Rapid City Central High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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sf' Now ionighl' we wan? +o see everyone af fhe game and cheering good and loud! calls Kay Ewinq in her peculiar liffle husky voice. Fuzz, an A squad cheerieader, will al- ways be remembered for her oood sportsmanship al' ihe pep assemblies and as class ireasurer and Miss Bobby Sommer, RCHS is more-senled in many fields by D'ck Whife - aihlefics, music, and scholarship. Whifey was chosen Top Cobbler, senior class presidenr, band presideni, ard a delegafe io Boys' S'afe. Conscien- fious and handsome, he bfiqhlened many a class wifh scme u iC1uei' iolre, iii Showing people why she bofhers io be such a busy girl, Kaihleen Kalk- brenner, qovernor of i950 Girls' Slale, felis many inferesling sfories abou? her aciivifies in debafe. de- clam, and sfudenf government Fem- inine chic. a school camera, the lille of edilor of fhe Pine Needle mighl' also remind one of Kaihleen. Curlis lrelands skill in commanding 'he affenfion of an audience miqhf be af+ribu+ed lo his red hair, buf mos? people think i+'s because of his enthusiasfic and forceful speakinq. Besides debale and declam, Curl' was in Key Club and Boys' Shale and was elecied presidenf ol Shidenf .Assvciaiion in his senior year. x -' Loren Henry has been recognized by his fellow sfudenfs as being a preffy keen guy, in mind as well as in personality. Sewing as business manager for his exfra-curricular ac- fivifies seems fo be a habif wifh him, yef he also managed io be in frack, cross-counfry. and band. 314 A cheery smile, along wifh a friendly Hi, has helped make Palsy Madden a well-known girl in lhe halls of RCHS. Acfive in many school c'ubs, she was elecfed represeniaiive qirl and class secrefary as a iunior, and a B squad cheerleader and candidaie lor R Day queen as a senior. L., f

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Lovely lo look al' and nice fo be wilh, JO Anne Marshall received her lwo lop honors, being R Day queen and Pine Cone edilor, wilh qracious- ness and hard work, Of course, keep- inq in sfep wiln Pomp and Chivalryl' was easy lor Jo, having been bolh aliendanl and page. ldlumla. Jus? plain Bill lWillial Thayer is a lavorife among RCHS baskeiball and foolball fans. Cofcaplain of the l95O Cobbler foolball squad, he has received nalional recoqnilion as a resulr of oulslandinq playing, Bill also lakes parf in lennis and lrack, and he served as an officer in Hi-Y. 962. ,' uf 1 Ji l ff! ,bi-. ! hs. N-K if je, xiii, Nh Big, brawny Pev Evans is cerlain- ly a likeable characfer-and quile a Good alhleie foo, parlicipaiinq in borh fooiball and baskelball. ln lad, he was so good he was elecled lo be presiden+ of R Club! l-le also served lhe senior class as their vice- presidenf. Being presiclenl of a large qroup ol oirls like Pep Club rnusf be quife a dilliculf rask, bul Mary llvlickeyl Mclieon seems 'ro have done il very ably. Perhaps fhe girls iusi cooperafe wilh Mickey because lhey admire her friendliness, indusiry, and Top- rafe cheering abilily. i,,U,..y- A .-Q., Q , ie .11 'Q As DAR candidaie. A squad cheerleader, band officer. and rnem- ber ol many clubs, Gwen Uran has proved hersell worlhy of being chosen a represenfafive girl of the '5l senior class. 6wenie's rnerir 'ies nor only in her many aciivifies, buf also in her friendly manner and Thar mischievous smile. With a+hlelic abilily, good locks, brains, ralenl. and personalily, Jerry Schneider has all the makings of a Febfesenlarive boy-and fhal he is. Band, orcheslra, foolball, and basket- ball-all have claimed him as a participant A former class Dresiden+ and sludenl' associalion vice presi- denf, Jerry also afiended Boys' Slale. . 3 as K. Nqr,