin Club, German Club, Cue Club, Masical Ex- ttovagcnza. ln traveling everywhere, may Norma have the best of luck. WOGJALL, WAYNE Fr.-Soph. Football, Fr.-Soph, Basketball, Fr.-Soph. Base- ball, Intramural Football , Intramural Basketball, Base- ball Manager, Stage Crew. Woody's usually seen around in his Model A. wi ff 1 9 I .- - Ars WILCOX, EDDIE Gun Club, Fr.-Sodi. Track, Fr.-Sadr. Football, Spanish Club, Music Workshop. Eddie will always be ro membered for his Wine and Women. WOLF, RlQ1ARD Latin Club, Music Work- shop, Musical Extravownxa, Social Science Club. Dick's Iuture as an archi- tect seems very promising. 5' J. il ll s Hx X -Q. m ia Ayf i ', ' J , if WRIGHT, ALVIN intramural Basketball, In- tramural SoItball. We hope Alvin's ambition to become a radio engineer comes true, Qi i gk xg Ck Wffli' xdlf WILKINS, JACK Prolectim Crew, Vice- President of the Sophomore Class, President ol the Junior Class, Latin Club, Swimming Team, Treasurer ot the Senior Class. Jack will always be re- membered Iar his cheerful- ness around thehalls. WOLFE, ROGER Jr. National Honor Socie , Science Club, Latin Clnlb, The Little Minister , So- cial Science Club. Qir Lrttle Ministeruhopes to become a chemical e1- gunner. YOUNG, JACK Letterrnan's Club, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Hi-Y, Fr.-Soph Football, Fr.-Soph. Basket- ball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Jack's athletic abilities are known by all at P.H.S. Wil: :- ' ,4- mils E W'w-lhwfil ' N i ax 4 l SENIORS YOLNG, JOYCE VAN GUNDY G.A.A., Social Scnmcc Club We lro Joyce ml ZEIGLER, CAROLINE ZINSER, JACQJELINE G.A.A., Ar? Club,Cul Club, Spanish Cut C U . ol Spanish Club, CREST, il' l si lE I uslcal Exffuvagu su s . lncoml d llousovnfs. Workshop, Jr. ra, Social Sci u ie's l Pep Club. e. F a f x ,Q-' , .f ff L GX ' L f' ' Q A' C5 J' v gs ' Q 5 if- F S.. S I Dj j gQ,WQlll l s 9,2 mil CD J ll N J ff f f W l W im X WW fig? .ili- i1 , , Q J -- . ni1-i' ,- J V 4- ,, ,, 7 , if ii 'ff 1 A if - f .,V Y C 'ef f -+ S'+i 4. ll Wo bo M V, L. 1, 55' , 1 f 4. 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H2 repre sents P ' QOHG Hi gh 's iunio rs, with c on stent acti ' wty on sports, clubs and cla sses. As you can s ee the y never slip or f alter on any of sh eir proiec ts JUN IORS i l Abel, Don 1 Ackerman, Lynette 5 Sb Q ' Q.. Ap plegate, Bill 'Alf 2' Brooks, Delores Brunswick, Carol 9' Carney, Deedie Carter, Jackie Carter, Laird I . 1 Cheneler. Donna Bear, Vera Blumenthal, Al 9-.fl A ' 1' 'is . f N, ra al Beatty, Kay Bodine, Bob ' , K I f , ' , i V .. ,.. A .. ,. 4 , Quiz? i W ., A ,-'Ia Beghtol, Bette rvChuck ,V OX Q yy - 5 Q i Q Q. ,gf 5 Arnholt, Marcia Beyer, Jeannie nd, Jer? K A K X ., V. ,,:i? .ia l- Q. A if l Barabe, Joan W ,I i Birdzell, Tom Borden, Ed i Q K - J Q . l 4 I j 'Y A .,,, , l gl ,Q x f Beam, Tom 44 Blaakwel I, Loretta' . rri a ary 2 P J Clements, Delores 1' - fu! 1 if Cohen, Ted Comer, Howard Cooling, Beffy Cornish, Herman 5 'QQ Courf, Bob f 1, Q 0, .Ak , 'X Cramer, Bill A I K il lr gx 'EEL -X -:aux we 'a X XYZ: lpQll3i.,i mx N .li 'll NWN? in XRS lf' lm' ,, AQ-5.5. X we bw QQ -A-rift? ff X - J X U, fb QP' .Q 14 Cross, Larry w 4.6. Crout, Frankie l Q A wif fi A. Dace, Helen Dague, Robert Davis, Ruth 3' p-...lfvk 0 ' ,t ee .JLUNIGRS i Dawson, Ginny .. F.. KJ' Q, saw 2 Dayhuff, lla Deal, Roger ,-. j 4 W DeVoss, Carl Divan, Joonie Domnifz, Dove li. A- I r T VV - 1 Donnelly, Bill Downing, Roggr Duke, Don Dunham, Bonnie 1 w .- W. l l NJ f -' . - ' , V - , r 'N 1 1.. l'. Y 1...lv! K. al , Edwards, Chuck Eksfrand, Kay 45 J' UN IORS Q Q Elam, Leslie Endres, Margaret Fallerius , Carol Fields, Wayne 1 Fisher, June Fleming, Ted Fosco, Dick I I , Gates, Rich s 4 ' x 'N PIG'-A 'lx .Nw If ' lb . A l - 4 FH' l,,x,, f 1 , . . X Glass, Diqne M Greene, Kenny X ' Hagen, Shirley X - 1 N x X L ' XX X '.: .Q Ky I x ,- N S dl ,. xii- ' y G G. SX pri r X- S X , Q s F Y ..t' W . V1 x x' N 'll Goodwin, Dave X X N, Gregg, Mary , A Haines, Norris . u 1 Goifwald, Dave Gustafson, Jean Harris, Jerry . ' B I I ,i gi g' 5. - W X , ,ew Grant, Larry Haas, Emily L I Al i ' 1 L ,i.i 'l.l.i- I I 1 ' I 1' .i Haifa Lv A V S yi ix - 4 ,, 4 -L N i . L pf .f t Y Fischer, Al Giddan, Norm Green, Carolyn I I' is ' l fa-W .I ,V ,ff Z I n0HlI5l' A wr Fishburn, Ruth Gillespie, Jack 46 A N -. S Hartsock, Ralph Hawkins, Bob Sv 5 Q ,Xt is If Hester, Don I . ' uf 'ii A VV U ,...K 1 J' ..4' : ,, ' I F1 .21 Hatfield, Bob Hawkins, Margaret H,u,rmqm-,l Dick J, IQ f,,. 4 di ee if . ! 1 if 1 -I V V, . ,, , , xl ' p Z , - L I, J i Havera, Jim Henebry, Betty Lou Higginbotham, Pat Herald, Frank 1 Hillyer, Shirley QW ff Q' ll,r J . J 5 QQ 0 H315 H5 'V gifii in .-4 Hitchcock, Paula Hodge, Jackie Hoffman, Mary Jane Hohulin, Fred 9 vw I' Hokin, Joyce S, Hoklas, Burdell J' UNIORS -Q v!F'. .v 1 Halderman, Janet Hubble, Pill'-IO' Hunt, Shirley E. Hunt, Shirley,J- ,Q '-wing: :l 5 .fr w, 6 .. l 5 ff V 1 1, K fd 1 .' fi . in-h a l f . qm.f,Cik5 ' t Jackson, Bill Jacobson, Eileen 47 K JUNIORS 1 5 ..- .X V X N. Johnston, Ralph in J Y .nr Jones, Dorothy Kahn, Virginia 4- 9 g,, Kammerer, Carol Keeler, Jan Keene, Wal? 48 l i Keller, Jean Kelley, Audrey af 5 ...v Q -E Kells, Bob ' in rf N nf' , ' ,mini with K gl: T' 'u-. XR? 'n 'L' 'Ne Kellsfedf, Bud Kelly, Colleen Kent, Grefchen Kerswill, Virginia J 'Q ,gi J ws: J ll Keyser, Ronald Knapp, Judy Krum pe, Carl Kunfz, Dick 'Z 'Y ,L 1. . L. - iffb . i, f 4 fw, .. V, wx. ixfv LQ. vi. xi Qffi K., -ima Landon, George fl Legg, Ethel E5 ' ' 4 Xvo '4',l', Lepley, Art Lewis, Eugene use ,, N Lizer, lrving I.- in Lord, Prissy I G- . Y Xt' Lewis, David Lowery, Sal ly N ,ff x 1 Luecht, Junior Malone, Joann xe.NN L Mann, Clifford Mark s, Harry Marlaff, Doris 'Q -'T A :AJ , Mayer, Dick i . 'H Q.. sv-, Q Mayo, Rosanne aw o r L h-Q K I Q . if Mc Fadden, Pafty Merrih, Margaret Michels, Carl Micono, Pauline L 'iv 4 Q...VE253 H Miller, Dove 2 'if 1 1 Mills, Fred Minnich, Earl I 9 l - Moore, Tom QA wr Aj I I Mordue, Jerry in :fir 4. Nevin, Lloyd J' 'UNIORS Nugent, Lee Nullmeyer, Shirley 1' Nyberg, Mary Jo . 'Z ' . O'Doy, Bill T' 3 x 3 Ohlsen, Barbara 0'Neal, Adele 49 JUNIORS O'Neal, lneol F' 4 I I P G g Palmavier, Barbara 3 R. on .01 'Zf 'xi K N Pa lmgren, Chuck Us I l 00 . ind! Patterson, Bill Polich, Alvin 50 C v li P r, Dolor .i'k 3 . . ' B vf x L. sl 'lm Proff, Bob 'J 'T Reber, Kafhleen AO 1 -4- all , u e-iw.,-,yr K' 1 4 ee? Rader, Shirley lv '- Y CP x Y' MX'--. ff' I w f J! Rees, Don Rh El an I XL? . v af, 4 B 'fa B l gg Q - Nfl is ', .. ' L ' Rice, Phil Roth, Ma d ll Schoenbel E 2 I X3 ,c 1 ff Q 'Hx If jf! ', W lv Richey, Jim Sclwm dg Il Bob ScoH, C l 'Ringel, Bill Schneblin, Gloria Seitzberg ' ,,Jg,,f yx.! X Q n WM flff aff -ff f X M a....Alwf fy, A lf Roberfson,Jerry Sh 'a nav. -fllnx f OZ! gr l , Ross, Bennie lntl ff ff Zhjgnf l J-QQ T 0 2 J .JH I TQQ , , VX fl +14 'Q l i t . fha ff f l 4 4 - .. in J f X0 J . l y r 'K FF lfaxkllycvbwqll 5774? ' . Lhnm j Q, an u 0.4 Sh pherd, Charlie Shroyer, John Spiiz, Murfhu Suffield, Bill Tgin-tlaoff, John ' A 0 In 'N QS-1 Shield, Joan Smiley, Ka een eim e, o , , 3 Shoff. Dole Smith, Cordena Stephens, Jerry .ZQXX-, fu, fu lilylvuyuu o , ,W Q VNV T Snyder. Cf-fo' I srmnson, Ralph Ullywf !lfflMw'WWWll will fi I fl ff ki , s i OU wif jf at olffwlfflfl J MW t Mull! Xb ll Nfl I lg k Stotler, Nan y ,--N Q r QR N E5 K X V Cf' Qi :-4 'trgfifzfi - yll4,,.1, l, -ll' Q 45 fl... Tdylor, Bruce Tendering, Joanne I 2 1 TerVeen, Bill Thorn, Allen I ,gb 51 'r 'lb -sa 0 ,J T Jeanne ,Q 1 6 . T' , T bler, Bill Van De Veer, Bob Vespa, Jim 51 J' UNIORS Weinberg, Carol Weinsfsin, Rhoda Wellingfon, Mary V e 31 1 , Q i '- Willems, Gordon mf Williams, John Williams, Ray Williamson, Tom Wosselhoft, Bob 52 Miiwixibfs s sm,s-v,i Winsor, Don Wi thee, Jdnef sf v-gli Q- of ,. ,,7, ,W Young, Barbara vii! o i M W Young, Betty Youngman, Judy Zicaro, Joe Yeomans, Fay Y Sv 'J ,.l,T ,1.. E 1 ' F 1 gt .. V... .,,. Jw. r 4 JG . 4.-v,,a ' f . v.- x. n ,N ' ff, 'Ex 1 y P- 1 P '.'v V. X .4 '!'f 'T. .15 X W P A? E i I , A 1 F w -M stud is W A' 'X B iizix Fw I K ? w N A x Y Y x r 1 L f 4 'f'iV-LL.-1,1 ,A N ., ,Wm I Q 1 .Mk -V . ' 'w 1 4 A 7 5 , , ,, ,I .4. H ,f 1 47, 'f ,V C' f 1... , A Q ., 6 I President Raymond Mclntyre Vice-president Bill McCarty Secretary Nancy Coogan Treasurer Pat Powley SUPHUMURES XHHQ ' 'K J 6. ' f Q U 'S r , ', iid rw ' v 4 fi I f l , .fm I' , L H gl, V fo .fern-4.1 Wafer ' -' ,, ' ' f' , 1 , , M , V L x ' rl, ,-f'x'e4 F ,B vf f fel? j ' 31, ek ' ,. ' CW' ' 'Q ' lr' V' lilfllvfe 'f Z I A l' 2' AZ71, 'll ' ll A' if .V Q' Plym Z ofa Ig, ' A -an 'Q ' -1'- -'fl '? V'- 11 f v ,I Alexander, Colleen A Aus'if1, JOHNS Behm, JQGHNG Braion, Micheline Bulfemeier, Dave I 1 I - lf, JL. X. ? If ld- 'f7l'1'll'l4 lfwffe. Q , Q Tx I N X . . l fiit 'li l -f , ,H , , -Q., 5, J f l g a ,, I is 4 . !' ,,s, Y , Alspecfer, Donnaf 5 , Babcock, Cl'lUClK , , ,F ff, f .' .-,WMP . . 2 I ij , A if' rw V, ..., . 4, 5 1 0' W Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Esvher Anderson, Wayne 'I 1 . U ,v A. K I , ,. Armbrusfer, Ma ry Ann 54 6, Q, . 'bf VAN 7 xi l Balzer, Bil Batz, Don 2? .1 M: fd' Baumgartner, J im Beck, Lowell 1 Behrman, Bruce ,,., Braswell, Genevieve Buhon, Gene r of va , 1 I Biggs, Tom Brian, Don CDSC, B05 f rw . , Binkele, Judy Brown, Gerry 73,4 V V - .... I I I f 1' 1 f J 1 ' I, U1 ' ll M, , 1 A 457' ' 1 r I I ff fff Borders, Caro ,,,. L' 7 I, , 1 I ' lb , s' ' 'f ' 242' . ' . fn' Al 'I from l ' ' ' W we 'paw iff . f ' ' A ' A---fn - W-M up r , ,' 7 ' f0W j vofl w M , ,0 1 9 if . X ,X Ca se, .lorry Clark, Steve Clopper, Rich .I 'if f f' f, f fx 1 SOPHOMORES , is SN . P, Q -A -v. .. U l Xl kliili . Vfli i Cohen, Gloria orbin Ward Daily, Genevieve ' I Delladonna, Ray C , K E, .':f ' if 1 1 Coker, Don Corne, Sally L! Daniels, Adrian Denny, Evelyn V f dx, Y, +A fidv -ff Wju, -gf., ' f fi 4- K Lf' 1 'l I if if , .1 z, ' w ' i .Q 4, if JN JJ f- ' f Q JV A ,ff J, UL, ff' i , ,J A1 W - 1 ,f x Coogan, Nancy Craggs, Mary Claire D0vi0S, -lim fx M Q 1 X' v, J Cook, Navorrrm C161 l be i' .L'Cf:ll'l'l3 , A911165 N v X 4 l 1 P XJ' i ,Q VM .h ,X il Decker, Norma 1 , -,L ,V f . NX, M f 1 . A t M, 4 J' - ' lf K , 7 l LL sl X I ' l bflfxl' JL, L 'H' il H' f .9 fb if' L iw fl X fx 61 .1 A LL, . i ,L,3,0,1Tf5iW' Xg l if I ' l LLVV ,VL D' '-' ,1lL,' L Cyl lip ly 1 i L L' I' ' Y I Cunnindhfam, Richard Dees, Sara Ellen inet-1' i V ' J V l l f i Cffvll l Li. 4 J ix lf I l , lv , L fl V I WCA Y -mf' is X . DeGaris, Sally Dixon, Mariorie Q. J Dixon, Sam Q e, i S' ' 5 Dodd s, Dorothy Du Bois, Dewayne 55 SDPI-IOMORES A ,kd f 1,1 s if ' nf I Y A an I. gy? fl l I9 ll ,fr 1 i ,B , 1' , Edward, Carolyn Fleener, Betty Jo Gqgking, Ann I 3 fi i ' -T . 1 k'Lr'.f, w Wa' N-, ' 1 'I ' as .K L A ,:,,, my W Q- 55- X fig 5' 3 , 'x l l S all i Farwell, Chester Fouts, Kay Goelz, Warren Sf-fff'f illlf 2 Feger, Barbara Frank Feser, Darlene Goodapab, Jeanette l lgf' ' a r Graves, Jay Greene, John Greenwood, Ronald 4 , 9, f J . Gregg, Tebby Grote, Gloria Q 'He ,EX ' I IX - ' Grover, Roger X 1,42 xx -4. xxx ,JI Guenther, Fra 'JAM Z G.im,,,J,n.R. 223 M falf Mfr Y up ' J mf fp XXX ' of Frye, Deloris Green, Jimmie N 2 fl w V 5 xwu Q X Tl-77 'Ced N Jann Garrett, Mildred K- X ,,.. l:Y0144!fV-Adm? ,JIWCP-4 Gunther, Richard . I -J' I ,E . .17 N Haddiclc, Phil Haegor, Gordon rv - f ffl ,ky f J MSOPHOMORES 1 ' -- .1 1 ,. . R 4 -,.A . r J .ff'7' ,- 1 il it ' ' f l ' 1 ' .-Q -M, 3 .. :, .y, ,. L -, V J 'A x J f JY! '- H!!! 1? iv'fi,,: , K qs A ,,,lU! N - . 1 , ' in -Qu 5 Hole, ROIUNJ Heffel, N0ClQ0n0 'N I Hazelrigg, Fred Hooton, Terry Uh-lp ,upyf , ' C ,Viggf 4 9 J Y J l .x 'G A L ' vb K ,X V ' . 1, of J , L Q an il L Lvl X L ll 5 .I '- ' -- . l 4 , Q 51' 'LAW' KLM .. 7 7 1 K . 4 dvi, K J , I ggi v U , WV f K A ' Hamilton, LaVerne aw lk-:,,f arsch, Soniq Hgilbgml ' 9, Hope, Mary xi I, J l Q in L , K K Q fs it so l .9 I? f ,, M . s ri, fh. L+, ' 3' 1:34 Ai' Hanbaclc, Richard Hanse, Jonny LY Q J Q4 'E' I ,K .lp J Hartwell, Slirley il , it M -wg It 4 ji ran Hawthorne, Robins Y -Tp 2 .Q , -. v X 'SUV' ,' 1 Ox . Hayes, Jacky 1 7 J ff, Heifzman, Ronald Houghfon, Darrell Qfaclbf Q svvv CANN4 L- o4v4J47 l ' O ld V :il J' ' 1 F f F F2 f V , f Heuermann, Carol mouk' Don 1 , U Hill, Jean Norma .1 Bi ' Hoopfner, Pa? S Q 'fi Hovenden, Garry Howard, Joan 57 SOPHOMORES Hughes, Jock Jamison, Kermit John son, Mary Jo Johnson, Rim Jona 1, Roy Jones, Bill 58 , . M' , if V1'lf'vIf Jgrdqn, Virginia f Tlepfer, Cliarlono 7 Par Juorions, Martha Kroesen, Jorry 59 87 Kirclmar, John K if!! f o Kiichall, Jim Klaus, Carmen Kupfor, Bob LaBarr, Ernesf wiv Landwirfh, Lynne Laughland, Lanny J Q, fy. ,Pvt Lar .nc. , oils. Qkt..+.f:13v-l.TLf, Qin' Q,-f,4,'1x ' I , 1 Jackie 5, lf Z ff . -Ig' X .Ac A Rx H.DlVlf I 1 34' ZS AJ SOPHOMDRES McCann, Gary McCarty, Bill McClintock, Road 3 l McClugago, Murgar McCormi ck, Everett McCuskoy, Milfon 59 SOPHOMORES 3 McGhee, Nellie Mclntirs, Bud ' McMorri 5, Mari ly n Meier, Lorraine Merriff, Diqng assi ' -dv og, ' X Lu t Miller, Jerry 60 If XQJJJ MV 155 Milleft, Mike X m i Myerg, Jim Oakford Perkinson, Jeanne Moake, Dick R lf, A A t Q A' J Moffih, Gerry '- f Nash, Jeanie Oechsle, Frances I . Y 'sl 'U i Perrine, Barbara Naufh, David Olds, Iona Perry, Carter Lee 1 lk , lbi D3 X-is-, i Q-i J D 2.4 38 A 3 5 F 51 Ll 3 'F Motteler, Jim Nelson, Jim Payton, John ,TY fl - xJ 1-6 , -,c. f, N fx y P . ., if , 1 1 ' ,Mg- ' 'I X, ,, X-p.:l n Q . a n M Y ' ' 4 , Q X, Q: -I '-Lib . 1' ,,: 1 l 'U-5 4 .N -l-'f' tg' J ,7'.-'-ful. , Murphy, Larry Norton, Harry ' X Q 5 Q O ir ! W, ,p s f ,, V 5 in 5: in 11.1lIzfld S X if Myers, Jack l A M .1 SGPI-IOMORES , Q .. y dial 1.i.,,f Jf if. . Q- V.'- , I Peters, Davld Powley, Pat I, Q w wlilfif yin: V k.LV , ,,, ff' ,. X ' f : g- .sLJcV'w,.- . R L 1 K' 1 V y k 4 'XI I is 1 Pierce, Marilyn ZUSMUSSUU1 Ffanll Pifiengen, Ann Reck, Shirlee Reichel, D011 I. if fi Reuling, Pefe fide QR Zi XJR. ,K I f 1 f Rodeks, Marilyn Rose, Melvin Rosenberg, Joanio , 'Q f vw, A I Civil Saunders,Grace J fwiai-M U-U 0 Ovif 2233, pv,4ys,3L ylwkll' Q , ,Jw 'r Q. in fo- -EK X xv ga-mm, , ,,,, ,A Saville, Jan l Saxton, Joann Schen ck, Ron 6ii3'ff.' ci Se lburg, George in Q Tm V -1' i .....,.fN ' V ?I i X '-'X Selkirk, Gordon Sha , Pat S 'll ff? 1 ,C , Lfij ' 1 Schlundt, Wrginio HQ! ' Wlyyiqld, Bgxerly Q! 4' .. 'Hel' 1 me M if-v.k,,Z NN Schneider, Shirley Schwyhart, Janet Silverstein, Janet ,QP Simpson, Jim 61 S0 HOMORES i9 . IS' ' .. v M M sh .-3115: N ' V 1' f A ,wikis ., x l l 41244: we-7 ' Smith, Janunn S70'10, KONG I4 My Smirh, Ruth Sfuber, Shirley Somers, David Swedell, Anne ' f nifpixf 3 Steenrod, ' Sweney, Jo WSW ll , aw., ,, W Ol J i ii li uf K, if f N A gy Uv, ill? A is ,M i , Sfevor, Shirley ,NVQ l Talley, Ronald I Xlj' Sfoecker, Sylvia Taylor, Howard 6? . U 'Ui ,J Tinges, Jo Ann fm. 5 Walters, Kenneth J .tf ifo o J SQ Ullman, Dick Van Deven fer, John .1 'F , N4 ,, , N? J Vaughan, Dolores 5 if 'li Wallace, Gordon Q-1 . IJ i. Ward, Aubrey , J Yf ' A l l Watkins, Charlene Weddle, Gary Weiserf, Jackie Welch, Thomas Webb, Jayne -'O Tflffnnl f -i Dr 9 fffffif ' , wwf , -7 , 9 Ax Vjafwx ' ' 4 ' fl! T Whited, William '- ' MTH-amson, .lea L +1 I. '-fi!! at SJ K f . .4 'V . to ,I ,H ff WilliamZQIoyr?-, Wilson, Jock I V 1 ffl, V, -jf -V 5.11 Lie f' VL, 1, is - ,fy - if pg , ,,.2 I lille! fjflfv X, -V ' L g f Yi A 9 X , f l .,-f ff? XXJJI Y Jie 1 , f l 1- X 'key qxvx V it mm Wohl, Bob T, IN MEMORIUM Doris Navarro 1 eff!! SOPI-IOMDRES ffl 1 l York, Glenda 190' As' Ziegler, Burnell Zipprich, Dale Oct. 141, 1933 Oct. 12, 19419 Few circus seasons escape completely from tragedy. AT this point in our book we pause to pay Tribute fo a fallen performer, Dori s Navarro. I. 0 O :.l o . . . J ' ' - if - L XXX '-QD' 06. 1 5' wr fi I v Y- 4 .7 ' I , u- . 4 X 4' gf ,, PT X x I ,.4PW' C5 th Qjisl ,,. , f Q .- A 1 ,Y -- -, - I --. . V 3 Y wx r,- A, . .Q bt .I 5.1 M5 -, w,f1 0 J , 513 XL L' I , 3 , - o,1w, v 1' B 4 40 15. I' N5 5 f Q l, 1 - - ...5.':-v'vvv,1:-4-E:sugar-- ff- !'T'fF:. ' :7 '733:5: ' ' ' - --,,1' ' g ' ' - Qf x M W. X BX pf X 'Nfi WA - 3 KQJ SJQYWN W , NWN X N QQ nv x 3f21Q Ui? flaw My MQW Xwigfw MW Mn? ifxifiwwwgx QF WW Mf' MXH? V w ,MM Bxjyfkjyw XM ,MW W Y ff Uwgh' Juv Wi 1f'i M,f MWKQWW5' My L fllgi 'JL A I ,rw V 4 V, , . - if, Y!! J A :Qa 1'W Lj,bC' Mw f '!J, U,1A f!p,,4fIkffp DD vi LJ APA ,Ld , if 11,411 f in M M it 30144 fp iq aivifl ff, an ,3f'iL 4LA 1+ ,IVQYQ Q . ,IM . IAQ L, qfyffa ' 153: !6LEf, f' V 11 f f f W, ,Q M wff A 2 N ,X Ng I ',,f V 1,65 It 2 lig l4,l1 ifV4, fl3p,AVAJ bi .f uf 5, ' Q r L 1 ! I C pm ,if to ilfbs fL',f-W ex ? I 1 r' 1 uf ' I fl' . nfl N AVG in I if L, 9 gin A A' if 1' r t - - WL- 94' AM L J fff 1 if .Fairly L43 ,kj J JJ Q gf , :Q 1 , , F i, ' 1, 1, fi' Ir ,6 x X , ,U , I N . i' v U 'f ftiv , . f' f ,N Y ,Y 'V X Lffp ggi' in M Atjjw' J s A , 4, all 4 Pj' X ,inf L--- 'X I' 1 , - r Prejlgfnncusick . -d f v.cigLeE'i,f2ch0ff l' ry Secr?-011 Kenn edy Treqlgczriille Hllbb le ' e welfare repre5e.n fatlv Sondra Borln . , AHQV K Come-l.a lilce the c receive littl worlc that lwel Here you 'll lind our sclro tely's , tlwe Fre ircus's lowest fo e credit from th p the sclwool iors . But it's their efforts ol's Johnny shmen, who rm of life, eir super- end lwarcl get along. FRESHMEN IV Ackerman, Carol K l Adkins, Bill Adkins, Ramona .ai Anderson, Janet Anderson, Jess sa 3 Anderson, Sa ndra bb Areharf, Jon at R eg,- 5 if 1. . , Q ,J Armbright, Joan Ayres, Rodrick as Barnes, Norma Barnes, Tom Barrer, .loner Barrer, .loan Batz, Tom -ff IAQ.. Baumgardner, Tom . A '551' Bell, Agnes Bellas, Barbara 5 ' Qf- for ,l Berwick, Ron 4, wr ,. 9 'IH H Blake, Bob Bagan, Joan Borchell, Bill f f 2 Borin, Sondra , A N gf: ,H f. Bra cketf, Denise J , e do 4' Bradshaw, Charles ....q Z' .G A .xxx rx. qv' K 1:-g.. 4: S,-'Z' 5'-' , -..-:. 'V --J 'M-'--3: , l . ' lv' ' '-' ' B 'H rf ' Q.. ' -,,.' xr. l f ,, 5 . Hy, gi, I ,V Q,- x. 1 ' I l I l l l i Bran ch, Wafson Bucksoth, Karlene Bunch, Bryan 5 4',-. Burroughs, Margaret Cameron, Dick , A 5 ' f- 9 Carlson, Gene Corrigan, Ken 7X Q 9 Q S9 QP ,ff E, w x L xi-K N gy .1 wfw J K rdf, lx imx J A -X l X. Bxclw 0,4 viz' Cheatha m, Mary ' Av-V-- wi .' ik xx 'llsmlk' Q., ,n ' 3 -1 mg- . A ,':' 'fi :P .xt xi 2, g + -3523 - ,sz :egg gifszrssssh ' 2 Q, 8 :xnxx Cohen, Avie X ,,:f. 'f Sm QB l' ' Collins, Ronald Cook, Joy Anne Cornelius, Dick FRESHMEN Cornish, Mary Margaret Davis, Cullom Court, Jack Cover, Nate 'X v if ,if '- .-5 ' fi' ,, Covey, Ginger Cusick, John Daker, Penny Davis, Jack Day, Mariorie Deal, John r 'L i in ll I ll Dergins, Nancy Drummond, Don 67 FRESHMEN Duff, Louise 1 -if Dumermufh, Nancy Durham, Marilyn e 14' 'w l Edwards, Shirley Enright, Bill fx. Eppy, Roberta 68 f YN lv , J Essig, Ronald Farwell, Ronnie Fehr, Bob Fehr, Madalyn- Fletcher, Dona 'G L , i ill: SK' X M, rj yn W My , 3 F . L I 6 . Foster, Frank l l F hV.'k , ails I , Z.. . srsiggg n o jawriu ?'iff?25l1 lf 5 mlllsllm Fosfer, Jack Gerdes, Howard Geiz, Joan ala --.f5A,4li?,4..,, 4,,,, , Gibbs, Suzanne Glasforrl, Bob If M A Green, Mary Greenbaum, Joan i 4 1 E: . r Ed' Griffith, Bqb if .. fe: Grove, Homer f A3 E 7 o 0 C' lmunxxw O 0 fa 4. ,I- 1' A 1 Ie 'L Hansen, Jerry 4 V Harman, Larry 3 Harms, Thom EF 11 X43 O o ' O o oox9 . 0 ' . 02 M ' O 0 0 O 5 O O 0 0 6 o O 0 , 0090 O . 9 og oo Harper, Bill 18. Harpman, Jackie Hartzell, Paul Hawthorne, Kenneth Harrison, Richard Hergev, Priscilla U! L ,. 0, ,lt g., .Z Herman, Sandro 4, lg it J He rzo g, Don eta Heuermann, Orainlee N t , 'H ii? t f H Hill, Floretta Hoag, Phil Hoffman, Fred rbi' Hofherr, Barbara Q. R- H viii G Haggard, Doris ya ,L 5 . l . i fs E, L V 4 rag, Ho itgreve, Paul Hubble, Tracye 4 o I ' W d GAIULEN Xi Hunt, Pat 13' WW. Hunter, Jackie Sue FRESHMEN Hurst, Kathie Jackson, JoAnn Jacobus, Bob Jocquin, Nick 3 Y le' Johnson, Charles I i Jones, Bob 69 FRESI-IMEN Jones, Mllian Kenmerer, Can Me fb vile. ,U I fx- K afeeka, Richard Kelch, Allen Kennedy, Ruvh S Kennedy, Shirley 70 1 b J. EY 3541 ' U Kennedy, Tam a f i.. I Kennel, Clarence Mila fi G Kem, Rey U, pi Y '1 5 'W 1 Ri l u Kerswlll, Debby if if - 'f eind T'l y 'K Kidder, Dianne K imzey, George -P K ing, Xanilma Klngelend, Shden y l W2 Kinkade, Keren Klaus, Bob Klaus, Shirley K lepfer, Kay Knobloclz, Jill Kawalake, Carol Ann 3 5' Q x W W l wr lf Kreeb, Dick vw 0 1.1 M 1 l xilvpin I4 W ' Q UW sf I -, 5' ' F 'll Lange, Dean 1' vii' U e- 'iv Lerimore, Nancy u V , N 2' Larson, John el.Q9 l l sv nw . iv' . M ,x ' rl , , hh ' Laughlin, Scan ., ? , .P M :ITU Ladian, Marian LeRoy, Darla no LeRoy, Paul Lilo, Bob LaSourd, Marion LlHKll'l, LOHOYO Lawis, Elwo od Lewis, Yvonna J-or Q? dsl i Lifwillar, Gavin Loaf, Jarvy Loaf, Nad Lobbarachf, Joh n Logan, Mary Jana Mannion, Dadaa U Qx, X ,. ., Manson, Phyllis Manual, Jaalla ' MSF aw .,f: . Margulius, Rina FRESI-IMEN . P1 13,3 V 5 .4 1 ',N.,,-if , LU L x. Marks, Flora d Marshall, Juno :dl mgjvv 2.-f Marval, Charlana Marx, Judy Q Marx, Shirlgy Mason, Bannia 71 FRESHMEN - 1 McConne ll, Bruce f-JN McCorvie, Nefll 3 5 x McCoy, Charles McDonna, Sharon Lee -. McKinney, Judith f Mead, Susy 72 r Meyer, Bruce Michael, Nancee 1 X.. R! I K -'rc . ' iff l7l Q -.ff--1 , Miller, Ed fl .wg ,E-'ln gk 'W' ,Z Q4 Miller, Jim Milligan, Tom Monk, Stephane will 'x fx N is ' ' il' xx 11 m we-.2 Mordue, Revie if , q ,lV, x ,' -NA ' aa x . Mugge, Bob Myatt, Jack Nellas, Jim Ne son, Lynn OW, , fix' . , V , ,W IJ, N I .I , ,,. . N .u-P . 1 'WJ Nixon, Nancy Ouzfs, Dave ,. Norris, Helorus Palmer, Earl Al X, if Norris, Joy Norton, Tom Panos, Nick ffl- f A r- fxffxfw P,-Xfxfgn Om PA' ,,,,.- 0 E33 s Patterson, Lorraine M'- V V PM .J r P B Payton, Carolyn ln Pease, Zelma Pelini, Georgene Penny, Sondra W fa I 5 Pepparcl, Beverly 5-In S, xl Pefefish, Jody im V fN KN fi X fN We X i. 7 .Y Pfeiffer, Arlene Pilditch, Bill an Powell, Kenny e 9 A 'Q Q - Ra ber, Nancy Reden i u s, Dorofhy -5 Reesman, Judith l Reiman, Jim ,R 2' Q t -an il P , , digg! . 5 Emi? . E 4 Rittmiller, Dove '1- . Riffsclwof, Louis Roake, Nancy i X -. X5 'Z ,EAVF5 W Rodgers, Jean FRESHMEN Roehnelf, Don I Q 1 ' ' ii 1 il Rogers, Dolores Rogers, Marilyn Ronk, Clifford A Roszell, Roger ' C 3 l -.. Rofhbaum, Bob 73 FRESHMEN 'P 'Nr -af, 3 Rubey, Fred Ruclx, Shirley . Q 4 Soehlef, Erhord Sqfford, Verle Sonden, Carol Sanders, Dick 74 QL? ff' Sonders, Nancy Schwarfz, Scnde Scovil, Bob 4 L 45 . Si-H . K' -fisf. f K ' . -L ,Uh .4 f 2:4 'R -A :J t Scovil, Ronald Selburg, Judith Ann Sellers, Joyce Sewards, Bette A . R, a Shakle e, Robe!! Shea, Dove 1 Sherwood, Abi ich Shinklo, Caroline Q Shively, Sieve Shore, Ed I , gg J we in' ' ,vw l' If-Q' . 4 R l Siwberf, Norman 'Xi ' ki , Sibilsky, Carol Gene fi Qu I :Jiri 'ri - Simmons, Joycelyn 'U' ' Y f . '. f 3 . - - L S .gp- Smoll, Gene Smiih, Jane! N in I lf J - F . Y wJ 2 . . . 'N l'k'TlfT nfl ' xxf. Snedden, Dvana Stanley, Verllle Sfegnar, Donna .ia F P 'l 11 a' ff g YF- J, ,x , C . , , 2' i X i-I1 .u-',1,A. 'u 4,1 'l lllylx I X mmol Sfone, Leanne id' X sir Sfout, Hiles F' 3521 Strafhman, Marion, Sfreiblch, Roger 1 ' 6 J -l ,, 1 ,5 K T ff X N: fy x X ' ,,1 , .9 .Q l . i T X lg! 45' ll As. Yi elim T l J fall XY' ,tjismull on v.. -g:.1.'?:'f'3?f?ll xl N XX D , SNYNVONQ, Shirley Svtfon, Wayne X , Symonds, Bill ll .,,h F a Taggart, Robert 7 Taylor, Ann FRESHMEN l 5 il sf so A Taylor, Bob Thompson, Deane 'fi K - 1 Tingeu, Janice if lf Trager, Bill Tripleif, Darlane Tucker, Dave 5 Y ' ,4 5 f 4: ff if I Turow, E lmor - 1 i iiT,i i 'mi iff5 :l,, I J X at p , T xl? . I . f' I ul Tyrrell, Don Jw , ivkp n Ax Ii 2'xYN' , A '-V flu! A: l 12 4, vi A H i Uppole, Jack D ,1 I J, la Von6undy, Jean t, f A N f A Verdoaa, Gwendolyn GR -it ffl f 1: f ' l Waibol, Robert 75 FRESI-IMEN id J uv , .j 'NX Watkins, Scohy I -11 'X ' Y Warts, Virgil . .J .Lugi ' lv, Wood, Marian - .i. Woilor, Marilyn . P 4 P ii:t'!::r.f':l6' Wheeler, Gary 76 Whircomb, Sondra Whittaker, Marilyn Whitten, Mary R w 4, , 1 Willems, Warren Williams, Beverly 1. V. .- Q ,VV , - I ' kwin: -1 . Williums, Edward Williams, Theresa Wolfarrh, Barbara 547 5' N .. XV h i K I my 'I ,1 l n. fr x Williams, Elizabeth Wolf, Janet Wolfner, Dave Williams, James is-,J-AQHX 'fix ,ffl ' 3 n x Sided, Olvsofaci rcus I to C ustef 36 Ponclplg oufflr y . Circus IT an 'mporldng part I 'E' as In STEVE Kocn Hi be 'Q .. hool I I X D Pres1dent Student Counc11 Sf, C7 li 5 For this past year, the Student Council and we stu- X R dents have been led by a very capable and hardworking X president. Steve has kept his campaign promises to the best of his ability and we all feel that his leader- GN ship has been very beneficial to Central. Z STUDENT COUNCIL TOBY CARLSON Vice President DODIE HELLER MARY WELLINGTON JIM KRONQUIST Secretary Corresponding Treasurer Secreta ry We, the governing body of the school are chosen by you to be your representatives in school affairs, We sponsor many activities during the school year and we try to st m ulate good fellowship and understanding. CSeatedl M. Wellington, T. Carlson, S. Koch, J. Kronquist, D. Heller. Row l. T. Milligan, A. Hinnen, S. Potter, M. Rogers, E. Shore. Row 2. Miss Ziegler, J. Nash, B. Suffield, J. Gillespie, A. Andres, H. Haverton. Row 3. B. Jones, J. Greene, B. Bucher, C. Johnson, F. Herold, L. Beck, B. Trager. 123' han. -o l , Q . - Y . lvc' O C' ,Q - yr ,,. - 'Q -cn , I Q! .pr of N-ff' 78 E' 6,- 3 ni gf ,L ,. A C rsrr s. , STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES ,,.,f ff Newly elected representatives at President and vice-president take large. their oaths. ,f NF'-I X l Here, l'll buy one. We are all very busy trying to do the best for the student body and we plan to make each year a year for everyone to remember. The to remember. The pictures on these pages will remind you of our activities. Decorating the annual Christmas tree. 1 '4 - 1 4 l 'Lf Constitutional rights. As Vice-president, lsay--- 79 STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES ' 4 Priss Lord, Premiere danseuse, and her chorus Dodie Heller, Shirley Hunt, Bo,-bam Qhlsen Mary Ellen Smiflw, sweet sings in the rain, singers C hack Palmgren and his accordion Rhapsody in Blue, musical produciian sponsored by the Talent Board, featured songs and dances cenfered around the blues ?l'1eme. Jerry Brown trips lightly. The can-can chorus--Helen Haverton, Norma Bloom, Mary Lou Wagner, Marfie Miller, Keira Gilbert, Joan Castle Dean Patton, Jack Wilkins, Lorraine Meier, Bob Buennelce, and Harold Burr vocalize Burton Lange gives out. ILUJN U11 b'.L' U JJ.lIi.N T5 i BARBARA BRODBECK MARGARET LAROWE ROGER WOLFE Valedictorian Valedictorian Salutatorian Sally Potter Judith McDuff Beverly Gummerson John Augenfeld Steve Koch Norma Wilson Marilyn Meidinger Burton Lange Nancy Noppenberger Theodore Guernsey SENIOR NATIONAL IIONOR SOCIETY Row l. N.McCool, A.Andres, B.Gummerson, N.Noppenberger All of us in this group are seniors and are chosen because of our scholastic ability shown SENIOR on our high school record. Other recommend- NATIONAL ations for membership are, leadership, charac- SOCIETY ter, and service. S.Potter, J.MCOuff, J.l'l uber, M.Meidinger, N.Wilson. Row 2. B.Barkey, J.Augentield, D.Heller, B.Brodbeck, M Peard, H.Davis, D.Patton, N.Kranz. Row 3. R.Wolf, l'l.Burr, A.Caldwell, S.Kahn, M.LaRowe, J Denton, M.Owens, T.Carlson. Row 4. T.Howard, W.Reichert, G.Bibo, K.Green, J.Eustice M.E. Smith, M.Gorman. Row 5. C.Johnson, J.Deobald, B.Lange, B.Buenneke, T Guernsey, D.Davis, F.Luthy, S.Koch, J.Strathman. JUNIOR NATIONAL IIONOR SOCIETY 90 -RS. OC All of us have worked hard for the first two years of our high school career to get good grades in our subiects. Our reward is to bein this society and we hope to keep going higher. QUILL .AND SOROLL This honor society is composed of iournalistic students taken from the Opinion and the CREST staffs. This society is part of a national organization and each year many new hard-working students are added to its membership.. JS X 38 'Q-ZX -is -F ?'00 JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I. S. Harsch, J. Williamson, S. Lancaster, J. Little, R. Johnson, F. Rasmussen Row 2. N. Hill, J. Hayes, M. Domnitl, J. LaRowe, D. Houk, S. Stever. Row 3. S. Stuber, M. McCIuggage, A. Swedell, G. Heilborn, J.BinkIe L. Landwirth. Row 4. K. Stone, D. Reichel, J. Saville, T. Biggs, K. Fouts, J. Rosenberg. Row I. S. Potter, G. Dawson, E. Jacobson, J. Garren, J. Denton, D. Dreher, N. MCCooI Row 2. A. Andres, L. Carter, H. Haverton, G. Schneblin, B. Kramer, M. Meidinger, H. Davis, M. Peard Row 3. A. CaIdweII, N. Noppenberger, J. Augenfeld, S. StriCkI9. B. Isaacs, M. Rittmiller, I.. Wombacher, D. Schnehlin ROW 4, M, E. Smith, C. Scott, R. Meyer, E. Kehi, T. Carlson, B. Tribler, M. Merritt, D. Glass 83 DRAMATIG HONOR souiwrx 'F' if 3' 9' tv .Qs 1 Y I We, the members of this society, are chosen because ROW1. J' MCDUH, S. power, J. Witheel D, Heller of our acting ability. We have participated in the Row 2. M. Meidinger, J. Denton, J-E- Smlfhf D student productions ot the past two years and we will always remember the thrill of opening night. ART CLUB Art Club gives us the opportunity to get together and to listen to speakers who are well-educated on art sublects. All of us are interested in learning the fundamentals of charcoal, water colors, ink, and oil. L v A, fi - - gc... +1 QU. 5 I ,J ,go ,K B4 '-i ,RWM M Kitchell. Row 3. B. Hull, T. Carlson, D. Waters, R. Wolfe R. Harker. Row T. L. Wombacher, J. Castle, G, Dawson, C, Egyes' J, Gonen D. Cook, H. Haverton. Row 2. M. Peard, N. McCooI, C. Brunswick, E. Laewenstein, M Domnitz, J. VunDeVeer, Mr. Suffield. Row 3. D. Schneblin, H. Davis, D. Titus, M. Sandy, S. String B. Isaacs, M. Nyberg. Row 4. P. McFadden, R. Meyer, G. Schneblin, K. Elcstrand, Perkins, D. Murphy, B. Kramer. Row 5. R. Hohulin, H. Faye, J. Sprenger. V .,qn,- s if Q6 L I, 51 .I LJ kle TICKET COMMITTEE we WF' TICKET COMMITTEE Row l. B.Fleener, D.Cook, B.Rothbaum, B.Symonds, M.Domnitz, D.Brackett, J.Diven Row 2. S.Borin, S.Edwards, M.Carrigan, P. Lord, Y.Lewis C.Edwards, Mr. Deal Row 3. D.Glass, J.Gustafson, T.Birdzell, B.Hawkins, L. Cross, C.Weinberg We are the people who sell you your tickets to the plays, f games, and many other activities associated with Central. We also take care of the selling of Activity Books. We enjoy serving you. 1. 10 a I SG gs. '5' L, it Iv zafqjgy 1' ' 54. D.Cook T.BirdzelI D.Glass tannins llil sclnol. -is ,gg B A S K E T B A L L 2 z E rg ul iu.mois! g Q gm - EQ' m O 1 is s .. en.Prms1.oo raw-aura: 200 2 m OR MANUAL mms 2, S-:Zio lmoua vs. CENTRAL LIONS - 3 P.l..ord 1 'W J.Diven C.Weinberg '? Q M. W- , gi. M. Corrigan 85 o lil Aa W CYP? e li' Ita, .,, m fm Wh K X ' K , 1 J ,ff Si V ip' 1. x- N M ., k l lcllJ4 l'l4! 1 nl Q 'X'G4Z1LL4I,Xll,.,l'yX.,'L!ylnflwllllli'I ,vi Ann Caldwell 5 Editor-in-Chief .J Mary Ellen Smith Claudette Kitchell Business Manager Advertising Manager Harlan Suffield Lyle Suffield T. B. Fluegel Ernest Koepping Ada Mae Albright Photography Advisor Art Advisor Business Advisor Jignior Business Editorial Advisor A visor 1 , Marilyn Meidinger Faculty Co-editor M xy . .xx JoAnn Denton Faculty Co-ed itor L-Y Dorothy Dreher Activities Co-editor 4'- ' Eddie Kehl Photographer Mary Rittmiller Activities Co-editor 4 Frances Oechsle Ass't Advertising Manager CREST JSGH Garren Senl0l' Co-editor Lila Wombacher John Augenfeld Wayne Webb Senior Co-editor Classes Co-editor Classes C0-editor Charlotte Eaves Art Co-Editor Marilyn Fish David Shively Art Co-Editor Sports Editor IMI Joyce Hokin Ass't Business Manager Delores Schneblin Typist John Vandeventer Photographer - Marilyn Peard Typist CREST PHOTOGRAPHIC .AND JUNIOR STAFFS All of us on the four staffs: Editorial, Art, Photog- raphy, and Business, work hard to give you, the students, an enloyoble theme and a yearbook to be proud of. CREST BUSINESS STAFF 1 p-it Row 'l. D. Marlatt, M. Hoffman, S. Hagen, L. Acker- man, J. Williamson, I. Dayhuff. Row 2. S. Stever, A. Swedell,G. Kent, C. Kammerer, J. Howard, C. Borders, J. Sweney. Row 3. J. Pattison, P. Corwin, E. Kehl, J. Van- Deventer, E. Turow, B. Suffield. Row l. J. Melzer, F. Oechsle,M. Smith, D. Kitchell J. Corey, J. Bond, Row 2. M. Sandy, K. Murry, J. Locker, E. Moyne B. Marr, J. Rosenberg, P. Heopfner. Row 3. Mr. Fluegel, M. Wagner, M. Miller, J. Hokin B. Grow, B. Henebry, J. Withee. B8 'Q 'Q' ADMINISTRATIVE ASS,TS CREST ART STAFF -'ii 1 Row 1. P. McFadden, J. Garren, H. Davis, G. Dawson, C. Brunswick, J. VanDeVeer, N. McCooI. Row 2. D. Schneblin, M. Peard, G. SCl'Ifleblir1, K.Ekstrand, B.Kramer, M. Nyberg, E. Loewenstein. Row 3. H. Faye, J. Sprenger, R. Meyers, C. Zeigler, D. Murphy, R. Perkins, D. Titus. Row l. J. Bond, P. Brenenstall, B. Broaclbeck, J. Keefer P. Russell, J. McDuff, B. Beghtol, A. Kelley, E. Saltz, P. Steimle. Row 2. D. Lawrence, D. Marlatt, J. Couden, C. Klepfer, J Nash, D. alspector, S. Mead, P. Powley, J. Petefish, S. Schwartz. Row 3. Mr. Bielema, F. Oechsle, P. Cain, B. Saurs, B. Mer- rick, S. Emory, B. lssacs, L. Wombacher, J. Griffin, B. Hazelrigg, Mrs. Parker. Row 4. J. VanDeventer, J. Howard, C. Scott, W. Reichert F. Mills, D. Parrish, M. Gorman, J. Baker, K. Gil bert, Mrs. Barr. Our club consists of pages and office assistants Row 5. Mr. Swedell, R. Gates, J. Eustace, B. Lindemann, and also both of the Deans' assistants. We each EeHDT,1V.lSl5oJbin5YLErimg' K Green' J Sfmt mon' L work one hour a day to this work for which we receive no credit, but have the privilege of service. .jiri Y' VIL MIN iLVL'i Nanc Noppenber er Margaret Merritt Ed?if0 'lf1'Cl1i8P Business Manager Audrey Andre s Feature Editor Eileen Jacobson Assistant Editor ii- 'W' 'Q Pat Powley Circulation Manager Dolores Porter Editorial Editor ' 2 J Kay Fouts Assistant Business Manager n q --..' j ' Laird Carter News Editor Erk Kelly Advertising Manager Ty, Q ,Q i H Y ,r + Bill Tribler Sports Editor Diane Glass Assistant Editor Mr. William Sclwubring Advisor OPINIDN EDITORIAL STAFF OPINIGN BUSINESS STAFF . xl 1 36 cb 1 4 fs .. U ni I' A gc' xv 2 Q 15 9 he 'Viv fv All of us work hard for our particular staff to make our sclwool paper a success. We are all very proud of our paper and we ltope you students like and enioy it too. Xu --er pas. HQ 9 ,A- Row l. D. Oakford, M. Merritt, M. McClugage, P. Herget, L. Nelson, Mr. Schubring. Row 2. B. Feger, P. McFadden, S. Louck, P. Pow- ley, M. Nyberg, C. Schneider. Row 3. A. Froning, K. Fouts, F. Guenther, B. Pat- Row Row Row Row Row rerson, E. Kelly, K. Stone, J. Bogan. D. Porter, B. Tribler, A. Andres, N. Noppenberger, E. Jacob- son, D. Glass. S. Herman, J. McKinney, H. Haverton, S. Potter, S. McDonna, S. Schwartz, F. Marks, E. Shore, Mr. Sclwubring. V. Covey, J. McKinney, B. Isaacs, S. Strickle, C. Alexander M. Johnson, J. Corey, N. Kranz. L. Stone, J. Hunter, C. Scott, B. Henebry, M. Sandy, C. Craggs, C. Klepfer, J. Keller. B. Glasford, T. Howard, L. Carter, G. Carlson, F. Oechsle, F. Webb, T. Carlson, E. Turow. Q3 s.-I M,t Q Y-r Ji- 'V NN lx,' ...AV-'S f'hggu! ' QU 'P 1 YYQVCQVQQ Q L ii Yi -rg We are the ones here at P.H.S. who plan some of the dances and provide the assistants forthe Coke bar at the Rec. Many of our parents act as chap- erones at our d ances. C3 Row 'l. B. Kramer, J. Little, S. Corne, S. Lancaster M. Johnson, R. Johnson, P. Russeff, J. Beyer. Row 2. M. Craggs, R. Margulius, N. Shubert, J Hunter, D. Houlc, R. LeRoy, J. Barabe, F. Foster. Row 3. J. Court, E. Haas, D. Miller, J. Williams C. Krumpe, S. Watkins, B. Cooling, D. Her- zog, M. Wilson. Row 4. H. Norton,K. Gilbert, M. Smith, F. Thurman S. Monlc, T. Williams,J. Tinthoft, J. Graves Row 5. T. Batz, F. Jueriens, D. Davis, T. Cohen B. Bucher, S. Clark, B. Ziegler. 92 ORCHESTRA '94 .. 1? ' f-. '11 'fn 'Nur' '-r A-f 30 l , e A -1.5 ORCHESTRA Rowl. J.Deol, R.Deal, R.KGfOOkC1, S.Dixon, R.Wolfe, D. We are o lword-working much-heard group who ploy of ossefn- Reichel, C.Krumpe blies, plays, and we also give our own public concerts for Row 2. J.Behn' A-Gmgo,-YI D'VaUghonl M.Doyl Mlodiornel our parents and for those of you who enjoy good music. J.LL-,Rowe B.ShakIee Mr Szepessy Row 3. M.McClugage, A.Andres, E. Krumpe, C.Morvel, P.Keegan, N.Rober, M.l.au7enscl1loger, J.Sl1royer Row 4. A.Burr, E.Morfin, J.Bibo, B.Borkey, M. Riftmiller, C.Bobcock, J.KeegJn, E.wilcox Row 5. F.Webb, D.Goodwin, R.Wolf, W.BirkeH, G.BuHon, J.Mortin, D.Bornl1oldf l l x ' -I l , Le1'g hir me righf ngfes, Future moesfros Yoke two measures rest. Curfiyou find theplace7 De'-BP C0nCC f 07i0f' 93 BAND All of us band members enjoy plaxjingr for you tl1e students Row un our games and assemblies. 've Mink our band is con- stantly getting better and we try all the border. Row Row Row Row A.Gregory, J.LaRowe, M.Odiorne, J.Behm, Rfleal, J. Deal, M.LaRowe, B.Sl1alclee, W.Borcl1elt, J.Wl1eeler, T.Baumgordner, J.Nellas C.Krumpe, Q.Jackson, L.Rittscl1of, J.Fosfer, E. Palmer, R.Cunningl1am, B.Enrigl1t, F.Webb, J.Webb, D.Tyrrell, C.l..utl1y J.Keegan, P.Hoag, C.Bornl1oldt, G.Butfon, E.Miller, C.Scl1neider, S.Clarlc, D.Gooclwin, V.Safford, l3.Meyer, B.Griffith A.Pteiffer, E.Martin, D.Bultemeir, D.Reicl1el, D. Zippericlm, l..l.ouglmland, R.Miller, M.Franlclin, Q. Wolfe, L.Carter, S.Dixon K.Buclcsatl1, lQ.Wolf, A.Burr, B.Kupferf J.Martin, J. Green, L.Elam, T.Welcb, W.Birkett, B.Bibo, J.SelburJ - rr' ' 'T 0 X C14 'gll l ' . If K 'F fx ' f A 3 'Q O' 4 Q 'TJ Carl Krumpe, Drum Major Mojorettes-J.Hanse, G.York, M.Gire, J.Goodopple, C.Green 94 Roger Wolfe, president and Gene Button, custodian, z ? 5 X Mr. Bartlett and our sd1ooI band. J:5.l'LJN JJ ,.. H Trumpet section of the bcnd. Look out Harry James. These take 0 lot of win d. C la ri net quo rtet prd cti cin g. 95 .41 V.CL!.L I'J.l.J.l-:IL A .4 ,,, xy cn Row Row Row Row 96 J.VanDeVeer, J.Brauer, N.Bloom, B.Barlcey, J.Tende' ing, D.Smifh, B.Brodbeck, E.Daily, G. Dawson, S.Lowery J.Sfoll, J.Gruebmeyer, C.Seiler, M.San:ly, J.Schwab, M.Wagner, B.Wells, B.Young, J.Herrmann, A.Cover Miss Poshard, N.Werner, W.Johnson, T.Birdzell, B.Pat'rerson, F.Herold, J.Thurman, H.Miller, l.Lizer, M.Spears P.Archdale, H.Faye, D.Shively, B.Buenneke, B.Lange, V.Koch, C.Palmgren, J.Kronquis1, R.'Corwin. One of the greafesf honors here ai school is fo be in A Cappella Choir. We hope our maroon-robed choir has gladdened your hearts with the many musical assemblies we have presenfed for you. .9C, A CAPPELLA ea 9 Q C3 ,'K. 1.--Jf :, L-IJ Row Row Row Row 1 2. 3 4 N.Wilson, J.CClSTle, H.Hoverton, D,Heller, M.Hoffmcxn, M.Meidinger, J.Huber, H.Doce, B.Ohlsen, J. Torris O.Trebescl1, P.Burrell, M.E.SmiTh, A.Nelson, B.Honson, D.Kieser, M.Owens, M.Miller, R.Horker, P.Hubble T.Corlson, D.Lewis, J.Wilkins, J.Williclms, B.Applegofe, J.Gillespie, D.Fosco, H.Coburn, B.VonDeVeer J.S0mmer, S.Cohen, D.Duke, G.SYephens, D.Po1fon, G.Minor, R.Wolf, G.Lcndon, H.Burr, X-K X 97 Li.LIL.I.i'5 U.l.'.l.Ul.li ' .5 f, ' ll I .gr 'f ' i r A 4' Q T x Q 9 ff f 1 i ,ll il When we raise our voices in song either in public or private we are glad to be in one of our school's fine choirs. We have good voices and music ability not to mention our excellent record. We boys in this group have been picked by our cap- able director for future practice and experience. All vocal music groups perform often for you students and we really enjoy doing this. IBOY'S CHOIR Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 4. 3. J. Barabe, C. Snyder, K. Houghton, D. Porter, S.E Hunt, P. Lord, J. Beyer, M. Stoecker, E. Jacobson J. Shield, C. Kelly, E. Haas, J. Withee, M. Gregg E. Reichert, S.J. Hunt, l. Ddyhuff, M. Arnholt. K. Raber, P. Stid1am, J. Gustafson, B. Henebry, L Hepfer, M. Wellington, B. Polmatier, J. Zinser, J Fisher. R. Davis, P. Tate, J. Youngman, S. Rader, R. Mayo C. Kammerer, J. Keller, G. Kent, G. Mason. D. Heuermann, J. Baumgartner, R. Hawthorne, K Walters, J. Bolliger, D. Oakford, P. Haddick. 'T- HOOTOH, L- Beds, R. Keyser, L. Carter, H. Marks, B. Ziegler. J. Graves, B. Pratt, J. Myers, G. Hovenden, D. Hes- ter, G. Tindall, R. Schenck. B. Kellstedt, D. Gottwald, T. Williamson, P. Douglas, J. Kirchner, D. Coker, P. Reuling. ' NK . ,2 I GIRIFS G-LEE CLUB JG: .ng Our music club which is composed mostly of sopho- mores is the first and basic vocal music group in school for girls. If we work real hard this year and next year also we may reach the top - our combined choir. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Raw Row 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 'I. 2. 3. 4. 5. D. Malone, S. Corne, M. Johnson, S. DeGaris, C. Edwards, N. Decker, J. Williams, J. Hayes. B. Anderson, S. Lancaster, K. Murray, I. Olds, M. Dixon Gregg, J. Brown, E. Mayne. V. Schlundt, J. Silverstein, B. Marr, J. Sweney, J. Gregg, E. Anderson, S. Taylor. J. Smith, S. Reck, J. Looft, J. Little, J. Tinges, M. Garrett, G. Cohen, P. Margetis. B. Feger, F. Oechsle, A. Froning, E. Denny, G. Saunders, L. Landwirth, D. Dodds. M. Braion, C. Watkins, M.McMorris, A. Pittenger, C. Borders J. Williamson, P. Shawgo, C. Heuermann. L. Meier, B. Shield, P. Lauderdale, D. Merritt, B. Fleener J. Lochsr, J. Perkinsan. S. Stever, N. McGhee, G. Moffitt, C. Alexander, J. Flagg S. Dees, M. Armbruster. ily G. raswell J. riffin D. Feser N. Newell G. Da , B , G , , , S. Stuber, C. Perry. J. Saxton, R. Kidd, M. Pierce, D. Frye, K. Fouts, N. Coogan A. Swedell, K. Stone. 35 if 7 -3 .g- C' ...J 'I' 99 1 BUYS CELEB CLUB LIBRARY CLUB am. We boys have loined this glee club because we enloy singing and want to learn more about music. We work dilligently each day to prepare music for you. How about gaining our group next year? You can see us any hour of the day behind the desk in the Library helping either of the librarians to check the books out, collect the slips, or do many other important Library duties. This is good exper- ience tor a future rob. 'ffv Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row l. Row 2. Row 3. J. Greene, M. Rose, R. Gunther, E. Palmer, L. Friederick, S. Watkins, L. Nelson, K. Hawthorne. F. Rasmussen, J. Court, D. Houghton, K. Powell, J. Kitc- hell, D. Rittmiller, B. Symonds, l. Beard. R. Lewis, R. McClintock, W. Goelz, R. Hole, B. Pilditch, N. Cover, G. Wheeler, D. Drummond, E. LaBarr, D. Barton, R. Grover, W. Wil- lems, S. Shively, D. Steenrod. Z. Pease, M. Braion, D. Braclcett, M. Roth, Miss Fisher, Miss Smith. J. Norris, J. Tinges, S. Kennedy, K. Beatty. M. Pierce, B. Bunch, D. Kidder, G. Hentz. ri! in 6' T 2 HQ f-xxx? D'.L'J'L.LY.l.I' UL U .U 'S DC I 9161 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Our club meets every two weeks during the year to discuss the current events of the world and other topics of interest to the members. Come and join us some time, won'tyou? We, who are members of the Stamp Club, meet once a month to trade stamps and learn about new and old stamps. We would like to have you join us Row l. Row 2 Row 3. Row 4. Row 'l. Row 2. Row 3. ,,fk,l be JA 1 6 QL W-Q, Mr. Hejilin, M. Johnson, C. Schneider, L. Ackerman D. Camey, J. Bond, V. Dawson, B. Beghtol. J. Augenfeld, R. Wolfe, L. Carter, R. Miller, M. Gor- man, R. Harker, M. Meidinger, M. LaRowe. T. Carlson, S. Koch, J. Eustice, F. Webb, R. Corwin P. Archdale, B. Pratt, R. Wolf. F. Luthy, B. Tribler, D. Bornholdt, L. Nugent, T. J. Strathman, R. Keyser. I D. Fletcher, F. Hill, B. Bordwelt, B. Symonds, R. Rasmussen, B. Meyer. C. Babcock, N. Jacquin, K. Walters, T. Batz, D. Reichel, B. Behrman, Miss Wilde. R. Roszell, D. Coker, D. Somers, A. Sherwood, B. Bunch, G. Carlson .Gm Y 'vi 'un Q ,4u.X, 10 ,gms u fn 101 I T' C' J.Fiugiore, S.Corne, P.Hoepfner, J.Howord, J. Anderson, C.Seiler, R.Horker, B.Barkey, Miss Deppe P.Showgo, J.MoffiH, J.Cos1le, N.Boird, S.Pofter, D. Merritt, C.Borders, B.Merrick S.Dees, M.McClugoge, M.Owens, J.Gruebvneyer, V. Kerswiii, D.MorlaM, S.Elson, N.Pcnos R.Scmders, T.Bofz, E.Borden, H.Gerdes, C.McCoy A.Biumen1hol, J.Bciker, N.Bloom W.Suf1on, P.Rice, T.Wiliicmson, W.Keene, D.Duke, D.Rees, D.Miller, L.Nevin Membership Drive fly FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB ln our club we talk and play in French which is very interesting for those who enjoy the French language and customs. We hope if you're one of these, you will join our meetings some time. Those of us who take German as an elective in school belong to this club. We meet the second Wednesday of every month and we conduct our meet- ings in German. Each month we have some form ot entertainment. X - 'CP wa Row 1. Row 2. Raw 3. Row 4. Row 5. Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row S. il A 4' 'wr J. Harpman, M. Rogers, G. Grote, M. Domnitz, F. Crout, C. Klepfer, J. Rodgers, M. Hope, M. Braion, M. Green, M. Craggs, N. McCool, D. Cheneler, M. Hoffman, E. Jacobson, E. Williams, J. Reesman, L. Stone, J. Hunter, G. Dawson, J. Keefer, M. Day, G. Kers will, M. DeLavallade, K. Klepter. C. Seiler, D. Alspector, M. McClugage, P. Keegan, N Statler, S. Hunt, M. Reeves, J. Hodge, B. Young, E. Mar: tin, J. Nash, D. Mannion, Miss Buswell. J. Rosenberg, S. Lancaster, N. Larimore, G. Heilborn, C. Davis, N. McCorvie, P. Hoag, D. Dodds, A. Swedell, M. Sandy, L. Landwirth, J. Manuel. T. Hubble, R. Raszell, J. Shroyer, C. Scott, P. Hubble M. Gorman, A. Caldwell, S. Monk, C. Kinzie, K. Stone M. Peard, L. Wombacher. D. Kreeb, J. Schwab, C. Klaus, C. Alexander, J. Silverstein, B. Gummerson, N. Wilson, K. Hough- ton, J. Reiman. R. Essig, B. Hoklas, B. Olilsen, E. Reichert, J. Binkele, J. Webb, D. Thompson, Miss Ziegler. E. Saettler, S. Schneider, M. Endres, R. Mayo, S. Stuber, A. Hinnen, K. Raber. C. Krumpe, L. Carter, J. Anderson, l.. Rittschof, J. VanDeventer, G. Tindall, R. Reichert. A. DeWeertl1, B. Ringel, R. Meyer, W. Birkett, K. Greene, I. Lizer, G. Stephens, B. Suffield. Q, ,.,. Q Q J 9 ffl. , . T xj'A1 ILADLU CLUB Y TEENS -' ' '- 'ar 0 si A. 'I Q y 1 if 43-ri - - . I D N W I l lg -, 51 'ik-.. X . XX 5.-Sv it ii if ik-K xl., I ' . Q 4 We, the members of Radio Club, are a small group of Row 'I. J. Anderson, J. Stoll, N. Cover. Row 2. D. Tyrrell, Mr. Hirshfield, L. Rittshotf W9JDZ, D. Kreeb. Row 3. J. Strathman W9HHL, T. Howard W9GKY, amateurradio enthusiasts who operate station W2YML. We are a small club because this is our first year but we are hoping for a larger group next year. D Gonwcld. All of us girls in this club are interested in doing Row l- C- Schneider. B- PePP0 df A- Smith. P- . . , ,, , Steimle, C. Preston. servicable things for others. Our activities during , . . , , Row 2. J. Jackson, S. Hillyer, M. Reeves, S. Marx, the school year are carried on in connection with the Mrs' Burdick, J. Smnhl YWCA and our meetings and socials are often com- Row 3. S. Kennedy R. Eppy R' Adkins R. Miller bined with the Hi-Y. B- DUf'll'1Gm- ? 1: 'Q 6' 'V 104 . . t .M SPANISH CLUB lips. cf if C! Ab 13 ,o ,Q gr-v u 6' We in ,Spanish Club are entertained in our meetings by fellow students who sing, talk, or play musical instruments. All of our meetings are carried on in Spanish and are very interesting because we learn many new things about the customs and dress of the Spanish people. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 3. C. , o- l. J. Barabe, J. Keefer, J. Diven, M. Durham, V. Covey, L Duff, J. Hodge, P. Higginbotham, B. Glastord, D. Tyrrell 2. M. Strathman, K. Kinkade, B. Wohlfarth, M. Dixon, J. Hokin M. Gregg, J. Withee, B. Cooling, M. Wellington. 3. D. Redenius, M. Owens, K. Murry, S. Hartwell, J. Corey S. Potter, D. Heller, M. Johnson. 4. J. Perkinson, R. Davis, D. Carney, R. Miller, J. Knoblock J. Denton, M. Sandy, N. Kranz, J. Howard. 5. A. Froning, N. Coogan, B. Tribbler, E. Kelly, D. Somers D. Coker, B. Bunch, G. Kent, F. Oechsle. l. S. Schwartz, N. Sanders, F. Marks, C. Kammerer, R. Johnson Weisert N. Roake, M. Logan, B. Borchelt, N. Panos. J. , 2. E. B. Lee, B. Anderson, S. Louck, S. DeGaris, M. Johnson J. LaRowe, J. Hayes, T. Milligan, J. Cusick, J. Uppole. Fallerius, J. Augenfeld, B. Behrman, C. Klaus, N. Mat arelli, B. Marr, P. Powley, S. Mead, D. Fletcher, J. Sellars, 4. J. Furst, T. Fleming, B. McCarty, C. Salzenstein, F Luthy, B. Lindemann, R. Hagemann, B. Pilditch, M. Rose, F. Yeomans. 5. C. Luthy, B. Trager, C. McCoy, W. Lucas, J. Tinthoff, B Kellstedt, P. Reuling, D. Ullman, J. Harris, J. Case. 'l ll ,msn 3 CJ' LATIN CLUB Q' 9 ' 'Q 1-rf 'S 5 mv-NY .hw At our Latin Club meetings once a month there is 0 planned program in which we sing songs and learn to appreciate ancient customs and peoples. Since Latin is a dead language, many customs are strange to us. ,,an. -fc. ,, n-.gn-f .27- Row 'I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row l, Row 2 Row 3. Row 4 in-4' T99 Y 461 if av Jn' Q wg 7 -er LATIN CLUB PROJECTION CREW' fr W? 'T rf' 2 v' wud 99 v-sy T if W0 We are the fellows who give P.H.S. fhe movies and films they ask for. We hope you students appreciate our work and we'll please you again nexf year. f. A l A if f V X I Rowl. P.HoI1greve, B.Symonds, F.Rasmussen, E.Shore,4F, Fosfer, L.Harman Row 2. S.Corne, J.Locl'1er, E.Mayne, J.LitfIe, G.C0hen, T, Gregg, V.Kerswill Row 3. E.Jacobson, J.Kitchell, S.Laughl.n, A.lQeIIey, D. Larence, B.PaImafier Row 4. J.Tendering, D.Houk, K.Hawfhorne, F.Rubey, N . Jacquin, D.RiHmiller, M.Arnholt Rowl. Mr. VanDeven1er, J.Powers, B.Pildifch, D.Lewis Row 2. W.Reichert, T.Hoovon, G.Heitzman, M.Kaufman, I. Lizer Row 3. L.Grant, T.Biggs, E.Minnich, A.Lepley 9 Q :Cl YJ . is qv if I 107 J U .l2il5.I2J.N UMA WE in this club are all interested in dramatics, in- cluding acting and other activities connected with the production of a play. At our monthly meetings we have some sort of entertainment showing each other's dramatic ability. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row D. Glass., M. Carrigan, M. Merritt, N. M. Hoffman, J. Castle, H. Haverton, J Schwab, V. Dawson, J. VanDeVeer, J Torris. M. Sandy, D. Kieser, J. Brauer, M. Owens J. Gruebmeyer, M. Meidinger, D. Heller N. Bloom. M. Spears, M. Miller, R. Harker, M. Wagner J. Herrmann, M. Smith, C. Seiler, B. Young J. Kronquist, D. Shively, V. Koch, C. Palm gren, H. Coburn, D. Lewis, T. Carlson, H urr. ler, J. Corey, C. Eaves, B. Gummerson. B. Cooling, J. Denton, B. Palmatier, B. Kramer, S. Hagen, M. Wellington, C. Wein- berg. P. Tate, B. Henebry, M. Blender, M. Peard R. Davis, D. Carney, P. Hitchcock,M Gregg. G. Schneblin, R. Miller, D. Waters, R Luthy, F. Webb, C. Scott, C. Kammerer 108 09' i si.. , A v I Stot- X 2 C' '3 B , A K A I , , X 4 9 Z -o u X it Your 1 0 .Q Y f .. f'S1'A W , --:w gf-X , Q ' . .N ,.. ll 'R fi-rw 'WS Q v. l Row Row Row Row J' 'U SENDRA. 36- 'T S. Sfrickle, B. Isaacs, N. Kranz, J. Zinser, N. Nappenberger, M. Spitz, A. Andres. . Gilbert, S. Elson, M. Rittmiller, G. Mason, L. Hepfer, D. Clements, S. Hillyer. . Suffield, B. Bodine, D. Murphy, K, Ekstrand, J. Keller, M. Gorman, C. Salzensfein. . Tribler, A. Lepley, T. Howard, D. Davis, R. Hurd, B. Lindemann. Row Row Row Row Beyer, J. Barabe, E. Jacobson, J. Diven, M. Roth, D. Cheneler. Laughlin, A. Kelley, J. Carter, J. Keefer, J. Bond, B. Beglwtol, S. J. Hunt. Porter, P. Lord, E. Loewenstein, C. Brunswick, J. McDuff, S. Fredrickson. Wilson, D. Kitchell, M. Johnson, J. Hokin, J. Withee, A. Hinnen, S. Potter. P , ,ui .3 'Q-...fi '- v ,7 v' ,i Hof -. 109 X - -'IXSX U 0 ..' sb X1 . Q ,s -.. M, -E .. 1 - -: Q I . K ugwmi IO People frnghfen me .-- ..... n gg THE LITTLE MINISTER This year the,:'Class of '5O presented The Little Minister, a three act comedy about a short young minister who tell in love with and married a gypsy girl. This play although a comedy has some serious moments showing very good acting. f They say the gypsy has escapedl' I don't want to leave my homel ' 'She has left you. And l thought she loved You coward! lx Seated M. Wagter, C9Kitcl1ell, M. Smith Row 2 J. Denton, J. Thurman, M. Fl sh M Meidinger Row3 F. Luthy, J. Wilkins, T. Howard V Koch Archdale, D. Waters. Who are you? Tm I CUE CLUB Our group is for underclassmen only. ln our plays and meetings, we act, direct, and work on the stage and then we present our show or give some entertainment. You're always welcome to ioin our dramatic club. .diff Row l. M. Ledien, S. McDonna, S. Schwartz, Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 J. Furst, J. Petefish, J. Hunter, P. Lauderdale. J. Manuel, D. Mannion, S. Mead, N. Nixon, B.J. Fleener, M. Domnitz, C. Klepfer. J. Rodgers, M. Craggs, F. Oechsle, N. Matarelli, J. Locher, J. Smith. S. Stuber, J. Bogan, J. Marx, T. Wil- D liams, S. Monk, J. VanDeventer, Dodds. M. Logan, J. Schwyhart, F. Marks, Y Lewis, D. Brackett, E. Shore, B Symonds, D. Fletcher. J. Norris, B. Glasford, V. Covey, A Taylor, R. Marguliu s, P. Holtgreve, B Wohlfarth. Mr. Burns, E. Palmer, A. Swedell, M Franklin, M. Armbruster, J. Reesman D. Drummond. J. Perkinson, M. Burroughs, J. Loar N. Loar, B. Bunch, M. Whittaker, K Bucksath. ff- 'g CUE CLUB Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 'I. 2. 3. 4. gf 'I. P. Manson, N. Roake, M. Hope, G. Grote, C. Borders, J. Williamson, J. Wolf. 2. C. Alexander, P. Shawgo, M. Dixon, C. Kowalske, M. Cheatham, A. Pittenger, M. J. Johnson 3. Miss Maxfield, N. Decker, A. Bell, K. Stone, P. Hoag, D. Feser, M. McClugage, L. Meier. 4. G. McCann, N. McCorvie, J. Myatt, L. Beck. D. Lange, C. Davis, B. McCarty, R. Kutaoka T. Baumgardner, B. Bellas, N. Sanders, M. Rogers, S. Klaus, D. Triplett, N. Dergins, N. Dumermuth. L. Stone, S. Edwards, D. Oakford, E. Lewis, R. Johnson, S. Degaris, B. Hofherr. Miss Matson, L. Duff, D. Alspector, D. Kerswill, C. Shinkle, M. Durham, S. Gibbs, S. Sturtevant. S. Hartwell, C. Klaus, J. Nash, C. Ronk, T. Hubble, J. Knoblock, J. Smith, B. Anderson. H3 S J I fri! ULUJ5 2 C .aaa 'Q' ' J: 7. -3 ' 'J 9 -T ., .. . ui 'O 1 V , .. ' .'x., V iq? . ,Q 5, Nw, 3 Q was we qs, W 's 'Q -if ,vu v'r Dur Pep Club was newly organized this year to help promote school spirit. We have about eighty girls who learn new cheers and help pep up the old ones. We believe our new club is quite an improvement to Central. Row l. erton, N. McCool, P. Keegan, C. Seiler, M. Rittmiller. Row 2. Weinberg, J. Gruebmeyer, M. Meidinger, H. Davis. Row 3. Gregg, B. Young, M. J. Hoffman, S. Hagen. 11' -v C' 0 . I, 'rr ,, 6 f AS 4? 4 'P .sf N ' . me-L 9 4. 1 1- '..e gs... '. . 17 36- .. i -'ir 1 , 2 '- . i ff A am Y C -' J. Denton, B. Beghtol, B. Isaacs, S. Strickle, H. Hav- V. Kerswill, J. Keefer, G. Dawson, B. Cooling, C, E. Jacobson, J. Bond, B. Kramer, A. Hinnen, M. Row Row Row Row i 46 'gil P. Tate, C. Snyder, D. Marlatt, E. Haas, E. Reichert S.J. Hunt, l. Dayhuff. J. Torris, M. Carrigan, M. Merritt, l.. Ackerman, K Raber, N. Stotler, B. Holclas, J. Barabe. J. Brauer, R. Davis, N. Kranz, J. Tendering, B. Pal- matier, M. Arnholt, S. Hillyer. S. E. Hunt, D. Carney, C. Scott, C. Zeigl er, K. Ekstrand M. Peard, C. Kammerer, J. Hokin. Rowd. M. Blender, M. Wellington, B Hull, R. Harker, M Smith, M. Luchsinger, J. Youngman, G. Schnebl in, be .A -G. 9: J -3 as 96 6 2 5 :I s .2-'V'-.. E7 ' vu, .ex A Nwuf h Q Ja 1 G .: , 55' 'gg LQ .. - - 7' 5 W' Y. 9 .PO 6 -. 1 'A -' 49 ' ' 4 f -0 0 l V 4 Y. . Q Y ' . - 4' 0 . . is , f , -. A L ' , T' t 'Q Q ..,-f, ' M . ,- J .. , t ' . - . ' 7- tgf . , ' :fx 2 . Y F tag ' J..iJ2i'J. J.'.l2iJIi.J.V.I.J2i.Dl 'D UL U D LLEILAIS I U.Z'L'J.'.l'LJ..iUU' U UN U' ILUULVJ. Ct - ,, ff 5 C5 H A '?.'5g ,f BUTT. . - F 43 s ,,, ,. et. .3 Inu , If fe -l 2' 0 gal' ' fix tvs t gl Q -. D9 , :L new 1- 'a f - iyioilsff ' , l -.- ' 3 K. ally ,Xt ' . -' 4 iii if-if fl E 5 -Pl' . 04' 31 31 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I 2 3 4 5 6 7 R. Heuermann, E. Haley, S. Wilson, R. LeRoy, J. Couden, T. Fleming, R. Clopper, B. VanDeVeer, J. Baumgardner. J. Young, B. Liplcin, R. Hurd, J. Tinthoff, H'. Faye, J. Alexander, B. Suffield, J. Bibo. N. Werner, J. Deobald, F. Jueriens, E. Lewis, C. Salzenstein, J. Gillespie, H. Burr, J. Wilkins, R. McClintock, W. Hightower, J. Tracy. J. Watkins, G. Sutton, R. Schenck, J. Mordue, J. Graves, R. Hale, J. Simpson, J. Eustice, G. Tindall, D. Parrish, J. Williams, D. Miller. D. Snyder, B. Patterson, J. Strathean, R. Corwin, F. Luthy, K. Kamin, G. Minor, D. Seitxberg, A. Stees, M. Spears, Mr. Myers. B. lhreyers, K. Green, F. Herold, D. Ross, B. Mitchener, C. Edwards, J. Luecht, B. Ringel, L. Neff, G. Kaestler, K. Ke y. D. Gardner, F. Guenther, D. Davis, C. Johnson, J. Kronquist, T. Clark, B. Court, D. Pettit, S. Walter, D. Shively, J. Zicaro, B. TerVeen. All of us in this club have won a letter in some sport here at Central. We are organized for the betterment of the school and any lunch hour you can find us selling school supplies in the ticket booth. A ! Left, Clara Heyman M tx Seated, E. Marjorie Smith E - fi , Right, Mary Carlson C 3-213 I Ba ck, Betty Snow nv: V ucv V Y Vnhvii HihVi kg ,ga Row Row Row Row Row K.Rcber, E.Krumpe, J.Den0on, B.Barkey, B.Lange R.Wolf, M.Meidinger, C.Seiler, R.QiHmiller, R.Harker, C.Zeigler M.Day, Q.Jackson, J.Hodge, A.KeIley, J.Youngman, R.Miller, C.Kinzie, M.LaRowe, N.Kranz, M.Peard. J.Scl'iwab. S.Gil'Jbs, J.SCl1wyl1ar9, J.Williamson, P.Sl1awgo, P. 1 Lauderdale, S.Sfuber, J.Hayes, C.Alexander, M. McClugage, J.l.aRowe, F.Marks. C.Klepfer, M.Craggs, P.Hoeplner, F.Oechsle, D. Dodds, K.Fouts, M.Franklin, J.Harprnan, M.Durl'1am, M.ArmbrusYer, J.Gruebmeyer. J.McKinney, N.Raber, T.l'luluble, R.Wolfe, J.Marfin F.Webb, D.Bornl1old7, D.Feser, A.Swedell, -R.. Kafaoka, K.Hawfl'iorne 1 .X ff 1 us fake outside music lessons or else we belong as an associate member. We have our own ki private recifals and in This way we learn fo be a beffer and more appreciative audience. I 3:16 A GIQQOWY P. Keegan' H QS: Q01 P' 0 E. Jvcobs Alice Gregory Mary Levine Our Aflwelefic Association which is notional combines work wifh ploy for sporfs-minded girls. We learn how fo be good porficiponts os well as inielligent by-stonders. We win honor ond awards in return for points. fin ffl .a rv i 5-Y .-5 ai 4 v C? Row Row Row Row Row f . , x X 11 4, C. Sibilsk M 7- K3-:1 Hx fn y, M. Levine, D. Cook, C. Marvel, J. Reesman, C. Ackerman M Reeves J P k' , . , . er inson. . Keegan, K. Klepler, M. Endres, J. Knoblock, D. Feser, I. Williams, J. Jackson. . Durham, J. Manuel, S. Sfever, G. York, G. Sclneblin, J. Tinges, T. Hubble, M. Wlwiiiaker. . 510110, L- Ackerman, J. Getz, J. Barrer, J. Barrer, P. Waechfer, J. Youngman. . Saunders, J. Marx, R. Harker, S. Wfrifc-omb, P'. Hubble, T. Williams, B. Dunham, L. Hamilton. rj :. ...f .. , an Row Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. l. 9,5 'Q' Q 'W' 'HGH .a Srrafhman, X. King, D. Kidder Day, N. Sanders, F. Marks, N. Dergins, J. Hunter, Y. Lewis, C. Kammerer. Cook, L. Duff, L. Patterson, L. Sever, B. Gummerson, S. Gibbs, J. Selberg. Norris, Z. Pease, B. Wohlfarflw, M. Wead, D. Herzog, M. Burroughs, D. Haggard, J. Bagan. , S. Ruck, M. Armbrusfer, A. Taylor, P. Higginbotham, B. Williams. 'I 54 U.I.L.l'.L 'G-9 Y? '3 Row Row Row Row Ari? Houghton, J. Webb, G. Groie, J. Hayes, E. Haas, J. Corey, M. Whitten, J. Tinges. Hariwell, J. Smith, B. Grow, E. Krumpe, N. Dumermurh, N. Nixon, G. Braswell. Kennedy, S. Sfubor, F. Oechsle, N. Matarelli, C. Klepfer, M. Kidd, J. Griffin. Swodell, D. Dodds, M. Franklin, S. Schneider, J. Anderson, C. Scorv, V. Schlundf. 3 X, 1 AL. :A Q Q ,sax ? Row Row Row Row JL 'JL' 3 'U' v-W 3' lu 9 J 'i Penny, B. Peppard, J. Bohm, P. Lewis, M. Hope, D. Vaughan, C. Heuerman. Dommirz, P. Herget, N. Decker, D. Jones, A. Gregory, A. Smith, M. Odiorne. Hoklos, V. Ford, E. Jacobson, M. Hoffman, M. Dixon, S. Hunt, C. Alexander. McGhee, J. Nash, L. Lipkin, M. Johnson, J. Weisert, R. Johnson. 'Q U . ii- ii- Ms. . f ua.,-J , -x X i 4 . 3119, U lllll ' 'l' F V V ly -:as fe 'iff .-I -5 - FV ' if l il - L C ay, ns k R Play Ball Swimming club BRLLS NOT IN PLHV nouco ooum ggi Tp THE PIN Bowllng Club Hn mm Bull S Eye! O Basketball Champs Fieldball Champs. re, Cabinet 1'20 Volleyball Champs. Ur. fs R 5' ' Hallowe'en MoTher's Teo New Mu .Luigi Af The Reception Santa Comes fo Town fbi -l Welcoming Sf. Nick Mi SS Masocco Row l. Row 2. ABSENTEES AND NEW STUDENTS M.Scoutoris, M.Domni1z, K.Murry, B.Kromer, D.Dee, P. Keegan, A-Smlfh, J.Fursf J.Krusl'1en, M.Odiorne, C.Lucltke, G.Tindoll, M.DeWiH, C.Dovidson, A.Burr, E.WilleH, J.D.Willioms Row 3. J.Beord, R.Hcgemon, R.PoHerson, B.Lucos, D.Delaney, J.Tl1omos, J.Potfison P.Lucos Es '33 ea 6 n - ,wg -gf! 5 all? hx' ,X ,N Y .ill in STAGE CREW Row 1. L.Cross, J.Cooper, C.l.ufhy Row 2. Mr. Pocey, D.Kuntz, D.Duvis, J.Green Another successful college day. Our yelling iudges chose the Freshies Cul Club presenfs a Chrisfmcs ploy. Hooray, Cresis are ou' today! px 1 , 175 Px :Wi HUM Y J L .Q oLIoy,m.mh It s about time .I:'.l'LLL gk Q 3 TIA!! IIIITI TIITAL ITII. Y HBR X SLYNVKX.. X S? Look who just landed. Buy an activity book. ' D0 you remember' cat day'? The boys are off again. Q .4 I ik. fu- C r, X 3 ,Win- Go ,O The polls kids. Mr. Deal goes for seconds. 123 'WINTER x t' Z H y P , JZ X . LLPZ: C f x Fight, team, figlttl The Nativity scene is presented by girls' choir. 'xr avi? s 's f Q ' ill ,IKQ Santa comes to town. 194 Where shall I go? How about those Pepsodent smiles awww an 695 i Christmas comes to the art department Srlowbouncl ef 9 . m HLRZ a f ring fever sets in. 4, X, .I WWVWAA 4 f ' is Fl - c s s n' . W V 1 v 1 3-U ' b i fi ' F - L A li' Sp is Q 3 WAV ! SPRING I Ulil t.. Wl'1at's ull the excitement? Remember last year's CREST? ln the spring c young girl's fancy turns to clothes of '1-o - C i S, ey 9 X 1 t , y. sl x 1 li x t y J , w,, viii' 1 Q-e K uk? wil- A X J l l ll F, l , An apple o day . :x.:,'1, ' '- ' f 'P4.-'TY li v '-' ,,, , .. X , 1 i -X - i W -1 X . il e 7 .ni . 'Q , A X .I A XM' l. - - V75 'i 'Wy . Fore! Did you go tothe polls for Wellington? I 1 W For the students who can't dash from class to class as nimbly as the others, we have the special orthopedic room which enables them to progress in their work. They join in some of the classes as well as school activities. Grove, Homer, Johnson, Frank, Kahn, Virginia, Miss ller' Hill, Norma, Micono, Pauline, Lawrence, Bob ldriverl Jordon, Virginia, Thorn, Allen At the center of Central's grease joint the cook tent is located. These plunkies are the ones that keep things running smoothly and feed hungry performers. Front Row, Loretta Boyle, Elsie Hess, Anna Weiland, Lena Eberle, Margie Csolkovits, Anna Ziegler. Back Row, Laura Dale Williams, Stella Koch, Anna Koopman, Aldine Waible, Mildred Rogers, Raechel Mitton Way up on the fourth floor, you'll find this especially equipped room where books with extra-large type, wide chalk, and phonographs help Centralites who are handi- capped by poor vision to continue their studying. Norma Jo Newell, Janet Smith, Delores Stevens, Leslie Elam, Verne Koch, Clara Palanza, Everett McCormick, Delores Wallace, Donna Fletcher, Nancy Baird,--Miss I. Matson. - is ,Q ssss W M 3 ..- - r r if. spur-V, - -V- I IQY QI- Niml if :F Qetween' acts and after every show, our razorbacks and polers clean up the lot and rearrange the big top so that the show can still go on smoothly. Front Row: A.Nordstrom, J.Uhl, Joe DiBuono, FZ.Russetf Back Row: H.M.Edwards, W.Minqus, R.L.Carson, O.Keebaugh, E. Blackford W Wmfwff .ff M? f ff,L2, fffV7JjUfW,fZff ff, WW1 W fLf ' ff.X mf? kfbf Wfyfffv A ,MM JW I ffffly X L X1 Q.- r X :IN Wfx f' I' C6 Leon Dailey Dawson Hawkins Bruce Saurs Football, golf Basketball, tennis Baseball, freshmen-sophomore N 9 Joseph Myers Joseph Yuhause Wesley Wolpert Track, cross-country swimming lnlrd-mural sports J 5 Bernard Swedell Q, H Athletic manager , s' 'nfl A 4 el o. ttf , F. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 128 Row 1. J.Tracy, G.Tindall, H.Sellers, R.Williams, C.Adkins Rowd- T.Willlamson, D.Shea, R.LeRoy, B.Lipkin, K.Kamin M.Specrs, J.Wilson, H.Stout G.Sutton, ..l.Kronquist, J.Zicaro, L.Neff ROW 2- F. Jueriens N.Werner, J.Bibo, J.Williams, B.SuffieId, Row 5. H.Faye, J.Couden, T.Clark, D.Roehnelt, D.CorneliLs B.Court, J.Young, A.Stees, B.Trager R.Berwick, J.Huahes, G.Minor Row 3. C.Johnson, J.Watkins, J.Alexander, F.Herold, D. Nauth, J.Myer, J.Somers, H.Taylor, D.Seitzberg, D. Ross 6 O 6 6 12 6 6 14 O Hall Township Belleville wondfnff Spalding spnngfa ein Pekin E. Peoria Urbana Manual ln spite of our new Coach Leon Daily coming to Peoria High this year, the football team had a very poor season. There were only a small number of lettermen returning from last year's team, and these boys had seen only a limited amount of service. Taking on a very tough opponent for their first game, The Lions were trampled by a score of 51 to 6. Traveling to Bellville they were defeated 26-0. For the first ci-ty game, Cmtral showed great spirit and fight in out- playing Woodruff, but could only gaina tie 6-6. The Lions met the fighting Irish of Spalding and were again defeated 19 to 6. Playing the traditional Homecoming game in East Peoria for the first time, the Streator bulldogs mined an otherwise perfect homecoming by setting the Lions 21 to 6. Playing in Springfield they lost 24 to 12. Against Pekin the Lions couldn't quite make the boat and were dropped 17 to 6. ln our last home game before Manual, we lost to East Peoria 20 to 6. Again hitting the road the Lions fought gzllantly and earned a tie with Urbana. The fidmting Lions were subdued in the firul game, Turkey Day, by a brilliant Manual team. Even though we can't be too proud of the record of the team we can be iustly proud of their fine spirit and sportsmanship. Y e2Zl 9 9 5 Lipkin l'ackle L rv Williams Fullback LeRoy Bibo Halfbaclc Halfback L. Watkins Quarterback Cou rt End Zicaro Tackle G K C. . , xi ' ' - ' ch 1 ra!! r f V s 1, Herald , R Guard h 5 I 5323,-j Kamin Center 1 Sel Iers Fu I I ba ck Jfaifacck fqgigggfgi 'Y l Kronquist End Cou den Barton Quo rterba ck Suffield End Clark Tackle Tackle iw- -. ve A ' F f N I X -- M. ' 9 '51 'l SUffOI1 Sei tz berg Guard Guard Wem er Center l QQ 4 Q4 VARSITY BASK ETBALL Row 'l. K.Green, D.Gardner, K.Kelly, B.Court, C.Johnson, S- Cemml Walter. L.Neff Row 2. J.Coridin,manager,r, Mr.Hawkins, D.Ullman, D.Barton, D.Seitzberg, P.Rjce, B.Kellstedt, J.Jueriens, D. Parrish, manager Under the tutorship of our new and talented basketball coach, Dawson Hawkins, Central enioyed a fairly good season on the hardwoods. Leading the team was one of the finest players ever to wear a Central uniform, Don Gardner. To open the season, Central played Chillicothe and won 42 to 29. The next two games on the schedule had the tables turned on us, the Lions being on the wrong end of the score in their games against Champaign and Spalding. During the holiday season the team traveled to Pontiac and lost the first round to Rushville 44 to 41 but went on to win the Consolation championship by defeating Maine, Monmouth, and Normal. ln their next outing of the regular season, the Lions ran up against a terrific Manual team and lost 58 to 38. After the Manual game the team ran amuck and lost four straight games to Pekin, Danville, Mattoon, and Springfield. Acquiring a winning spark they knocked off three straight foes, Woodruff, Streator, and East Peoria. Next on the line was Canton and Woodruff, and the Lions trying valiantly to bring home the bacon, but just coulzl n't do it. Pulling a stunning upset, the Lions defeated a highly regarded Spalding team, 43 to 41. Again the team hit the skids and were defeated by four teams, East Peoria, Manual, Pekin, and Springfield. Throwing their hard luck, Central played a wonderful game, defeating Streator 54 to 42. Playing in the regional tournament, the Lions were terrific while they trounced Chillicothe 70 to 46. Meeting Manual for the third time in the season they lost a hard-fought fame 37 to 46. Next season Coach Hawkins has hopes of improvina his team tremendously. Congratulations for a good season, Lions. Chillicothe Champaign Spalding Rmshville Maine township Monmouth U.High of Normal Manual Pekin Danville Mattoon Springfield Woodruff Streator E.Peoria Canton Woodruff Spalding E.Peoria Manual Pekin Springfield Streator Chillicothe Manual Neff Forward 'Wk - 'L Q,,,,. , I fx! I ', r , 'ix' ' f ,. of 5' ,, ,-.LH , i Go rdn er Center lay Q5 ,M Kelly Gu ard Juerjens Guard Walter Forward Q. H rr wr, F , ,J ,x r If A 1 '7 l I r yrs X X ,, ,.-,. fwfr. Ba rfon G ua rd i If Q r x 5 5 1 I 4 Q3 Joh n son F or wo rd GD' Alexander Forward Court Center 3 f .P . fl fi -lik UI lmcn Guard Z'-5 iii 133 Ji .J1f.Ii'JD.L1.J.VJ..l'L.LXI 'DU.li'J.'.LU.LYJ.UJIDJIa I'UU'.L'.DILJ.aJ..a .lD.l'Lb.liSIJ'.L'D.l'Ll.4J.4 l'1'HP'5 IIN! Qow T. Row 2. Row 3. Row Row Row Row 4. Row 5. C.McCoy, D.Houk, 3.Bolzer, J.Miller, D.Cornelius, N.Shubert, D.Forgey, J.Areharf, N.Pcnos N.Jac uin, B.Troger, Bleigler, J.Gruves, S.Dixon, E.Sminw, J.Trcq1, J.Cusick R.Sfreibich, J.Tl'1omos, D.NauYh, S.Loughlin, P. Douglas, H.SfouT, H.Gerdes, H.Taylor, FRubey G.Selkerk, J.Arehart, J.Cusick, B.McConnelj B. Bolzer, T.MiHigon, B.Adkins, J.Dovis D.Sheo, L.Welch, J.Hughes, J.Wilson, T.BCJfZ, R. Harrison, H.Sfouf, T. Kennedy B.Klaus, W.Goelz, H.Taylor, D.Ncuth, Bliegler, W. Anderson, C.Fifch, D.Borfon, J.Nelson, Mr.Saurs C.Brodshaw, G.Selberg, J.Myers, H.Sellers, S.Dixon, D.Cornelius, J.Becrd, J.Trucey D.Roehnelf, W.Sufton, D.Ouzts, P.Douglcs, H.Gerdes R.Sfreibich, B.Trager, R.Berwick 134 48 22 BASEBALL Row 1. J.Bibo, J.Williams,, D.Parrish, J.Alexander, J.Fox, B.Weeks Row 2. B.Meyers, manager, K.Kamin, S.Walter, C.Eyster, B.Kehl, C. Robertson, G.Kaestler, W.McWilliams, J.Baumgardner, manager Qow 3. A.Stees, L.Neff, H.Moberly, K.Kelly, Mr. Noppenberger,C. Johnson, D.5eitzberg, D.Barton, B.Ringel, manager The record of 11 wins and 10 losses, accounted for by our illustrious kings of swat this season, doesn't tell the whole story of one of the best teams Central has had. The Lions faced some of the toughest competition in the state and came out quite successful. They started their vigorous schedule of 21 games subduing their first two opponents. East Peoria fell, 3 to 0, opening the season. Tremont was next to the tune of 15 to 7. Pekin finally subdued the Lions with cl close 3 to 2 decision. Manual, our age old rival, batted out a 4 to 0 defeat. East Peoria took revenge for an early season defeat by winning 8 to 6. The Lions got back on the win trail with a 1 to 0 over Princeville. Traveling to Springfield, the Lions absorbed 2 Big 12 defeats, 22 to 11 and 6 to 5. They then took the third defeat in a row from the hands of the Spalding Irish 2 to O. Central regained its stride and gave three sound lick- ings to their opponents, Princeville 7 to 6, Champaign 7 to 2, and 10 to 9. Running up against a strong Pekin team for the second time the Lions lost to the tune of 8 to 5. They again found themselves and won 3 mare de- feating Woodruff 8 to 3, Bloomington 10 to 2, and 16 to 6. The Lions took on Spalding again and lost 7 to 3. Streator split a double header with the Lions, with scores of O to 4 and 6 to 5. Traveling to Princeville to play in the Sub-district they were defeated in a close game, 3 to 2. Closing out the season the Lions whipped the Woodruff Warriors 6 to O. With almost a dozen lettermen coming back for the 1950 season, our new head coach, Bruck Saurs hopes for another good year. 4- 5 4-11 4-12 4-19 4-21 4-22 4-23 4-25 4-27 4-30 53 5-4 5-7 4-11 4-14 4-17 4-31 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 3 E. Peoria 0 15 Tremont 7 2 Pekin 3 0 Manual 4 6 E. Peoria 8 l Princeville 0 11 Springfield 22 5 Springfield 6 0 Spalding 2 7 Princeville 6 7 Champaign 2 10 Champaign 9 5 Pekin 8 8 Woodruff 3 10 Bloomington 2 16 Bloomington 6 3 Spalding 7 O Streator 4 6 Streator 5 2 Dunlap 3 6 Woodruff 0 135 TRACK . Row l. R.Hurd, J.Kronquist,M.Spears, W.Hightower, N.Wemer, G.Minor, H.Burr, R.SchenK, J.Luecht, J.Young Row 2. R.McClintock, D.Dismuke, D.Shively, G.Dickerson, J.Gaylord, J. Williams, L.Stevenson, F.Saupe, E.Haley, A.Ackerman, D.Cruse, K.Green Row 3. Nr.Mvers, J.Tinthoff, K.Hester, D.Meyer, B.TerVeen, T.Trager, B.Buenneke B.Mitchener, D.Andes, R.Deal, D.Miller, B.Ross, R.Williams Under the capable guidance of Joe Myers the track team turned out another successful season. Joe didn't have the abundance of material to work with as in previous years, making the team showing all the more outstanding. The season opened with a sound beating absorbed by Washburn. ln the next dual meet the Lions kept the ball rolling with another tremendous victory, this time over Abington. Going to Pekin as underdogs the Lions' inexperienced team came through in fine style whipping the Chinks soundly. At Morton the cindermen added the fourth dual meet victory without a defeat, to their already fine record. Encountering a fine Streator team, P.H.S. had its closest squeeze. Closing out the dual meet por tion ofthe schedule they humbled the Chillicothe team The team made a good showing also in the major meets. A. Cold day at the Geneseo Relays found the Lions snaring third place. Next they traveled to the Kewanee Relays where they encountered some of the finest teams in the state and were only able to snare llth place. The Lincoln Relays showed them getting 4th, Going into the District meet with only a slim chance, Central pulled one of the figgest upsets of the year by winning this big event. Central made a fine showing in the Greater Peoria and pulled third place out of the fire. Competing in the Big Twelve Conference Meet, which is sometimes called the second state meet, they got seventh. 136 Central Central Central Central Central Central Dual Meets 86l6 Washburn 7636 Abirgfan 65 Pekin 81 Morton 61 Srremor 75 Chillicothe Major Meets Third place Geneseo Relays Eleventh place Kewanee Relays Fourth place Lirroln Relays First place District Meet Third place Greater Peoria Meet 265 3636 48 37 52 38 Seventh place Big Twelve Conference Meet LIULI .-.wi -.y GOL F Row 'l. J. Green, R. Clopper, J. Strathman, B. Lipkin, J. Mclntire, R. Saurs, B. Hoag, J. Eustice Row 2. K. Walters, D. Brian, T. Howard, J. Williams H- Taylor, P. Rueltng, Mr. Bockwitz, J. Case, J. Shroyer, B. Kellstedt, S. Koch, R. Mclntire, C. Salzenstein. nextyear. tively. They broke their jinx with a fine victory over Galesburg. play-off. We should all be proud of this year's golf team. L Q5 aw. Y -vi GOLF GOL F RECORD Cewtral Manual l tiei Our Lion linksmen aarried on the Central tradition of havin a fine golf C I Ch I II II team. The team was again coached by Mr, Carrol Bockwitz. The team was emm cmpo gn os f l l th' ' ' b ' made up o most y underc assmen is year, gairlng valua le experience for centred Kewcmee I IOSII Central opened the season with Manual and came up with a tie. They Cenfml Dgyenpol-ff logfj lost the next three meets to Champaign, Kewanee and Davenport respec- Central Galesburg l losti Pekin and Manual rung up the next victories over Central. Pekin de- I Pek. I II feated them twice. Central then defeated Spalding 2 times in a row. Wood- Centro ln 6 os ruff defeated the Lions in the last meet of the year. Two of the biggest I Pek. II II point winners this year were senior Bill Hoag and iunior Mack Mclntire. ln Centro in os the district meet Bill Hoag tied for second place but lost in a close-fought . Central Spalding K woni Central Spalding f woni Central Woodruftf lo stj -L .HIFI JN J-D 'Aw' l- f . '. . ,tr-.i -- 4 -'f- V 1' lf , 'wmv A ,r -' Row l. J.Luthy, J.Hindert, D.Morotti, M.Brown, A.Oakford, D.MoIchan Row 2. B.VanDeVeer, J.Deobald, D.Davi s, Mr. Pacey. The Lion netmen had a rather unsuccessful season, but it was a tough schedule for any team. With only a few returning lettermen, Mr. Pacey was in the process of building. This year things may be a little brighter for our racket swingers. The really bright spot in this year's season was the taking of city title, which is quite a feat that we can all be proud of. Pelcin, Bloomington, and Havana, three of the best teams, defeated our Lions, but they in turn showed their mettle in soundly trouncing Woodruff and Spalding. Headed by the lntra-city singles champion, Ferd Luthy, we wish next year's netmen a tine season. 138 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Spalding Havana Woodruff Havana Pekin Woodruff Pekin Bloomington Danville Moline Spalding Evanston ilwix 96.2 .311 5 W .L.LV.L.LVJ..LlN U ,asv 5? 1'-1' Z. 2 t M S' dy If , y fs 1 -2 n - it CU se Seated, David Yuhause, mascot Row 1. T.Fleming, T.Howard, R.Corwin, B.Mitchener, F.Guenther, B.Patterson, C.EdwardS Row 2. D.Oakford, C.Salzenstein, J.Tinthoff. J.Deobald, N.McCorvie C.Davis, J.Pattison, manager l Row 3. Coach Yuhause, R.Clopper, J.Gillespie, N.Loar, J.Loar, D.5tevenson, P.Hoag Central can well be proud of this year's swimming team. Against the best competition in the state the Lion tnnkmen came up with 10 wins and only 2 defeats, truly a fine showing. Led by Captain Bill Mitchener, the team opened the season at Oak Park and pulled o stunning upset by defeating them by a 40 to 35 score. Danville next in the list and was thoroughly dunked 66 to 9. Traveling toRockford the Lions lost to two of, the strongest teams in the state. Going against tough odds at Bloomington they finally hacked out awin 39 to 36. Bloomington then came to Peoria and were easier to subdue, 52 to 23. LaSalle and Dan- ville were the next ones to fall before the Lions, 52 to 32, 59 to 16, and 52 to 32. As a tune up for the Big 12 Central swamped Urbana 52 to 23. For the first time in over a decade Central came up with the Big 12 title. It was a wonderful tribute to sudt a fine team,. ln the closing dual meet of the season Urbana was again defeated 42 to 33. Due to Charles Edwards Central got 9th place in the State meet. Two outstanding stars on this year's team were Charles Edwards and Dick Clopper. Chuck tied and broke the state 150 yard individual medley record three timeswith a final time of 1:42.8. Dick Clopper set a new 200 yard free style Big 12 reoord at 2: 14 Central 40 Oak Park 35 Central 66 Danville 9 Central 31 East Rockford 53 Central 38 West Rockford 46 Central 39 Bloomington 36 Central 52 Bloomington 23 Central 52 LaSalle 32 Central 59 Danville 16 Central 52 LaSalle 32 Central 52 Urbana 23 Big Twelve Central first Central 42 Urbana 33 state ninth place 139 ViUVHH'VV U iY i :LU i S Y . ' l ' 9 ln a full fledged revival of Cross Country after many years without a team Coach Joe Myers turned out one of the finest group of Harriers in this area. Starting with a group of forty or so inexperienced boys, Mr. Myers molded ll boys into a solid, well balanced team. Traveling to Pekin, the Lions whipped the Chinks by a score of 'IS to 49. fln Cross Country the low score wir's.l Central then went to Metamora where they didn't treat their hosts with due respect, handing them a 17 to 45 defeat. Canton was next on the Lions' death list, suffering a 21 to 38 set- back. Tremont could do no better than the Lions' previous opponents, and were snowed under with a score of 15 to 50. With Benson offering the competition, Central again came through with a 15 to 50 victory in a glorious dual meet portion of their schedule. Meeting some ofthe toughest teams in the state, the Lions came up with second p ace in both Big l and the District meets. Losing only the captain and brilliant runner, Harold Burr, Coach Joe Myers will have Juniors Dick Heuermon, Junior Luecht, Jerry Mordue, Dave Sch- neider, and Ronald Schenck, sophomores, Jay Graves, Roland Hale, Richard Lewis, Jim Simpson, Sammy Wilson. Yes indeed! The future looks very bright. 140 Q . l C.- Hale, R., Graves, J., Meyers, Schenck, R Mordue, J. Wilson, S., Snyder, D., Burr, H., Lewis, R. I Heuermann, D. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD FOR 1949 Dual Meets A-is Won 5, lost 0 Central l5 Pekin Central l7 Metamora Central 21 Canton Central 15 Tremont Central 15 Ben SON District Meet Second Place Big Twelve Conference Meet Second place i.lr. We sley Wolpert INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL A gfa Q55 fs Q I x. R I 2 lk Q L 1' 7 Freshman-Sophomore Champs T.Biggs, J.Simpson, R.Hc1le, J.Hughs, D.Batz, J.Case ff' I Q9 if W 9 0 3- 7 5: l Qs 0: 23 Intramural sports provide many thrills for those boys who were un- able to participate in varsity nth- Ietics. This year cross country runn- ing was added to the intramural sports program. Great thanks 'is due to Mr. Wolpert for sponsoring such a fine program which meant so much to all. Kittens Junior-Senior Gmmps R. LeRoy, P.Archdale, J.Kronquist, R. Green, B.l.ipkin .t'N- D.Porrish, H.Faye, D.Bishop, J.Young, K.Kamin, T.Guernsey, B.Buenneke, B.Welch, G.Minor, G.Bibo, L.Lundquisf F.Webb, H.MiIler, J.Eustice J.VonOsdol, R.Lindeman, R.Jockson, J.Wa'tkins, F.Trewyn H.Comer, D.Abel, B.Hoffield, C.Palmgren D,Mu,-phy H.Morks L A.S?ees, E.Kehl, B.Seelye, G.Kqestlgr, C.Bolden, B.Donnelly, B.Jol'1nson, B.Cromer, L.Niven Efskeridge D.Heuerman R.Schenck, E.Luechf, R.PoHerson, J.Mordue T.Nor1on, R.Mordue, B.Kramer, B.Scovil, A.Fiscl'1er B'Adk'nS Row I. S.WiIson, W.Brunch, B.McCarfv, K.Jarnison Row 'I. J.Cusick1 T'MiHi90'11 B-KIUUS Row 2. G.Wollace, L.Welcl'1, E.Eskridge, R.Greenwood Row 2. N.Shuber1', W.SuTton, B.Jccobus R.Talley l 4 1 J-Riemcnf J-CO'-lfff K-POWBH D- Shed, l.R.Williams, V.Watfs, R.Moake, I.Beard, J.WiIIicrns D'R0ehneh J.Becrd, N.Jacquin W I .Q . 0 If nl L D34 ' s ixlw ... x,7Kl ,.-1 Row l. J.Eus1ice, B.Lipkin, J.Tl1urman, H.Burr, K.Walfers Row 2. B. Lirdemann, P.Aral1dale, J.Bibo, D.Miller Row 3. T.Guernsey, R.Hurcl, J.Kronquisf, B.Buenneke CROSS-COUNTRY 'WRES TLING 1 J F P i N ' A-A ,- 1. ., 1 V ,,,, . , JL wi x J w Lf J I l - , ' .4 D.Houlc, R.Green, T.Norfon, G.Rober1son, J. ROW l- B- ROSS, B- Ringel, Mr. Dailey, J. Zicaro, Keegan, D.Moake, J.Fosfer, J.Miller D- D0mfllfZ Row 2. B. McConnell, S. Wilson, J. Wilkins, J. Thurman, R. Deal, D. Heuermonn, J. Williams 144 CHEERLEADERS SPORTS MANAGERS S, .M Y 'Z v, Q I as 1 I yi ix F' Row 1. M.Gregg, D.Heller, J.Diven, J.Keefer Row 2. J.Beyer, 5.Emory, B.Begl1fol, J.Wi1hee R.McCliHTOCk, J.Couden, B Rlngel J Boumgordner D Parrish A A4 A 'N 29 'h I I' 7- A VAXWS , Xavw Qfpf 3.4 L X45 5 5 ., Ei in 1 .- Q-. 4 4 7' . Q-'5 1 I K an dv lg 6. n ' x w Nl. Y X 5 if ' 1:- Q a -ff -r-'if' A -,5 aff. - 'I 1-f..f' N I -.' x a 41. ai A L,,,. - '.r.,,,. - I .Wy df? fr - N rf' W F' E. ifv' lm 6 4. Q Ak ' Q 1' Q ' ' a X M- I my 3 J ' XX XE X A. :TA X - Nh. I A - I gf X.- x Y. 4 , ? A h fl Q 'K ' Q i' 146 ' p Qvaf-Ltfhlu Sh. 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Just as B8zK has grown and expanded from a small beginning, so to may the young man or woman who stands on the threshold of a new career grow and expand. Block and Kuhl Company congratulates you . . . opens its doors wide . . . to heartily welcome bright futures of tomorrow . . . the Graduating Class of 1950! i f I Q inn-ann-uqa..-4 811634 open to of 19 0 fx LoCATioNs or THE BLOCK sl KUHL sToREs 1. Peoria 2. Rockford 3. Central Distribution 4. Galesburg .m. Freeport 6. Hess Bros. fEast Rockfordj 7. Danville 8. Kewanee 9. Quincy 10. Rock Island 11. Danville, Home Store 12. Decatur 13. Ottawa 14. Winnetka 15. Elgin 16. Burlington, Ia. 17. Aurora 18. Joliet 19. Moline V 20. Davenport, Ia. 1 if fi iivfhl 'LLM' 4 Ju ' 1 QA in .X 'abr' Q, I Y 222-224 SOUTH ADAMS ST. .11 ary lfffefn Snziffz IIIOKISIS a twccd Clxnntlllmg for afternoon occasions ns Don Gardner wcnrs one of lil,l:'IN S -1- patch pocket Gaberllinc Suits. ss 'w'XZf3-'F'- wrzzx stag ! ss 'Vf-.ra xx F xx 'Q-Q? . X Q Q, ' g'fv -:lJ.,':5': xxuh . ' I 4. -' 'A ' XX Q' ' s Well Dodie, its plenty feve, ' what is the first f ' Q ,.. 1 o good homogemzed ' s I 'F rule ku- milk Q' for 'KK 5 V' ,f ,P r I, ' SwUPQf Mf QUALITY Ig use 'U lam P , . . ' 0 . 5 A 4, ' ,,0:vG m f 12 0139 - ' soganu 9 I W' H , Mil ,sf uma ,, ,W ':'r,La'l'? sous. lu. ,N ' 'NC ' 09' 'I yn., 'gl health - . wh: .gy 4 , B , ,,..Q.-4, 75..- ,MAQALQH i M..-V- Q. F . 'QQ ,' WP 1 QTNF N ,ul .. vga Ah,-, 44? V A W 'f -K v iw A I N. ' 59-eu' Www 4' 4' if -.I I 1, , ,W 1 A. a 5 'rf' wt I 4 '. . f9 in Si, .Fe qw' -I 111. 5 S.. -R-mfr '5 .. :os :Y ', 'N 71 'Q V J . , . M 1 , N M439 , x- A 9' X 11 4 M ' , X, ' 1, -- -M wir-M-1... -,XM ,NN uigyb u ' . i u L , f 'N :O u 4' nf- ' Xl Q Q14 Q f f ff' I , ,--. 4 f fa V 'x,,. ,A , -,ww H 13- W,- 'P , 'Tr F!4'i. t . F , . . .Q ,, wiyifii. Y f- ew- 5 ,ggi imkf 4,24 0 X .'1,. A N , ,- - ,, 1? Ns . fy. :zu Que 13 3 5 Q here's light lor your next step! You may know well the next step you wish to take in your lpward elimh after graduation. You may have in mind exactly the irolession you wish to follow, the occupations you will choose Q and as an Ameriean, are free to choose. Yet you may he uncertain which step to take. You may not Lnow that teaehing, maehine tool operation, farming, stenographic Jr sales work is your Held. .4fN'l1 HOW ARE YOU TO TELL? 'llhere are people who can help you - who can discuss zarious fields of endeavor, who will talk with you about your iptitudes and interests. Hy all means discuss this most important step alter graduation with your teachers, your parents and those 'ngagled in aetiyities which interest you. You will find all of them 'agen' to pass along their experiences and to give you guidance l' you wish it. 'l'hey ean throw light on your next step - and ielp you make your years ahead better in every way. Congratulations on the step you have already taken - his step in edueation you are just completing. ATERPILLAR 'l'llll0T0ll 00., reonmimn Mr 6 MW' 8,3 I M 5 tg 4 2 ls R F, is i if flew 1 j , .1 we 1..i......-.- Joan lliven, liileen Jacob- son anml Virginia lierswell look ovcr their favorites from ,lay's large allmm selection. Come in and Ilmwse Around ANYTIME! J Y S RECORD DEPARTME T Central Illinois' LARGEST Record Store Whatever your recorfl preferences may be, Jay's is ei uipmeml to serve you with the latest selections in both single records anill albums - on ALL SPEEDS of llecorilsl Choose needles, storage albums, record hassocks, carrying cases and other accessories from our complete stock. Makes jAY'S your llecord lleadquarters Today! Peoria S Leading Rodin and Service Store Since 1926 ,' J AY'S RECORDS - APPLIANCES - FURNITURE sao-az s. Adams Phone 4-9299 xx ,.-1' . 'X N CD 'I . ix X f! X X. X It y A. sf' xxx If If 7' X Q,.- t x, H X !' xg ! V x 1' Xi I, f 1 1 f Xi 3 . 1 1 1 X - 1 x 1 ix 'N 1 5 If x fl f x if I ARCADIA PATTERN Arcadia Elegant Simplicity - which distinguishes the Arcadia Pattern, has won the favor of America's most exacting hostesses. Graciously adaptable, adds dignity and beauty to your table and will delightfully serve you for years to Come. CARDOZOQS FRHHCISCHII CHITIH Mode in California 216 Main St. Mr. Singer shows ,Ioann Denton and Bill llingel the newest in ladies watches. lg,-ax Adams at Liberty hu , I COMMERCIAL BANK Adams at Liberty COMNEICIIL NlTIONAL 'INK OF PEORIA lg FLOWERS of DISTINCTION 'il- ZQQ5., X :xv ,'3iFf,g f,:,:.4. - . .Q T., 19 -14,5 ,H gli 'ffm -2.3 . Ni! I ,I - jig: . .A .. 3,1 ' ,I -2.4 -1 I, H' Qyf- : gig- ' '7f5'.' Q. ff-: ' 1 f. ,, . ,' -,W .Mg A , eg-- I 'J ,-....g.L:y ' . ,'f ,, '1 1 The Flower Box DENA and FRITZ ZELLER 3601 Prospect Avenue PEORIA, ILLINOIS PHONE 2-5571 Fiowers by Telegraph Taylor Howard introduces himself fo the charming Janet Withee with o beautiful corscge Member F.D.I.C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF CLASS OF 1950 QI flu OWEN MASON. I lrt n ll tt ln ne of Ifllen Raye 5 lunm1'Urcsses. friggl1U CAROL BRUNSWICK chooses BER G N E li 'S -...xt 'W. - 'f. ONE IMPORTANT LESSON FOR EVERYONE Q5 Pswa-vi Fcialfty First Qqiigt . on 41W St Quality Y .5969 QSQU 3-VS Always f 5939 sfactjon :: Satisfaction A I - Pffwafs ny way you ook at lt, 5806121 -91- lt always adds up the same - 'sfac-,f Oo CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Dberlander Electric 1 ity Y fi l l l Ui R 'll 1 ,,.L..... Hussn L S Joe KnLT0 Pio sz IA Visit our completely re- furnislled and newly up- pointed fur salon. You will find o satisfying selection To choose from, such os this beuuiiful Silver Blue Mink modeled by Pot Anderson. lk lk ei, ixsfnl 132 SOU'I'lI JEFFERSON YAAOGRW ur-1 E QA Sl-IGP EZ., 5'!,'E f5 .EQ-OM. !'9.9 ., 941. . 5: ! 9'f'.3Q?,. UPAL Beauty Salon C L x A B O JS' gal Q N-7 'ra .xg -V -6 2 10 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Sl l,'Clf1l ISTS l.'V TEENAGE ll.1llx S7Yl,l.'VI' K y li . lSally Cam isit the OPAL SALON 2-4519 on 2-5840 115 E. McClure Av. D-I-A-L Where MCRE People KNDW SAVE PAY PAY ef-HE SZOLDS E' LESS . On The Corner --- 2201 Soufh Adams Ai' Garden --- Since 1880 'A' 'k ir 'A' 'A' 'k 'k 'k 'A' sl PIIIIA Sun-Time Separates in DENIM by Royal of Califomia Summertime means playtime and these Denim separates are ready for busy days. Mix or match them, wear them as you prefer . . . they are long-wearing, durable play-togs in wash- able Denim. Modeled by Pat Hoep-fner. In red, faded blue or brown, solid colors of plaids. Coolie jackets, pedal pushers, sleeve- less blouse, 2 piece dress, shorts, strapless bras, slacks, halters and sun-back dresses. 10 to 20. Modeled by Mary Ritmiller. 51.50 to 510.95 Sportshop - Third Floor kde. , Epoxy, T R A V I S 37, 5 X, Y A x Q2 midi? ,,,.ADCAlDlllAC Donilfxc 130. y se! me .ww 4 E: r a - K, owel ' in A i uvgfletxcbukgittvm Queen ' ' x Dm: KITCHELL, shows her new Pontiac 1701 MAIN STREET crmlina to DALE WALTERS, DAVE WORM I' I LL' N CIS SIIIVELY and MARY ,IGIINSON ,A y, .M ,Wy ufb if . ,G I-1105. .4dams - Phone 4-1505 Everything forthe Modern Kitchen Beverley Gummerson and Ginney Dawson - compare notes in the most modern kitchen. 'EW i5!!!In4,!!1!,,j!! Z,E!49!!5 1 T 'Y YU' gf Ruesch Electric Sign Co. ' 7: Z Neon Signs - Cold Catode Lamps - Fixtures and Ultra-Violet 101 1 s. Adams st. Pevria III - - i us. 'TW ' HRW: L ' Tlvuux. ,Awami we ,Q fwwxww N.. J., , - 7 fs 1, ,,. BY 0.55 I, , fy .,, 'Hb' -.'1y,.- , '. ' ' , . .H . 4 . - ,,,u.',,..4 -,,, V. . - ' -fix-,L ef Mi , . ', H sv . . wr P, W,-ul-ff M. 4-.: , -' 1 '-.. ,. ' - - .I J- . ' -,4-' - A L. i- ' V.--,gf ,-4 V J ' , 5- r n.'f.1' . .. ... 1 , -3 . . , 1 . . eq 4 V l f Ui M- 5 Ml' N 1 as I KRAMEIYS Prix? Tn Q '. wc-stern md Moss ,Xvc 11CI' I 1 lrl L l1cpl1,1rri,Al.1y So nmC 5 ' o A i Sru-xx dining room. 'k i' 'lr i' i' 'A' 'A' ir i North American Press dl1S'fl'l1Cf1.V6 covers again the PRODUCERS OF THE COVER l I Mdwciukee, W1sc. OF THIS BOOK COVER PRODUCTS 'A' 'A' if 'k 'k 'A' ir ir ir , A yn Smiy Qnyoy thc pleasant .lt IT'S H.. O lovely une ou' Selections! Every type is l ble, from the most traditional styles fo the most modern trends avoi o Betty OUI' I' . invi e oo, NO TRICK l Rv. f ond decorated tl th f t Jn' YTBW c:oHEN FURNITURE co. C0 GHAT LATIU CLASS 0F 1950 You who graduate this year are fortunate-- fortunate because you live in an era when elec- tricity has done so much to reduce the drudgery of mankind Low cost electricity has done much on the farm, in the home and in business and industry to release time that you can use in creative effort For all of you, the continuing development of the uses of electricity will make life easier COIIIG 1 X ..,, 5 I. Q ? 9 nsoov xstgwnr I Oyab UE 'lllllL ILLI lll LIGHT Cllllllllll Y , -- , ,,,-- 3-1 -- , Y.. YYYY Y, V YVVV ,,,,, Y H ,Y,, , - '?- E Eenfmlim. 7x fffffffffqfjgf fffff vfxfA0xWfxfq'WKA0j0 O . 7 5 N i s - Have you seen the Famous Tissot Self- -,-- Q 1 gs. ,jigfih M 1, E54 Winding Watch? The welcome mat is if ff fl Q Q- i always out. X Q i n Come in and visit our displays of Ilnw'fnir1Fr1ir14'. thi? Iu::u's ' Q 6+ Af If2..'f '-TS. Y X aeii HAMILTON - lLold-fl:lvflK4'5l-11: gvzt ' 'rfl I 1 V V 5 2.-A Hlx gnlfl. S7l.30, ' ' ' - ' l I l 2 Xml what a hunmlsolm- lllillf' is Ihl- TISSOT men s AIIIOIIIZIIIC. .-.-.. --s- ' We-nr lt fora-ver wlllloul winding. HK gold-Glled. ....-:-...... 871.505 14K gold. flzsf ,-3 inane 3- oum ram. uma:-,. pn- Men ,mu Women 4? I . A -,nl--.K from 3-as to 83500. 4 , .....-............ ,......,..,. .-. .'! - '.-.1 '.-..-........':- f- S. -- 1-.... '-1 J e w el ers -.. T I S S Ground F1oor,Jefferson Bldg. 333 Fulton Street 3-1781 225 So. Adams St SANDRA LANCASTER and JOANNIE ROSENBERG display The smariesf spring and fall suits. 3,12 00l lfU6ly There are three primary objectives in the active experience of man- kind -- the home, the school or business and the bank. Each of these has a doorway leading to beneficial experience: the home doorway offering comfort and happinessg the doorway to the school or business house where the individual meets the realities oflife ami strives to achieveg the entrance of his banking house through which one enters seeking counsel and co- operation that he may hring his ambitions to successful realization ff Fi We Central ational Bank X ' X x. ,Mamie ffm i Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor to 'or fun at play. . . br health at work. . . or enjoyment anytime . . . i5f2,,,tf,,,f Jian ionri 9s X 5 te ITM y a wegd a fraobfion af flw Quagfy Sim ef x XX?- n Q , J Q So, Adams at Fulton S ,Qw ..x ,442 .ad .. ul R' 3' db- KS lvl j JJ JUUMVJ -6 7..44nnn1u0ll' 1 E ' 6 Jw , I M' X -r-5 H Rr' ax , V 3152- H ' lv .H fu- .. '.4.Aw.:2. P H I-MN., , ..- J ' ijIyjf '2y,..1,-gif X, - -arf j' dr , ' ' - ' ' - 4 I . .. ' .. . 4, ' ' ' ,.-4., . 5 F QX :- Q -I .,,,. RJ f X 1 x , '21 -it id' 'WHT' I ,,., r . I Q, XXXXXXXX aww' 4, . 'AP'fQf--. P-' -A af' . .,-, ,, ..,- A . .. - .-v-'rx .. 1, -, -N Q '. - -1: V ' .- , -xi .. R ' I A. J g.- ,. ,,yQ,.,, ---. . 1 p, 1.-Rh, l . ,4,.4 '--- '. . - - - . ' K M , - r.,-5' -mv.. . 0.15--L '---- - 1 A. , ' 1- ' u, .1 .3 '.,1'... ,.-- ....e..f' A -j . L-'Zi-Jicfl. f x 4 Q I A A In i f..:.Tg ,NAU -.:1:.-iltquz ..,-1',..g-xxx: A.,-v jv x :Ov ' Q' P ,1 .- -.-L I q ', --1 V, i , Afk,-N.. - A v. ' ' A ' h A f . Tiff ' . ' . , n.. 1 MODEL WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. M Color is our Business w Wallpaper Varnish BAKERY Impe rial Washable Wallpapers Finest Baked Products Paint Lacquers Wisconsin Aveat Kamal St. 404 South Adams St. Phone 3-3761 WORM MILL C OMPLIMENT S OF ARMSTRONG MILLINERY 317 gl 18 Jefferson Building DARWIN C. DAY INSURANCE CO. Phone 8952 Bl-UM FURNITURE CO, We congratulate the Class of '50 --- Furniture for Less 2105-07 South Adams Street Phone 6-3221 -- H. R. MANDEL CO. mth suit out wut um - W migt, JMXJACK H FRITSCHES DNY5-'N MAIN STREET FLOWER sl-lor Where the gang meets , Chris D Allenbach Good food Good Service 409 Main Sgtli-feet Qlolgeoria, Illinois ne On University St. -- just past Loucks Avenue Courtesy of REX RADIATOR SIEG PE RIA O COMPANY Phone 8563 7th and Shipman 521 Fulton street phone 6-7694 gffinfqjxistef peomf mmols woRT2,'i3'E,ilfQ?:f?i.f1T3ZAND Kari PHIIIT HHD llIHll PHPEH C0 PAINTING 219 North Adams Street 0RNAb,u.:N'l'AL P eo rio , I I I in oi s IN C H PO R IJEUURATINQQ Pho ?3'5,52:u, , Rl-ISILIENT L T eorlu IBO ph 4 1106 A LD 18 73 1-Amin uANt:lNc: ' 1' FLOORS Offl l-I 9 00 AM- - 400 P-M S T fi Y 12 00 P M- SulcsnntlInstallation THE NUT HOUSE Moutier Carpet 8: Linoleum Mart 1807 North University Nothing but the finest Peoria, Ill. 415 Main Street Peoria, Illinois Phone 3-4622 23 varieties Carpets Rugs Linoleum I. Bonn s. sons mc. O' C' MEYER5 Waste Quality Meats 8a Groceries Material Fresh Fruits gl Vegetables Dealers Ice Cream Soft Drinks Phone 4-5765 508 Cooper St. wsmmr smm-rs onus stone 'Wllllllm 'aff W. R. Smith, R. PH. Prescriptions 30 Bowling Lanes 1800 Knoxville Ave. Phone 5-5221 L5 So. Adams Street Peoria, Illinois I 7'A1f.l, K arf Peoria Concrete Construction Co. DR- G. L. SANDY Manufacturers of Concrete Blocks Washed Sand and Gravel Office and Block Factory 431 -32 Jefferson Bldg. 315 Broadway st. phone 2-2720 Hours 9:00-5:00 HARVEY BROS. CLOTHING Congratulations t O Graduates 329 Main Street of Men,S Wea, ROBERT SILBERSTEIN 50 CRAWFORD SHOE STORES 340 Fulton Street Women's fine footwear 3l9 ' 21 Fulton Sffeef - JIM CRAWFORDIMSV- 209 -11 Fulton sneer - BILL CRAWFORD, Jf.Mgf. WJ' CRAWFORD' Mg We stock only nationally advertise shoes from 32 specialty manufacturers. J. FLETCHER LANKTON JOHN N. ZIEGELE and Associates Architects ----- Engineers Picture Framing Window Shades PEERLESS WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. 1409 Main St. Venetian Blinds PHELAN'S Paints I 1 FOSTER ELECTRIC CO. Qualified Contractors Peoria 312 Fayette SHOE RACK Mens, Women's and Children's Hy -G rade Shoe Opp. Courthouse 112 N. Adams St. I O. Teper, Prop. S. V. CAIN, Inc. Telephone 3-3775 Wholesale Distributors Paper - janitor Supplies 322 S. Washington Street, Peoria, Illinois Cinnowns sc:-lool. or isusmsss The School With a Business Atmospheren' - - Specialized courses in Accounting, Secretarial and Selling. Strong free Employment for grad uates. - Ask for Bulletin of Courses --ii-Q i 'Q l DRINK DR. C. B. CLARNO DentiSt neu. u. s. rn. orr. Le hmanna Building FROM BOTTLES WARE-ANDREEN CO. Men's Shop Clothiers Furnishers PLATE ANY 127 S. jefferson Peoria, Illinois C. H. Andreen Art Nordwall PEORIA TRANSPORTATION CO. City Bus Service will always be a necessary part of the community's industrial and business life. Iwssr BLUFF .. ,. CITY SERVICE wu.KlNs PIPE AND suPPLy co. ' CLEANERS l1424 Main St. 2517 Western Ave. just downright better cleaning -------- - uuyii-1-1 l I 1 i 1-un u J -, i , ,. -n JOHN PROCTOR LEE LUMBER CO. 220 North Washington Street, Peoria, Illinois I C omphments of Call the Lumber Numbe 3'5121 w. HELLER s. son, mc. Quality Lumber - Quick Service - Low Price - - MAKE ! ' HENNIGES 8. COMPANY ' Madam Quality Printers YOUR CHQICE Peoria, Illinois CHRIS HOERR 85 SON CO. V f -'- Q, X-f ' :I llouiunmn Sarraf: -0 8 M I li' 1411-4- Meet Your Friends at PEQRIA NEWS STAND KK !7 U , Finer Greeting Cards For Every Occasion Spring Street Drive In Spfmg gl Jefferson soo Main Phone 4-1485 UNDERWOOD'S FURNITURE PQTTER 3, ANDERSQN Clifton M. Underwood GUILD GALLERIES , , jewelers - Silversmiths Robert C. Underwood 334 Fulton 4 E ri n 1 1 1 1 i ,, ttf CHRIS, PLACE THE POWELL Pnsss Printers 214 N, W h' ton St. Peoria, Illinois 415 Main street Peoria, 111. Phone 3-1804 as mg 4 2028 Phone - -zu I I '1' ' ' ' -' 1 '-'I Il... -I - I - Menys Fine Quality Made to Measure Clothes All Wool Always Compliments ALEX SIMON of Quality Plus Tailor LUTHY 8' Loc'-'ER 111 North Madison Street, Peoria, Illinois Wholesale Fruit gl Produce Fit and Workmanship Absolutely Guaranteed Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Comphments of Springfield Massachusetts I C. W. MAU Organized 1851 , Agency for Central Illinois The Man Who Knows Flowers and Shrubs and Tree REULITSQNQERLWAEEQTQSON' Landscape Engineer - Horticulturist . . . . . . Phone 2-4325 819 W. McClure Sixth Floor Lehmann Building, Peoria, Illinois Peoria Illinois A GUNN'S FOOD MARKET I 6, W IW' f ' ' ' 1803 N. University 4 ' Phone 2-56 4 - Free Delivery - X C, W, Burger BURGER REALTY CO. Real Estate Telephone 4-8158 1107 Lehmann Bldg. RGS. PhOI18 2-0622 905 Knoxville Peoria, Illinois SOUTHWICWS J. H. BOWMAN , Shoe Rebuilding Gifts Antiques Linens parking - in - Rear 1730-32 Knoxville Peoria, Illinois 1 726 Knoxville Avenue I E., HELEN GALLAGHER'S GIFT sl-lor ' , a X N Gem' AW' 413 Fulton street . . Phone 4-5364 . . Peoria, 111. THE LINQQITN NfT'QNA'- Bring in your diplomas for I 8 nSUl'Cl'lCe ompcny Jefferson Building Tel. 4-9243 framing. CUTMG TOOLS E Congratulations to the Class of '50 Ul GAMBLES 3108 Prospect Rd. Peoria Hts., Illinois m Q C H I n E T 0 0 L S 529 s. nnnms s1.- reonln, ILL- ru. 4-5921 Hardware ' Auto Supplies ' Sporting Goods Fulton at Monroe 1728 Knoxville Peoria, Illinois l Specialty Breads Complete Stocks -- Expert Advice party Orders. Open Sundays BORN PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. ,X I 5 p,,f,,,, KlSSINGER'S PHARMACY Prescriptions 438 Liberty 6-6521 Telephone 4-6832 OHISO 9 Carpets Linoleum 1014 Main Street Van De Veer Peoria 5, Illinois FRED MCMACHAN DUDLEY G. SMITH D. D. S. INLAND PEORIA SUPPLY CO. Dentist Phone 4-9954 Suite 533-34 Wholesalers gf jefferson Building Everything in Plumbing and Heating Peoria, Illinois Delicious Food Phone 4 -6338 HO TOY LO Chinese and American Cafe Refreshments of all Kinds 508 Main Street Peoria, Illinois PHONE 3-ll0l WALT'S VALET SERVICE Suits Pressed While You Wait Hats Cleaned and Blocked Dry Cleaning lor 3 days Service Two Pressorsln Operation l 118 N. Adams. Peoria,lllino1s FLEMING-POTTER COMPANY INC. Lithographing Printing Embossing 1028 S. Adams St. Ph- 4-7165 Complimenfs of Tm-MEE POTATO cmPs Tm-MEE CHILLI PEQRIA ro3ii'E'si5ii3i'ii1LTv co. 336 Mochin Phone 2-3717 AVON THEATRE 2204-O6 South Adams Street The Utmost in Talking Pictures Phone 4-3036 SCHNEBLIN'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Lincoln at Western PGOI'i2l, Illinois -Ns, V A 'H 49 - Lumber and Mill Work WAHLFELD'S ,sg .ve ...l CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CQ. 230 So. Washington Tel. 4-829I General Electric Distributors S. Washington Street Wiring Material . , , Commercial and Residential Fixtures Peoria, Illinois Phone 3-4421 Appliances U .:1F.. i A. ff- iQr.!s.a,lr2rly5,llE4 , 73' ---- ' A W - .. , to 9... ,, s., ' ' , 'ill -I - I--Y Qi., r I , 4 1 1 4 '- THE WILTON MORTUARY Experienced - Dependable - Considerate THE OAKFORD COMPANY 180 THE BEE HIVE Cor. Jefferson and Liberty Street 1950 GI'adUateS TAES AGENCY Lunches Register for Desirable Position With Newspapers Iee Cream 208 Lehmann Building DRIVE-IN LAUNDER-RITE 407 Main Street Follow the team on Self Service Laundry Complete Drying Service WHITE STAR BUSSES 'hone 4-0702 Lighting C 1' t f Omp men S 0 CENTRAL rlxruns COMPANY 708 Main Street Peoria, Illinois The Bright Spot on Main Street W 1 , H , X5 A ' x . 4 I rm, ' -N M1 .. 3, 1: g, , E- '11 f. V . ' 1 O'BRIEN-JOBST Compliments of Correct Campus Clothes - 1- D - Leisure jackets and Sport Coats . Phone 5 2811 41 13 W Rlchmond wide spread couar, Oxford Cloth Sh1rtS . Casual Rep Stripe Windsor Ties Compliments 1 S 113 Southlefferson Avenue A. H. Bognrd, R. Ph. Comer University and McClure Phone 2-6120 Peoria, Illinois Compliments of EARL JOHNSON Your local Chevrolet dealers. SOUTH SIDE TRUST 8: SAVINGS BANK 2119 South Adams Street 1618 Main Street Peoria, Illinois peol-ia, Illinois ROSSETTER MOTOR CO. Passenger Cars - 7th Franklin Trucks - 1900 Block S, Washington Day and Night Service ADS PRESCRIPTIONS EXCLUSIVELY J A C K S PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY Third Floor Lehmann Building Take your gal io THE CORRAI. Sandwiches - Chilli- French Fries, Fountain Service Open YEAR AROUND Phone 2-0316 3209 N. Univer PEORIA WATER WORKS 109 South M0111-09 R.A. and R.R. Mead PEORIA MUTUAL AGENCY Commercial Bank Bldg. Phone 3-4451 , i rnorsssiomu. mnecronv Rgy P, HULL mvmei FAVUS' M'D' Attorney-at-Law Physician 81 Surgeon eeonee J. wvmm, Mp. VTE W' SAFFORD P. SIDNEY Neuwmn-I ttorney at Law , Physician 81 Surgeon U2l1flSf HARRY B. HOFFMAN Attorney-at-Law ROBERT A. McCORD Attorney-at-Law PAUL T. PALMER, M.D. Physician 81 Surgeon F. C. HAMMITT, M.D. Diseases of the Chest L. H. JOHNSON Dentist WAYNE B. MILLER Attorney at Law RALPH S. SULLIVAN Dentist F. C. HAMMITT, M.D. Diseases of the Chest CLYDE M. WEST Attorney at Law WILLARD B. GASKINS Attorney at Law HUNTER, KAVANAGH, McLAUGHLIN AND BOND E. E. HOAG Dentist JACK D. KAHN Dentist C. M. SMITH Dentist W. O. BARCLAY Dentist BAER, DAVIS AND WITHERELL Attorneys at Law 113.165 Abel, Don 44, 142 Ackerman, Carol 66, 106, 118 Ackerman, Lynette 44, 88, 101, 114, 118 Adkins, Bill 66, 134. 143 Adkins, Chuck 12, 110, 130 Adkins, 1larnonj66, 104 Alelander, Colleen 54, 91, 99. 103, 113, 116, 119 Alexander, jerry 22, 115. 130. 133. 137 Alapector. Donna 54. 39. 103, 113 Andersen, janet 66, 119 Anderson, Barbara 54, 99, 105, 113 Anderaoa, Esther 54, 99 Anderson, jeaa 66, 103, 104, 110 Anderson, Par 22, 162 Aadersoa, Saadra 66 Anderson, Wayne 54, 134 Andrea, Audrey 22, 78, 83. 90. 91. 93. 109, B2 Applegate, Bill 44, 96 Archdale, Pierce 21, 22, 97, 101, 111, 141 Arehart, jon 66, 134 Armbrighl, joan 66 Annbrnater, Mary Ann 54, 99,.1,12, 116, 118 Arnholt, Marcia 44, 98, 107, 114 Augenfeld, john 22. 83. 87, 101. 105, 82 Austin, james 54 Lures, 'Rodtick 68 Bibcock, -Chuck 54, 93, 101, 106 Baird, Nancy Z2, -102, 126 Baker, joann 22, 89, 102 Balzet. Bill 54, 134 Barabe, joan 44, 92, 98, 105, 109. 114, 173 Barkey, Beverly 22, 93, 97, 102, 116, BZ Barnes, Norraa 66 Barnes, Phil Z2 Barnes, Thomas 66 Barrer, janet 66, 118 Barrer, joan 66, 118 Barton, Don 100, 118, 131. 131Q,,134. 135 Bats, Don 54 Ball., Tom 65, 92, 101, 101, 134, 141 Bauragardner, Tora 66, 94, 113, 145 Bnanrgarrner, jim 54, 98, 135, 115 Baylea, jeanne Z2 Beam, Toll 44 Bear, Vera 44 Beard, lberville 100, 143 Bflfd. lanes 122. 134 143 Buffy. K-y 44. mo Bechtel, Bunny 22 neck, Lowell 54, rs, aa, los, 113 Bedford, Geraldine 23 Geal-ml. Bene 44, sq. mx, 109, 145, 114 Bfhm. leanne 54. 90, 94. 119 Behrman, Bruce 54. 101, 105 Bell, Agnes 66, 113 Bell, Arlene 23 Hellas, Barbara 66, 106, 113 Berwick, Ron 66, 130, 134 Beyer, jeaone 44, 92, 98, 109, 145 Bibo, Gerald 23, 93. 94, 115, 129, 130, 135, 142, 82 Biggs, Torn 54. 83. 106, 107, 141 Biokele, judith 54, 83, 103 Birdzell, Tom 44, 85, '97 Bivkett, Iarrea 23, 93, -94, 103 siiimp, Dlck'23, itz Blackwell, Loretta 44 Blake, Bob 66 Blender, Marianne 23, 108. 114 Bloom, Norma 23, 81, 97, 102, 108, 110 Blumenthal, Alben 44, 102 Bodine, Bob 44, 109 Bogan, joan 66, 91, 112, 118 Boldon, Chuck 44, 142 Bnlliger, james 98 Bond. jerry 44, 88, 89. 107, 109, 114, 170 Borchelt, Bill 66, 105, 107, 94 Rnrflen. Ed 44 102 Borders, t.aro154, ss. 99, ioz, 106, 113 Borin, Sondra Kay 63, 66, 85, 106 Bvrnhvldr. Don 23. 93. 94, 101. 106. 116 Bracketl. Denise 66, 85, 100, 112 Bradshan. Charles 66, 134 Braion,.MicneIlne'54, 99, 100, 103 Branch, latson 67, 143 Braavell, Genevieve 54, 99, 119 Brauer, joan 23, 97, 108, 114 Brenenxtall, Phyllis 25, 89 Brian, Don 54, 106, 137 Brodbeck, Barbara 23, 89, 97, 82 Brooks, Delores 44 Broin, Gerry 54, 81, 99, 103 Bmnawick, Carol 44, 84, 89, 109, 161 Buchbinder, Mandel 23 Bucher, Bob 24, 78, 92, 155 Buck, Bill 24 Bucksath, Karlene 67, 94. 112 Buenneke, Bob 24, 81, 97, 136, 142, 62 Bultemeier, David 54. 94 Bunch, Bryan 67, 100, 101, 105, 112 Burke, Richard 24 Burnham, Bill 24 Burr, Art 93. 94, 122 Burr, Harold 24, BI, 96, 108, 115, 136, 140. 82 Burroughs, Margaret 67, 106, 112, 118 Button, Gene 54, 93, 94, 95 Cain, Phyllis 24, 89 Caldwell, Ann 24, 83, 86, 103, 154, 82 Cameron, Richard 67 Carlson, Eugene 67, 91, 101 Carllon, Toby 24, 78, 84, 91, 96, 101. 108, 110, 82 Carney, Deedie 44, 101, 105, 108, 114 Carrigan, Kenneth gg Carrigan, Mary 44, , 108, 114 Carter, jackie 44 Carter, Laird 44, 83, 90, 91, 94, 98, 101, 103109 Cane, Bob 54, 106 Cale, jerry ss, 105, 137, 141 Castle, joanne 24, Bl, 84, 95, 102, 108 Cheatham, Mary 67, 113 Cbeneler, Donna 44, 103, 109 Clark, Steve 55, 92, 94, 106 Clark, Tom 24, 115, 128, 130 Clements, Delores 45, 109 Clnpper, Rich 55, 115, 137, 139 Cobum, Herb 25, 96, 108, 110 Cohen, Avie 67 Cohen, Gloria 55. 99. 107 Cohen, Steve 25, 96 Cohen, Ted 45, 92 Coker, Don 55, 98, 101, 105 Collins, Ronald 67 Comelplloward 45. 142 Coogan, Nancy 53. 55, 99, 105 Cook, Donna 25, 84, 85, 118 Cook, joy Anne 67, 118 Cook, Navonne 55 Cooling, Betty 45, 92, 105, 108, 114 Cooper, jack 25, 122 Corbin, lard 55 Corey, jeanne 25, 88, 91, 105, 108,119 Come. Sally SS, 92. 99, ,102, ,107, 163 Cornelius, Richard 67, 130, 134 Cornish, Herman 45 Cornish, Mary 67 Corwin. Rlv 25. BB. 97. lol. 115. 140, 155 Cottingham, Ray 23 COWICII. llrry 25, ,9. 115, 128. 130, 131, 145 Court, Court, B-vb 45.92. 115. 129, 150, 131. 133 jack 67, loo, 143 Cover, Ann 25, 97 Cover, Nate 67, 100, 104 Covey, Virginia 67, 91, 105, 112 Craggs, Mary Claire 55, 91, 92, 103, 112, 116, I19 Cramer, Thomas 55 Cramer, lilliam 45, 142 Cross, Larry 45, 122, 85 Crout, Frankie 45, 103 Cruse, Mabel 25 Cunningham, Richard 55, 94 Cuaiclr, john 53. 67, 105, '134, 143 Dace, Helen 45, 96 Dague, Bob 45 Daily. Eileen 25, 97 Daily, Genevieve 5 5, 99 Daker, Penny 67, 106 Daniels, Adrian 55 Davidson, Hubby, 122 Davies, jim 55 Davis Davis , Cullom 67, 103, 106, 113, 139 Deane 25, 89, 92, 109, 110, 115, 122, 138, Davis, Helen 25, 83, 84, 89, 114, 82 Davis, jack 67, 134 Davis, Ruth 45, 08, 105, 108, 114 Dawson, Ginny 45, 83. 84, 39, 97. 101. 103. 108. Day, Marjorie 67, 90, 103, 116, 11B Dayhufl, lla 45, 88, 98, 114 Deal, john 67. 93. 9' Deal, Roger 45, 93, 94, 136 Decker, Norms 55, 99, 113, 119 Dee, Diane 121 Deeds, Anne 26 Dees, Sara Ellen 55, 99, '102, 106 DeGaris, Anil! 55, 99. 105, 113 Delaney, Dick 122 DeLnvallode, Marcella 26, 103 Dells Donna, Raymond 55 Dennison, Herman 26 Denny, Evalyu 55, 99 oe......., yo in.. 26, ss, s4, ev, ins, los, 111, ll 159, 82 Deobald, john 26, 115, 138, 139. 173, 82 Detgins, Nancy Lou 67, 113, 118 DeVoss, Carl 45 Defeerth, Allen 26, 103 Deiitr, Marvin 122 Deyo, jim 26 Dietz, johnny 26 Dismulte, Cllristene 26 Dlven, joan AS, ss, 105, 109, 145, Us Dixon, Marjorie 55, 99, 105, 113, 119 Dixon, Sammy 55. 90, 94, 134 Dodds, Dorothy 55, 99, 103, 112, 116, 119 Domnitz, Dave 45 Domnitz, Mariam 83, 841 85, 103, 112, 119, 122 Donnelly, Bill 45, 142 Douglas, Paul 98, 134 Downing, Roger 45 Dreher, Dorothy 26, 83, 87 Dnlrnmond, Don 67, 100, 112 DuBois, Dewayne 55 DuBois, jeunne 26 Duff, Louise 68, 105, 113, 118 nut., n. snflby 45, 96, 1oz Duluerrnuth, Nancy 68, 113, 119 Dunham, Bonnie 45, 104, 118 Durham, Marilyn 68, 105, 113, 116, 118 Eagletnn, Ralph 27 Eaves, Charlotte 27, 84, 87, 108, 154 Edwards, Carolyn 56, 85, 99 Edwards, Chuck 45, 115, 139 Edwards, Shirley 68, '85, 113 Ekstrand, Kay 45, 84, '89, 109, 114 Elam, Leslie 46, 94, 126 Elson, Sallie 27, 102, 109 Emory, Shirley 27,f89, 145 Endres, Margaret 46, 103. 11B E...1..l..,wu1i-... 68,94 Eppy Roberts 68, 102 Eskeridge, Everett 143 Essig, Ronald 68, 103 Eustice, jnmcs 27, 89, 101, 115, 137.142, B2 'Fallerius, Carol 46, 105 Farwell, Chester 56 Farwell, Ronald 68 Fnye, Harry 27, 84, 89, 97, 215, 130. 142 Feger, Barbara 56, 91, 99 Fen., ooh ss, 106 Fehr, Madelyn 68 Feser, Darlene j?, 99, 106, 113, 116, 118 Fields, lnyne 4 Fischer, Allan 43, 46, 143 Fish, Marilyn 27, 87, 111 Fishbnrn, Ruth 46 Fisher, june08, 46 Fitch, Clyde 56, 134 Flags, jani 56, 99 Flaglore, jane 27, 102 Fleener, Betty jo 55, 85, 99, 112 Fleming, Ted 45, 105, 115, 139 Fletcher, Dona 68, 101, 105, '112, 126 Ford, Virginia 27, 119 For e Donald 134 4. K Yv Foico, Dick 96, 46 Foster, jack 63, 94, 107 Fouls, Kay 56, 83, 90, 91, 99, 106, 116 Frank, Foster 68, 92 Franklin, Mary 56, 94, 106, 112, 116, 119 Fredriclrson, Shirley 27, 109 Ftiederich, Larry 100 Froning, Ann 56, 91, 99, 105 Frye, Frye, Charlotte 27 Delnris 56, 99 Hurst, jacqueline 105, 112, 122 Gardner, Don 27, 115, 131, 132, 152 Garren, jean 26, 83, 84, 87, 89 Garrett, Mildred 56, 99 Gaskins, Ann 56 Gates, Rich 46, 89 Gerdes, Howard 68, 102, 134 Getz, joan 68, 118 Gibbs, Suzanne 68, 113, 116, 118 Giddan, Norman 46 Gilbert, Ketrl 25,B1. 09, 92. 109. 110, 155 Gillespie, jack 46, 78, 96, 115, 139 Gire, Madeline 28, 94 Glasford, Bob 68, 91, 105. 112 Glass, Diane 46, 85, 90. 91. 109 Glenn, Florence 28 Goelz, Iarren 56, 100. 134 Gnodapple, jeanette 56. '94 Goodwin, Dave 46, 93. 94 Gorman, Mary 28, 89, 101, 103, 109. B2 Gottlald, David 46, 98, 104 Grant, Lawrence 46, 106, 107 Graves, jay 56, 92. 90. 115. 134. 140 Green, Carolyn 46, 94 Green, james 56, 94, 122, 137 Green, Knute 28, 136, 141, 82 Green, Mary 68, 103 Greenbaum, joan 68 Greene, john 56, 78, 100 Greene, Kenneth 46, 89, 103, 115, 131 Greenwood, Ronald 56, 143 Grell- Mary 46, 98, 105, 108, 114, 145 Gregg, juanita 99 Gregg, Tebby 56, 99, 107 Gregory, Alice 28, 90, 94, 117, 119 Griffith, Beverly 28, 94 Griffith, Robert 68 Griffin, june 56, 99, 89, 119 Grote, Gloria 56. 103, 113, 119 Grove, Homer 68, 126 Grover, Roger 56, 100 Grow, Barbara 28, '88, 106, 119 Gruebmeyer, janet 28, 97, 102, 108, 1112 116 Grune, j 100 Guenther, Frank 56, 91, 115, 139 Guemsey, Ted 20, 142, 82 Gummersnn, Beverly 28, 103, 108, 118, 165, B2 Gunn, Donna Z8 Gunther, Richard 56, 100 Gunther, Shirley 29 Gustafson, jean 46, 85, 98 uns, Emily AQ, 92, Qs, 114, 111, 119 lladdick, Philip 57, 98 Haeger, Gordon 57 Hageman, Ralph 105, 122 Hagen, Shirley 46, 88, 108, 114 Haines, Norris 46 Hale, Roland 57, 100, 115, 140, 141 llnley, Earl 115 llnll, Robert 29 Hamilton, LaVerne 57.119 llsnbaclr, Richard 57 Hnnse, jonquil 57, 94 Hansen, jerry 68 Harbur, Barbara 29 Harker, Ruth 21329, 84. 95. 101. '102, 103. 110. 115. 116, 118, 173' Hannan, Larry 68, 107 Harms. Tliora SR Harper, Bill 69 Harpmun, jacqueline 69, 103, 116 llarrel, Nedine 106 Harris, jerry 46, 105 Harrison, Richard 69, 134 llnrsch, Sonia 57, 83 llurrsock, Ralph 47 Hartwell, Shirley 57,105, 119, 113 Hartzell, Paul 69 Hatfield, Bob 47, 142 Havera, jimmy 47, 105 llaverron, Helen 29,781 Bl, 83, 84, 91, 96, 108, 114 Hawkins, Margaret 47 Hawkins, Robert 47, 85 Hawthorne, Kenneth 69, 100, IOZ 116 Hawthorne, Robert 57, 98, 106 Y Hayes, jaclty 57, 83, 105, 116, 119, 99 llazelrikl. Barbara 29, B9 Hazelrigg, Freddie 57 Heilborn, George 57, B3, 103 lleitzlnan, Ronald 57, 107 Heller, Dodie 29. 78, 81, 84, 96, 105, 108, 110. 145. 153, 82 Henebry, betty Lou 47, BB, 91, 98, IDB, 186 Hentz, Gerald Lee 100 Hepler, Lnllonne 29, 98, 109 Herget, Priscilla 59, 91, 106, 119 Herman, Sandra 69, 91 Herold, Frank 47, 75, '97, us, 129, 130 Herrman, joan 29, 97, 108 Herzog, Doneta 59, 92, IIB Hester, Don 47, 98, 136 Heuermann, Carol 57, 99, 119 Heuermann, Orainlee 69 Heuermann, Richard 4768, 115, 140, 142, 173 Higginbnrhlm, P... 47, 1, 5,- us Hightower, Willie 115, 136 Hill, Floretra 69, 101 Hill, jean Norma 57, 83. 126 Ilillyer, Shirley 47, 104, 109, 114 Hinnen, Anne 43, 47, 78, 103, 109, 114 riifchmck, Pnlxoiv, 1,os,,1,1o, 11018. P1l1169. 94. 103. 113. 139 Hodge, jackie 47, 103, 105, 115 Hocpfner, Pnt 57, 88, 102, 116, 164 Hoffman, Fred 69 Hoffman, Mary 47, 88, 95, 103, 108, 114, 119, 173 Hofherr, Barbara 69, 113 lloggard, Doris 59, 118 Hohulin, Fred 47 Hohulin, Richard 29, B4 llokin, joyee 87, BB, 105, 109, 114, 169 Holrlns, Burdell 47, 103, 114, 119 Holderman, janet 47 H..1.,.e.., P....l 69, mv, 112 Hooton, Terry 57. 95. 107 Hope, Mary 57, 1.13, 101 119 Houghton. Darrell 57, 100 Houghton, Karen 29, 98, 103, '119 Houk, Don 83. 92. 107. 134 Hovenden, Garry 57, 98 Howard, joan 57, 33. 09. 102. 105 Howard, Taylor 30, 91, 101, 104, 109, 111, 115, 137, 139, 160, 82 Hubble, Phae 47, 96, 103. 118 Hubble, Tracye 63, 59. 103. 113. 115. 118 Huber. lackie 30. 96. 32 angie., lm. 57, 130. 154. 141 Hull, Barbara 30, 84, 114 Hunt, Pat HJ Hunt, Shirley 47, 81, 98, 103, 114 Hunt, Shirley j. 47, 98, 109, 114, 119 Hunter jackie Sue 59, 92, 103, 112, 118 n...d. Royal yo, 109, im, ns, 136 llurlt, Kathleen 69 Isancs, Betty 30, 83, 84, 89, 91, 109, 114, 168 jackson, Bill 47, 94, 116 jackson, joAnn 69, 104, 118 jackson, Ronald 30, 142 jacobson, Eileen 47, 83, 90, 91, 98, 103, 1177. 109, 117, 119 I jacobus, Bob 69, jac qui 143 n, Nick 69101. 107. 134. 145 jamison, Kermit 58, 143 Jewell, Dick 30 1.,h..s...., Bob 142 johnson, Charles 69 johnson, Clarendon 21, 30, 78, 115, 130. 131, 133. 135. E12 johnson, Frank 30, 126 johnson, Mary 30, 91, 92, 101, 105, 109, 164 jolnso n, Mary jo 58, 92, 99. 101, 105, 113, 119 johnson, Rita 58, 83, 105, 113, 119 johnson, lilbur 30, 97 johnsron, Ralph 48 Ionas, Roy 58 jones, Bill 58, 78 jones, Bob 58, 69 jones, Dorothy 48, 119 jones, Milton 70 jordan, Ginny 58, 125 jueriens, Fritz 30, 92, 115, 128, 130, 131, 132 jueriens, Martha 58 Kaestler, Gerd 31, 115, 135, 142 Kahn, Sonya 31, 82 Kahn, Virginia 48, 126 Klmin. Ken 31. IIS. 129, 130, 135, 142, 172 Kamlnerer, Carol 48, 88, 98, 105, 108, 110, 114, 118 Kammerer, Connie 70 Kataoka, Richard 70, 90, 113, 116 Kaufman, Mahlon 107 Kearns, Colleen 31 Keefer, jan 48, 89, 103, 105, 109, 114, 145 Keegan, john 93. 94 Keegan, Pat 93, 103, 114, II7, 118, 122 Keene, lalter 48, 102 Kem, Eddie 51, sv, ss, 142, in Kelch , Allen 70 Keller, jean 48, 91, 98, 109 Kelley, Audrey 48, 89, 107, 109, 116 Kelley, Keith 31, 115, 131, 132.135 Kelis, Robert 48 Kellsredt, Bud 43, 48, 98, 105, 131. 137 Kelly, Colleen 48, 98 Kelly, Erk 31. oo, 105 Kelly, Pat 31 Kennedy, Ruth 70 Kennedy, Shirley 70, 100, 104, 119 Kennedy. Tom 63, 70, 134 Kent, Gretchen 48, 88, 98, 105 Kentzel, Clarence 70 Kern. Roy 70 Kersnill, Debby 70, 106, 113 Kerswill, Virginia 48, 102, 103, 107, 114, 158 Keyser. Ronald 48, 98, 101 Kidd, Ramona 58, 99, 106, 119 Kidder,Dianne 70, 100, 118 Kieser, Dee 31, 96, 108, 110 Kinzey, George 70 King, Xantha 70, 106, 118 Kingsland, Sharon 70 Kinkade, Karen 70, 105 Kinzie, Connie 31, 103, 116 Kirchner, john 58, 98 Kitchell, DeDe 31, 84, 85, 88, 109, 111, 164 Kitchell, lim 70, 100, 107 Klaus, Bob 70, 106, 113, 134, 143 Klaus, Carmen 58, 103, 105, 113 Klaus, Shirley 70 Klepfer, Charlene 58, 89, 91, 103, 112, 116, 119 Klepfer, Kay 70, 103, 118 Knapp, judy 48 Knoblock, jill 70, 105, 113, 118 Koch, Steve 31, 77, 78, 101, 137, 153, 82 Koch, Verne 32, 97, 108, 111, 126 Kowalske, Carol 70, 113 Kramer, Barbara 83, 84, 89, 92, 108, 114, 122, 157 Kramer, Bruce E. 143 Kranz, Norma 32, 91, 105, 109, 114, 116, 82 Kreeb, Dick 70, 103, 104 Kroesen, jerry 58, 112 lt.-o..q..in, yin az vs, 97, iosyus, 128, iso, 156, 1 Krumpe, Carl 48, 92, 93, 94, '103 Krumpe, Elale 58, 93, 106, 116, 119 Kunrz, Dick 48, 122 Kupfer. -Bob 58, 94 La Bar, Ernest 58, 100 Lancaster, Sandra 58, 83, 92, 103, 170 Landon, George 48, 96 Landwirth, Lynne 58, 83, 99, 101 Lange, Burton 32, Bl, 97, 116, 82 Lange, Dean 70, 113 Larence, Dick 58, 89, 107 Larimore, Nancy 70, 103 LaRowe, jackie 58, 83, 93, 94, 105, 116 LaRone, Marpret 32, 94, 101, 116, 82 Larson, john 70 Lauderdale, Pat 58, 99, 106, 112, 115 1..aughland,fLanoy 58, 94 Laughlin, Scott 134 Laughlin, Sharon 107, 109 Lautenschlager, Marie 58, 93 Ladien, Marian 71, 112 Lee,E. B. 58, 105 Lell. Ethel 48 Lepley, Arthur 48, 107, 109 LeRoy, Darlene 71 LeRoy, Paul 71 LeRoy, Roger 32, 92, 115, 129, 130, '141 Le Saurd, Marion 71 Lavine, Mary Ellen 32, IIB Lewis, David 48, 96, 107, 108 fevis, Elwood 70, 113 Levis. Eugene 48, 115 Lelia, Pat 59, 119 Lewis, Richard 59. 100, 140 Lewis, Yvonne 70, 85, 112, 118 Lile, Bob 70 Lindemann, Bob 32, 89, 105, '109, 142 Lindquist, Leighton 32, 142 114 4 Llpun, -aiu 52, '115, 119, '129, -150, 137, -141 Llpkln, -Lenore 71, '106 Lippmann, -Walter 59 Lipps, -Bob 32 Little, Judy 59, aa, 92, '99, 107 Litwiller, Gavin 71 Llvlnsron, -Betty 32 Llser, -lrv 48, 97, 103, 107, 173 Loar, jerry 71, ,112, 139 Loar, -Ned 71, 112, 139 Lobberacht, -john 71 Lochar, janil 59, '88, 99, '107, '112 Lneseastein, -Blaine 33, 84, 89, 109. Logan, -Mary jane 71, 105, 112 Loolt, joAnn 59, '99 Lord, Prlaeilla 48, '81, 85, 98, 109 Louck, -Shirley 59, 91, 105 Lowery, -Sally 97 Lucas, Bill 49. 97, '105, 122 tacas. -Pat 122 schslnger, -Mary 33. 114 Lsdtke,Carola 122 Luecht, Hank 49, 115, 136,143 Luthy, -Charles 59. 94, '105, 122 156 Lofty, rem 53.-101, 105, 108,'110,'111,'115, 138, sz Malone, Dorothy 59, 99 Malone, joanne 49 Mann, Clifford 49 Mannion, Shirlee 71, Mansfield, -Mary 59 Manson, Phyliss 71, Manuel, joelle 71, 103, 112,118 Margetia, -Pennie 59, 99 Margnlius, Risaa 71, 92, '106, 112 Marks, -Flora 71, 91, Marks, Harry 49, 98, Marlatt,-Doris 49,'88, 102, 114 Marr, -Barbara 59, 88, 99, 105 Marshall, june 71 Martin, jdythe 33, 93, '94, 103 Martin, laabella 33 Martin, john 59, 93, 94, 106, 116 Martin, Todd 59, 106 Marvel, -Charlene 71, 93, 10 P, 118 Marx, judy 71,112,118 NIU.. Shirley 71, 104 Marzaho, Robert 33 Mason, Bonnie 71 Mason, Gwen 33. 98, 109, 161 Matarelli, Nancy 59, 105, 112, 119 Matheoy, jimmy 59 Mayer, Richard 49 Mayne, -Eleanor 59, '88, '99, 107 Mayo, -Rosanne 49, 98,103 McCann, Gary 59, '106, '113 uec-ny, aiu 55, 59, 105, 113, 143 103. 112 113 105, 112, 116, 118 142 McClillock, Reed 59, 100, '115, 136, 145 McCluggage, Margaret 59, 83, 90, 91, 116 McConnell, Robert 72, 134 102, 103, 113, McCool, Nancy 33, '83, 84, 89, 103, 114, 82 mECormlck, Everett 59, 106, 126 McCorvie, Neal 72, 103, 106, 113,139 McCoy, Charles 72, 102, 105, 134 McCuskey, Milton 59, 106 Mcbonna, -Sharon Lee 72, 91, 112 McDaff ud 338 89 109 110,82 . 1 y . 4. . . McFadden, Patty 49, '84, 89, '91 McGhee, -Nellie 59, 99,119 l4cGrew, jim 33 Mclntlre, jack 33, 137 Mclnrire, -Raymond 53, 60, 137 McKinney, johanne 33. 91 McKinney, judith 72, '91, 116 McMorrls, Marilyn 60, '99 Mead, Susie 72, 89, 105, 112 u.1ai6,e.,ue.11y.. 54, '83,'84, 87, 96, 101, 108, no 111. 114, 116,82 leler, -Lorraine 60, '81, 99, 113 joanne 54, '88 Melzer, Merkle, Lorraine 34 Merrick, -Betty 34, 89, 102 Diane 60, 99, 102 Merritt, Merritt, Margaret 49, 90, 91, 108, 114 Meyer, Bnrce 72, 94, 103 Meyer, Richard 89, 101, 136 Meyer, Robert 34, 84, 115,135 Nance 72 Michael. Michels, Carol 49 Mieono, Pauline 49, 126 Middendorl, Marv Ann 34 Miller, Dave 49, 92,102, 115, 136 Eddie 72, '94 Howard 34, 96, '142 jerry 60, 134 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, jim 72 Mlller, Marty 34, '81, 88, 96, 108, 155 Miller, Miller, Patricia 34 Rosemary 34, 94, 101,'104,'10 Millett, Mlke 60 Milligan, Tom 72, 78, 105, 134, 143 Mills, Fred 49, 89 Minnich, Earl 49,'106, 107 Minor, -Gil 34, 96, l15,'130, 136, 142 Mitchener, aan 34, 115, 136, 139 Moake, Richard 143, 160 Moberly, llerold 135 Molfitt, Gerry 60, 99, 102, 106 Monk, Stephene 72, '92, 103, 112 Moore, Torn 49 Mordue, jerry 49, 115, 140, 143 Motteler, jim 60 Mugge, Bob 72 Murphy, -Don 35, '84, 89, 109,142 Morphy, Larry 60 Mnrry, Karen 88, 99, 105, 122 Muszy, jerry 35 Myart, lack 72,113 Myers, jack 60, 98,130,134 Myers, jimmy 60 Nash, jeanie 60, 78, 89, 103, 106, 11 Nauth, David 60, 130, 134 Neely, -Donna 35 Nell, LeRoy 35, '89, 115, 130, Nellaa, james 72, '94 Nelson, Anita 35, 96 Nelson, -Barren 35 Nelson, jim6U, 134 Nelson, -Lynn 72, '91, 100, 106 Nevin, Lloyd 49, 102, 142 Newell, Norma jo 99, 126 Nixon, Nancy 72, '112, '119 5, ma, 116 3, 119 131, 132, 135 Nvvrroberter. -Nancy 55. 65, 90, 91, 109, sz Nnrria, Heloras Z2 loy 72, 100, 112, 118 Norris, Norton. -Harry 60, 92 Tom 72, 143 Norton, Nugent, Lee 49, 101 Nullmeyer, Shirley 49 Nrbem, utfy yn 60, a4, 89, 91 Oakford, Dick 60, 91, 98, 113, 139 0'Day, Bill 49 Odiovne, Marilyn 93, 94, 106, 119, 122 Oeehsle, Frances 60, '87, '88, 91,'99,105,'112, 116, 119 Ohlsen, Barbara 49. '81, 96, '103 Olds, lona 60, 99 0fNeal, ldele 49 O'Neal, Ineal 50 Duzts, Dave 72, 134 Owens, Marcella 35, 96, '102, 105, '108, '82 Paine, George 50 Pslanza, Clara 126 oalmatier, Barbara 50. 98, 107,'108, 114 Palmer, Earl 72, 94g '100, 112 Palmgren, Chuck 50, 81, 97,108,142 Panos, Nick 72, 102,105,'134 Parrish, -Dick 35, 89,'l15,'131,'137, 142, 145 Patterson, Bill 50, '91, 97, 115, 139, 143 Patterson, Lorraine 73, 118 Patterson,'Roger 122 Pattison, john 88, 122, 139 Patton, Dean 35, 81, 96,82 Payton, Carolyn 73 Payton, john 60 Peard, Marilyn 35. 83. 84. 97. 89,103,108 , 114, '116, 82 Pease, Zelma 73, 100, '118 Pelin, Genrgene 73 Penny, Sandra 73, 119 Peppatd, Beverly 73, '104, '119 Perkins, Robert 84, 89 Perkitmon, jeanne 60, 99, '105, 112, '118 Perrine, Barbara jo 60 Perry. Carter Lee 60, 99 Peteftah, joanne 73, '89, '106, '112 Peters, David 60 Pettit, Dick 35, 115 Pfeiffer, Arlene 73, 94 Pierce, -Marilyn 61, 99, 100 Puaitel., aiu 73,'100, 105, 107 Pittenger, Ann 61, 99, 106, 113 Pnlieli, Alvin so Porter, Dolores 50, '90, 91, 98, '109 Potter. seny 36. '78, '83, 84. 91. '102, 105.109, 110, sz Potts, Bonnie 36 Powell, -Kenny 73, 100, 143 Powers, jerry 36, 107 Powley, -Pat 53, 61, 89, '90, 91,105 Pratt, Bob 50. 98,101 Preston, Charlotte 50, 104 Raher, -Kathleen 50, 93, '98, 103, 114, '116 Raber, Nancy 73, 116 Rader. Shirley 50, 98 Rasmussen, Frank 61, 83, 100, 101,107 Reck, Shirley 61, 99 Redenius. Dorothy 73, '105 Rees, Don 50, 102 Rlelmll. -Indy 73,'103,'112,'118 Reeves, Marcia Louise 103. 104, '118 neielel, -Don 61, 65, 95, -94, -101 Reichert, Eleanor 50, 98,103,114 Reichert, Ralph 36, '103 Reichert, Walter 36, 89, 107, W Reiman, jim 73, 1113, '143 Reuling, Pete 6l,9U, 105, 137 Rice, Philip 50, 131' Richey, james 50 050121. Bill 50. l03.'115.'135. 145, 159 Rittmiller, Dave 73,100,107 1u.....il1ef. ue., 56, ss, 87, 95, '109, '114, '116, 164 Rittschof, Louis 63. '73, 94.103, '104 Roake, Nancy 73, '105, '113 Robertson, Gerald 50 Robinson, Harold 89 1t6e1...e1., oo.. 75, 130, 154,145 Rodema, Marilyn 61 Rodgers, jean 73, 'l03, 112 Rogers, Delores 73 Rogers, Marilyn 73, '103, '106, 113 Ronk, -Clifford 73,113 Rose, -Melvin 61, '100, 105 Rosenberg, joanie 61, 83. 88, Rosenfeld, judy 36 Ross, Don 36, '115, '129, 130 Roszell. Roger 73, 101, '103 nm., -uuaell su, '100, 109 Rothbaum, Bob 73, '85 Rubey. Fred 74, 107, 134 Ruck. shine, 94, 11s Rusaelf, Phyllis 36, 89, 92 103, 170 Saettler, Erhard 74, '103 Salford, -Verle 74, 94, 106 Saltg Elaine 36, 119 Salzenstetn, Chuck 36, 105, 109,115,'137, 139 Sanders, Carol 74 Sanders, Nancy 74, 105, 113, '118 Sanders, Richard 74, 102 Sandy, -Marilyn 36, 84, '88, 91, 97, 108, 103, 105, 167 Saunders, Grace 61, '99, 106, 118 Saurs,Beverly 37, 89 Saville, jan 61, 83, 106 Salton, joann 61, '99 Schnck, -Ron 61, 98, '115, 136, '140, '143 Schlundt, Virginia 61, 99, 119 Schmidgall, Bob 50 Schmidt, Virginia 37 Schneblin, Dodie 37, '83, 84, 67, 89, 169 Schoeblin, Gloria 50. 83. 84, '89, 108, '114, 118 Sconeblln, Snerlane 51, lon Schneider, Carolyn 37, 91, 94, 101, '104 Schneider, Dave 50 Schneider, Shirley Ann 61, 103, 119 Schnoenbein, Ernest 50 Schumacher, -Kenneth 37 Schwab, jndith 37. 97, 103.108, 116 Schwartz, Sandra 74, 89. 91. 105, 112 Schwyhart,-janet 61, 106, 112,116 Scott, Carol 50, 89, 91, 103, '108, '114, '119 Scott, Ray 37 Scoutaris, -Milton 122 Scovil, Scovil, Bob 74, '143 -Ronald 74 Seelye, -Bill 37, '142 Seiler, Claire 37, 97, '102, 103, '108, 114, 116 Seitzberg, Don 50, 115, 128, 130,131,135 Selburg, George 61, '134 Selkirk, -Gordon 61, 134 Selburg, judith Ann 74, 94, '118 Sellars, -joyce 74, 105 Sellers, Harold 128, 130, 134 Sever, -Lora 37, 118 Seward s, Bette 74 Shaklee, Robert 90, 94, 74 Shasgo, Pat 61, '102, 99,'106, 113,116 Shea, -Dave 74, 130, 134. 143 Shephe Sherwo Shield, Shield, rd, -Charlie 57, '167 od, -Abiiah 74, '101 -Beverly 61, 99 joan 51, 98 Shinkle, -Caroline 74, '106, '113 Shively, Dave 57, 117, 108,'115, 156.164 Shively, Stephen 74, '97, 100 Shoff, Dale 57 Shore, Eddie 74, '78, 107, 112 , -91 s1.mye.,.v.... 161.6 51, 95, -1051 137 Shnbert, -Norman 74, 92, '134, 143 Sibilsk y, Clrolgene 74, 118 Silverstein, -j anet 61, 99, 103 Simmons,-loycelyn 74 Simpson, -jim 61, 115, 141 Small, -Gene 74 Smiley, -Kathleen 51 Sraith, Smith, Anita 104,,119, 122 Cardena 51 Smith, -Dee 38. 91 '172 Smith, Smith, Ezra 134 janann 61, 99, '106, 113, '119 som., -1.1.6. 74, '104, '112, 126 smith, uny Ellen 32. nga 35, st. 56, as, 92, Smith, Smith, P' a ' ' 1.55121 Snedden, Duane 75 Snyder, Carol,5l, 98, 114 Snyder, Don 115, 140 Somers, -David 62, 101, 105 Sommer, jay 30. 96, 130,167 V Spears Milton 68 97, '108, '110, 1 Spitz, llartha 51, '109 Sprenger, jack 38, '84, 89 Stanley, -Verdie 75 Stanslnw, Pete 38 Statler, Nancy 51,'103, 108,114 Steenrod, Dick 62, '100 Stees, Art 58.115, 139.'135.'142 Stegner, -Donna 75, 106 Steimle, Patricia 51, 89. T04' Stephens, jerry 51, 96, '103 Stevens, -Delores 126 Stevenson, -Dave 38. 139 Stevenson, -Ralph 51 Stever, Shirley 62, aa, -as, 99, 118 Stidham, -Phyllis 38, 98 Stoecker, -Mildred 38, 98 Stoecker, Sylvia 62 Stoll, -joAnne 38, 97,104 Stone, Katie 61 83.,91,'99,'103, 113, 118 Stbnm, Leanne 75, 91, 103, 113 sm., :mee 75, 130, 154 Strathmsn, john 39, 89, 101, Srrathman, Marjorie 75, 105, 118 Strcibich, Roger 75, 134 Strickle, Sally 59, '83, s4, '109, '91, 114 Stuber, Shirley 62, 83, 99, 103, '112, '116, 119 Stnrtev ant, Shirley 75, '106, 113 110, 111. 114.152, 82 15. 150. 136 '104, '115, -157, sz Suffield, Bill 51, '78, '88, 103, '109, 115, 128, 130 Sutton, Sutton, Gene 39, '115, '128, '130 Wayne 75, 102, 134, 143 Sweborg, Bonnie 39 Swedel 1, Anne 62, os, as, 99, -105, -112, 116 Sweney, -joAnn 62, '88, '99 Symonds, Bill 75, 85, '100, '101, '107, 112 Szidon, Dan 39 Taggnr t, -Robert 75 Talley, Ronald 62, 143 Tate, Phyllis 51, 98, 109, 114 Taylor, Aon 75, 106, 112, 118 Taylor, Bob 75 Taylor, Howard 62, 130, 134, 137 Taylor, Shirley 99 Teasdale, Dee 39 Tenderiq, joanne 51, 97,107,114 rervee., Bill 51, '115, 156 Thomas, jack 122, 134 Thompson, Deane 75, '103 Thorn, Allen 51, 126 ,Thurman,, jack 39, 92, 97, 111 Tiodall, Gary 98, 103, '115, 122,130 Tinges , joAnn 62, 99, 100,118 Tinses. -lanice 75, 119 Tinthoff, john 51, 92, 105, 115, Titus, Torris, Tracy, Trager, 135, 139 oe.. 51, -s4, so jean 51, '96, 108, 114, 171 Ambrose 115, 128,134,130 'Bill 75. 73. 105. 130, 134, 136 Trebesch, Opal 39, 96 Trewyo, Frank 39, 142 Trihler, Bill 51, 90, '91, 101, 105, 109 Triplett, Darlene 75, '113 Tmker, Turow, Tyrrell, Tyrrell, Ullman, Uppole, Van De Van De Van De Van De Dave 75 Elmer 75, '88, 91, '106 Charles 39 'Doo 39,'94, 104,105 Dick 62, 105, 131, 153 leer 75, 105 Bob 43, 51,96, 115. 138 loan 39.84, 89,97, 108 172 john 62, 87, 88, 103 joyce 89, 112 Veer, Veer, venter, venter, Van Gundy, -jean 75 4Van Oszol, jim 39, Vaughan, Delores 90, 142, 169 119, 42 Verdoes, Gwendolyn 75 .Vespa, jim 51 Vierling, jim 40, 89 Voris, Roberts 40 ,119 :aechte1klPhylllis 51,118 Iliff. I ou 40 '81 88 ' vessel.-neil.. 75 ' ' '97' m' ul' no Wallace, Delores 40,126 Wallace, Gordon 62, 143 Walter, Sarge 40,'1l5, 151, 152, 155,-172 Walters, Kenneth 62, 98, 101, 106, 137 Ward, Aubrey 62 Warren, Dick 40 Waters, Dlle 40, 84, 108, 111, 164 Watkins, Betty 40 Watkins, Charlene 62, -99 Watkins, jerry 40,'115, 129, 130, 142, 171 Watkins, Scotty 76, 92, 100 Watson, jim 40 Watts, Virgil 76 Wead, Marian 76, 118 vent, yeyee 62,94,'103, 119 Weg-gi r. v....e 40, s7.91, '93, 94. '101l108H16. '142,'169 :el e, Gary 62, '76 ' -u '1 v:i..i.'6f,,,'li51.'1r79l, 85, los, '114 Weinstein, Rhoda 52 Weisart, jackie 62, 105, '119 Welch. Lynn 134,143 Welch. Thomas 62 94 lrllintm. M-rv 52. '75, 98. 105,108,114 Wells, Beverly 97, '41 Werner, Neal 41, 97, 115, 128, 130,136 Weaselhofr, Robert 52 Wheeler, Gary 94.1100 ihitcomb, Sondra 76, '118 Whittaker, Marilyn 76, 106, Whitten, Mary 76,119 Wilcox, Eddie 41, 93 Willems, -Gordon 52 Willems, Warren 76, 100 Willett, E. 122 Williams, Beverly 76, -118 Williams, -Edward 76, 103 Elizaheth,76 112,118 Williams, Williams, Imogene 118 james 76, 143 Williams, Williams, john Omar 52, -A43 Williams, johnny 92, '96,j115, '122,'l29, 130,135. 136 joyce 62, 99 my 52, 130, 136 Williams, Williams, Williams, -Theresa 76, 92, '106, 112. '118 Williamson, -jean 62, 83, '88, '99, '113, '116 Williamson, Tom 52. 98, 102, 130 Wilkins, jack 21. 41. 81. '96, '111, '115, 137,168 jack 63, '130, '134 Wilson, Wilson, Marilyn 41, 92, '109, 110, 173 Nvflll 41. 96. 103, '82 Wilson, Wilson, -Sammy 115, 140,143 Winsor, Withee, john 52 janet 52, 84, 88, 98, 105, '109, 110, 145, 160 Wohlforth, Barbara 76, '105, 112, '118 Wohlr, Bob 63 Wolf, janet 76, 113 Wolf. -nietma 41, 95, 94, '96, '101, 116 Wolfe, new 41, '84, 95, 94, 95, 101, 111, 116,82 Wolfner, -Dave 76 . v6..1..e1.e., Lil. 41, as, 144, sv, s9, '105, '172 Woodall, Wayne 41 Wright. Alvin 41 Yoemans, Faye 52. 105 York, Glenda 63. 94. '118 Young. Barbara 52 Young, Betty 52, '97, 103, 108, 114 Young, jack 41, 115, 129, 130, 136,142 Young, joyce 42 Youngman, judith 52, 98,'118, 114, 116 zeme., Caroline 4Z,' 114, -116 Zum. Joe 52,115, 129,150 Ziegler, Burncll 63, -92, 98, '134 Zinser, jackie 42, 98, 109 Zipprich, Ben 42 Zipprich, Dale 63, 94 a xxx sxxsxxsv.-- x -.--. 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