Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)
- Class of 1956
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To you, the students of Battle Creek Central, we dedicate the l956 Poean. lt is a compliment to your loyalty and a tribute to your spirit, which has made your school a tradition. ff' ff . 0 1 1 ww .4 ., 1 . ,,,: f . f und If , ',? ::H i L -2 '-'.I. ' W f 5 emi W7 - ,,fs,w'f,2, :SVN X.. DN! CONTENTS FACULTY SOPHOMORES Z, E-f it Q fl MW J- I I I I I I D D J EEIS I SCHOOLWORK SPORTS ACTIVITIES LIGHTER MOMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS 2 F ,n Ili? 'M fi Q 'F 2 Z1 I I ll ' Y , I ,ll X Qatar ,QM . - 'fpg 1 :,AA' gwfg. is ... V:'V-V W A 'Q i f 0 . - ww I R f G . V'.AA. Q ,gg .M -.,4 v74-lvl. ,. V ,mv L . f , lll- 3ffl 3 ' 2 '+q,,,, W A Z ' - G F 1' '- ' 2' wwf M, ' ' ! ' iff 5 :Tfw5v'K ,. Q , : M Q--' ,dk gzwilef I , ' f5fyM ,, Q r QW? i ww A wltfr 7 if mf ps-lu! Q 1 n 1 - .,,... -. 5 A f' if P' 1 , 5 V . ,Af 3 ' Q Rf if ' ' , ik 'Ui X M Q.. . ,gif 'Ei 25 '22 if it :f:. 4 9,3 -L , wg, j Nl 4 av. uw- 4 72 V, W 5 ? X ? i in dv A .fs 3' 'Z 'J 5? Gfvxfln nl S' Xl., xf Xfvm K5 A... !:pf XJ FACULTY 7 Thrs IS a salute to our faculty who teach because they love to teach and who wrlllngly grve hours of thelr tlme and patrence to help us become better crtrzens They are the gurdeposts along the path whrch Frrsky has mark ed wath hrs footprrnts the path of spmt and tradrtron They warn us of rough roads frlled wrth dangerous curves detours and nor row brldges lf we follow these slgns faithfully even when the go Ing gets rough we wrll fund that we profrt by lt for their guidance does not only concern our present school Irfe and the problems of rt but also the future As they teach us academucally so they also teach us about lrfe these are the lessons we wrll always remember L ll my O 'ID : ff ff! ff ff 'O Q f X : ' ln' . . I .To . A A H . . - Jvffwi Our prlnclpal Mr John Postma acts as the admsmstratrve head of the school unrt both In e mattcr of the use and maintenance of the buuld mg and In the formation of conduct of mstructlon He dlrects the course of our school llves and as we look back on our hugh school days we shall remem ber F m as a fnend and as a counselor He us one of the guldeposts that show us whlch road to low and sets us In the rnght durectlon Mr Oscar Powers the assistant prlnclpal ands Mr Postma In all matters pertamlng to the ad mmnstratron of the school and takes over has pos: friend for he gives lnmltlessly of hrs time and ef fort to help us solve our problems The offrce would not be complete wrthout the three women upon whose shoulders there rests much responslbllrty Mass Beverly Bonney personal secretary to the prmclpal handles all correspond ence bulletms orders and reqursrtrons Mrs MII dred DeBoer reglstrar handles all deposits of money and keeps scholastlc records and Mrs Jan Ice Anderson office secretary has charge of at tendance general collectnons lockers and th countless rncldentals whuch come up every day Thesc women are always ready with a frlendly smlle and a helplng hand for anyone who comes rn thc office and are as much a part of our school Irf as our teachers and our classmates . . 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French MARGARET WARRICK, B. S. Home Economics EVELYN WATERMAN, B. S. Office Practice, Coordinator of Bus. Ed PAUL WEAVER, B. S. Driver Training JESSIE WETHERELL, M. A. English WILLIAM ZELLER, M. A. English EARL WILLMARTH, B. S. Mechanical Drawing JANICE ANDERSON Secretary, High School Office BEVERLY BONNEY Secretary to Principal MILDRED DeBOER Registrar ARLENE GREEN Assistant Librarian and Eladlq mu Jim, .aww and germ, jmck As head of the English department at Central, Miss Mertace Canon has been an inspiration to her students and has instilled in them some of her love of fine literature and drama. During her thirty-six years of teaching, she has participated in many faculty productions and she has been an enthusiastic supporter of all school activities. She is devoted to her family and plans to spend part of her time visiting her brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews. Mr. Henry W. Baker has been teaching chemistry at Central since l9l8. Before he came to Battle Creek he was superintendent of schools in Tekonsha, and then principal of the high school in Marshall. He has developed a great- er interest and appreciation of science in many of his students, who because of his teaching have entered this field of unlimited opportunity. His main interest outside of school is the Exchange Club, where he has been secretory since l935, and where he is now serving as state secretary. He plans to devote much of his future time to this worthwhile organization. A man of deep understanding and friendly humor, Mr. Cornelius VanAndeI has guided many students toward happier lives and more successful futures. Born in Holland, he came to the United States as a young boy, and when the First World War came, he took part in it. His avocation being carpentry, he built his own house and also a house which he plans to rent. Mr. Harlan Colburn is leaving Central after giving thirty-six years of service to the Battle Creek School System. He has taught both woodshop and mechanical drawing classes, and during the Second World War conducted classes in blueprint reading as his contribution to the war effort. His hobby is collecting coins and stamps and he plans to spend much more time on this in the future. 22 4 ? y 14 4 'L o Q 5 ta s f.v, V: .,,:-. A N Mk --U --KN l JW' ,s if qolf' W? , A ,W fi . I Q ' xv. 'a Z, x , 3 if Z ' 4 , Q I 4 x j 1 ' Qi f 1, mfffvff E'-1 ig :ffl ' r , W! , H1 I 2 4 1 fa 'ff' a I-Q3 .M I Q I f' CMG Vx , 'H UW Z!! ' ff Xia SOPHOMORES Our first year at Central has been an experience that we as sophomores will not soon forget We have begun to follow in the footsteps of Frisky the Bearcat who represents the spirit and tra drtnon of Battle Creek Central There have been many problems to be faced but with the sturdy help of the upperclassmen we solved them with the minimum of trouble both the Get Acqualnted party and the annual Sophomore Swing Collecting class dues was a project which required a great deal of drive and stick to itlveness We express our most sincere thanks to our counselors Mr Cornelius VanAndel and Mr Albert Truesdell who have given lim ltlessly of their time and patience We goin the faculty and the student body In expressing deep est sympathy to the family of our classmate David Rounds The sophomore class officers were Bill Sherratt President Willa Jean Longman Vice President Pat Vosburgh Secretary and .lanrs Ellerton Treasurer 0 0 Y . f C 0 9 0 c ' U ,O 0, ' . ' . 1 Q ' . 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Co-operation, initiative, and enthusiasm made a success. of A 49 Brlan Barney Larry Barnum Duck Bartleson Betty Bassler Judy Beard Larry Beatty Dave Beeler Freddue Belshelm Marne Belsherm Bob Bellmg Tom Bellmg Pat Bennett Duane Bergler Noncy Berkheimer Pete Bess Judy Bestervelt Judy Bxdelman Don Brllmgs Judy Berdsall Ken Blrman MIYZIC Bxvens Geraldnne Black Kathy Blanton Brlan Blashfleld Ruth Bl znakoff Joan Blyth Russell Boblet Cathy Bodell George Bolden JoAnne Bonessa ly h 'fv- 4' mn if-4 War J fs. 3 Bill Abrahamson Morlynn Ackley Evelyn Adams Jo Adams Robert Adams Steve Alexander Mary Lou Allen Sandra Allen Kathy Allmendlnger Wslma Anderson Gary Armstrong Frank Arnett Nancy Arnett Kenny Arnold Janice Artz Sharon Ashley Faye Askew Emma Jane Avery Duane Avramoff Vurglnla Babcock Peggy Bagwell Larry Bahlmann Bob Barley Donna Jeanne Bailey Jerry Roy Barley Rosemary Barley Sandra Barley Mary Ethel Baker Edna Ballard Betty Barber in Q U ' 12 mf' , I .I , Q 1 5 K Y sy 2 ff 4 ef A :r-r-' at ' J y A Y 9 X r J' .:,.' 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EH, 'J ,ol , N S Q , :Ju :Q I 'A' J 1,, E J 12' 'JF 1? 7-T 6'f1mw5h11 Ron Young Wlllo Jeanne Young Rodger Zeller Mary Zuber Lorrame Zuehlke Roger Zuschnrtt Howard Bennett Madelyn Bryant Darrel Cleghorn Terry Conrad Lynn DeRushla if an fn? We f' .K ,auf S 45-s. Dennrs Douglas Jackre Goudy Brenda Harmon Ron Hrggrns Jerry Howard Norman Monarch Bob Smith Mrldred Moorehead Stanley Smrth Richard Nlblack Larry Stevens Bull Richmond Lyle Street Carolyn Whrtesrde Peggy Whyle Charles Wuckens Sarah Wilcox Rnchard Wilder Jerry Wllkey Frank Wrllbur Arlene Wllllams Bob Wnlluams Ernlce Wllleams James Wrlhams Paul Wrlllamson Ken Wrllltts Robert Wulson Barbara Winslow Tom Wondergem Jerry Wood Judy Wood Richard Wood Walter Woods Chuck Woodworth Norman Wrrght Chester Wyers Davnd Yaudes David Yaw Jerry Yerlc Bob Yesh Dorothy Yohpe Julle York Ruth Johnson Jackie Kehoe Jean Lauster Lee McDanlels Mary Ellen Mules f' G l yryr yyy, f Q' J i J 'J 1' f 1 I Q, Q. X v ,. 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X ax r -9 554 S 2,1 JUNIORS Another year has passed and we as punnors feel that we have come a long way slnce last fall We have left behmd us footprunts of our own and we now feel we are an Integral part of the splnt and tradltlon of our school As we look back over the year we remember wlth pleasure many thlngs and especially the J Hop' The theme chosen was The Sand and the Sea and the tremendous amount of hme and effort The Junlor Senior reception whlch was our way of saying good bye and good luck to those sensors who dld so much to make us feel at home at Central was also a success To our counselors Mlss Helen Houvener and Mlss Frances Mc Cowen who helped us over all the rough spots lncludlng the col lectuon of class dues we extend our warmest and most smcere thanks This years class officers were Garry Hyslop President Harry Montgomery Vlce Presldent Connle Moms Secretary and Nancy Adams Treasurer f , v I 1 0 Q 0 o ' Q 0 f O P 'J I . . . . 0 . . A 0 - I - Q. - U ll , Il ' put forth was worth the results achieved. V V. My V, . . 'f ' Y, 'f 1' fl Q- h 's Janet Bevnlhymer Nancn Blackerby Jesse Blackful Alan Blankenship Rennle Bohanna Hazel Boles Welton Bonner Jlm Borsch Leonard Borst Elwood Bowers Barbara Boyle Bruce Brady Ken Brand Rosle Brandlmore Pat Brayne Barbara Brewer Judl Brrggs Norma Brunlnstool JoAnn Brutton Maurice Brooks Wnlllc Brown Jerrle Bryant Ronnie Budd Hazel Bundy Sonya Bungert George Burch Louls Burch Reda Burke Davld Burnett Dean Burrlll uk vb U' PQ: Nancy Adams Dick Adkins Sandy Alexander Betty Lou Alton Jackue Ambs Kothue Anderson Sandra Andrus Olllemae Arrmgton Paul Artz Rlchard Ashley Vac Askew Terry Austln Ken Bagnall David Bahlmann Luz Barley John Baker Dorothy Ball Phyllis Barrlngton John Bauserman Arnette Bays Olive Beckwlth Joanne Beach Jlm Beem Louis Belcher Adelalde Bell Duck Bennett Margaret Bennett Betty Bentley Lmda Berllen Ronny Best wx 'Sw- GF? G! gf I Don Burrlll Judy Burrlll George Burrows Herbert Bush Carol Buyce Chuck Buys Betty Campbell Jackue Campbell Mabel Campbell Phyllus Campbell Sandy Campfneld Chuck Canales Barbara Cantrell Robert Carr Arthur Champagne Bob Chase Charlletta Cheatham Joanne Cheatham Retta Chltwood Carol Chlvlngton Sharon Christopher Lyle Clapper Roger Cochran Geraldine Codlmg Dorothy Coffman Joanne Colley Bob Collrns Richard Collins Chester Comne Louis Conner pn. 'Ge Q V gt' fx 6 an Na! o S , f Q 9 ll I X..-. l s Q'-X S7 fi' lfff fb l A wwf' Dave Cook Peggy Cooper Judy Corfltsen Jam Corkms Nrna Cosler Shrrley Cotton John Couch Beverly Councul Marcia Counts Bob Covey Bonnle Cowham Jeff Crandall Hnlda Crnswell Kay Cross Rosetta Cros John Crum Gloria Curtus Mary Dale Judy Danek leen Dangerfneld Laura Danuels Ruth Danke Tom Davrdson Charles Davus Ervin Dayrs Lous Dawson M-ke Dawson Gwen Day Sharon Dean Tom Delano 1 44 fit A 29 ' I - M v,,,. ,,,.,. ,,,:-, Q V I A V Av Alll A. 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A, i , Garrett Mercer , Z V A, A V ' Jackie Mercer C X V ' 1 if Margaret Mercer ff H E Alice Merwrn Alan Muller Barbara Muller Ray Mlller Ron Muller John Mlllsap Joyce Mmton JoAnn Mutchell Dons Mohlre Jerry Monarch Harry Montgomery Edward Moore Frank Moore Jackie Moore Jlm Moore Joyce Moore Judy Moore Tedd Moms Alice Murphy Charlene Murphy Ron Murray Francls Myers Jay Nasby Ed Nell Davud Nelson Don Nesbntt Llnda Newklrk Judy Newman Garry Nnebauer Janlce Norton A 1- K W W ss. I 'rc If.. 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Jlll Wagner Shurley Wales James Walker Wendy Wallunshaw Donna Wallace Ruchard Walsh Jerry Walters John Warden Alberta Weaver Pat Weaver Paul Wellungton Richard Wellwood Gene West Vlrglnla West Thomas Whutmrrc Judy Wlegand Jean Wilcox June Wulterd Nellle Wulkey Dave Wulklns Floy Wnllbur Sandy Willey Bob Wnlluams Edelth Wnlluams Nellie Williams James Wilson Jim Wulson Nancy Wnlson Raymond Wnlson Joe Wnllbrandt A 35 ' J ll lf '5 4 'll' an 1 Q 112: tl A , T r S f . AZ Auzsiy Q ,.. 1 J V ' ,..,, -. ' fl' 1 :I -5 1.. J , if It I .J kllv v J V- 1 . ' J f . ' ' ,nrin ' E y at I J Q D y N 'J ' ' , E 1-9 y .. 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Q WW 1 'Xr XV f'N fxfx 0 ' al Oo x f- 00 sENloRs J' As senlors we have been followmg for three years In the foot step of Frlsky Our feet have perhaps worn the path a little deeper makmg It clearer for those who follow us We look around us and see the sophomores who are lust flmsh mg their flrst excltlng year In hugh school and the juniors who are looklng forward to thelr bug year and feel that we would llke to turn back the clock and start all over agaln This year our fullest and most excmng was hugh lighted by the varsrty faculty basketball game the semor assembly and of course the Sensor Prom The theme of the dance was Paths to Paradise and the endless amount of thought and hard work that went unto nt made the evenlng a memorable one for us all We strll have one more memory to make our graduatlon T most of us rt wall be both a sad and a happy one lt as hard to express our appreclatlon to the two men who have guided us through the year helped us wrth all our problems and shared many of our good trmes so to our counselors Mr Keith Chapman and Mr Jack Mawdsley we can only say Thank you' The semor officers were Dave DeBoer President Bull Wright Vice President Joan MacDonald Secretary and Marilyn Selbee Treasurer The semor board consisted of Beverley Bundy Dove Ford and Sandy Ogden Q 3 i I 9 0 1 , - S . , Y I - - u - rl - 1 I ' ' I I - 11 , . + u I , . i . 0 , . l I I I - ll ll . , , ' . 1 I I - f I I I ' I , . mmm 0400 5 THESE A5: s: Mo-U -+0102 Y' E V -y' Bc. !BQ, yew unc, daraon T ' o ni I-1750? b M ' ng vi 'Y r if X A M W5 N M Lx. 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Q.. , J , ii F gm ,W L, ff V, 1 1 W-,,.!, ,Kgs mix fix' Ns 3 BARBARA CONLEY CAROLYN CONLEY PATRICK CONNELLY LINDA COREY JERRY CORKINS JEANNETTE CORKINS ANN CONROY ELLEN CONROY LARRY COONE ALINE COLLIGE JAMES COLWELL FRANCES CONDE JUDITH COULTER E. ANN COVEY RONALD COY CHARLES COYE WILLIAM CULVER BOBBIE CUMMINGS REBECCA DAVIS JOHN DAYHUFF PEGGY DEAN JAMES DAMON EVON DANEK EVELYN DANIELS JANET CUSHING PAT CUTSINGER JANET DALE CAROLYN DAVIS DONALD DAVIS OWEN DAVIS JOANN DEITZ DAVID DEMPSEY MAUDE DICKERSON BARBARA DOBBS C. HARLAND DORE NANCY DORNER DAVID DeBOER BOB DeBOLT GEORGE DeGRAW DEANNA DOVE KAY DOWELL ROBERTA DUDLEY THOMAS DULA, JR JOEN DUNHAM ALAN DURHAM SUZANNE EASON FRANK EBERHARD MARILYN ECCLES PATRICIA EVANS MARY FABER CHARLES FARRAH Yu? ROSS ELLIS RUTH ELSTON CARYL ELSTROM BOBBIE EDWARDS MARIE EDWARDS JON ELIASON DUANE EMBURY DAVID EMMERT NATALIE ENSIGN gw9'?,', 1 X:sj.?g.:. 4. ,v , Eff. 'N 2-in ,gy ffiwid , ez I-' 4 V1 5' gf EW? 4 1 ? 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Q is -:Q Q.::KiS5:- v Q X x ' g K S 2: ' if NORITA HAGADON ROLLAND HAIGHT BERNARD HALL BARTON HARTSON LINDA HEGNER DIANA HENDRICKSON BEVERLY HAND BARBARA HANSEN DAVID HARRISON DUANE GRIFFIN WILLIAM GRIM ANNA GWILLIM ROBERT HICKOK CLARENCE HIGGINS JACLYN HILDNER ANNA HILLARD HARRY HILLMAN VIRGINIA HILLS BARBARA HUDDLE JOHN HUGGETT JAMES HUMPHREY ROSS HOOVER JACQUELINE HOWARD VERA HOWARD ALLAN HOLMES ALFRED HONE ROBERT HOOK CAROL HOWIE GORDON HUBBARD WILLIAM HUBBARD y W' ,,,. vb ww , fgw- , J, A9114 7 ff T ,7- fw fb , 1 :,, Q , 6, , ' f 'QQ 2 ze ' 4 4' I 4 1409 X ,5 41, .... nw wry , it , , 'flaw My M ' 35: :- mgv r , a,,1,?f 1 tiff? f X 'ex X , .,.. : ,C mv nj ?9 Wif- ., .jig-, 1 S , za- , V, W ,,, . V - ,, 1 -, ' W . ,- ' f 2 ' f f W 4i'f wwf' 1 1 .mffiiyn f f ceagzib j, ff , , O . Z Z ,, Z f -' . l 21' 72 W ff' f , If I, , vb Lf? M , il' YZ? ,ff 4 . 1 ff zz M f , ' ZW 2-Z: E:g:E:2.E.g.. , , ff? 1l ? : ff 3 , I dk I gf , A , tw V ,AQ .,,,,Q awww , fi fi 5 x X Y E 1 k . ,X x .- S5 . 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CARLTON SEIDULE SHIRLEY SHAFER WAYNE SHARP WILLIAM SHARP MARILYN SELBEE VIVIEN SELMON KENNETH SEYMOUR MICHAEL SAXTON STANLEE SCHOONARD LILAH SCHRAY BONNIE SHARPE SANDRA SHEARER CAROL SHEDD SHIRLEY SHIRLAW EDWIN SIBLEY NANCY SKEELS HOWARD 1KnowIesI SNOOK ROBERT SNYDER GARY SONNEVILLE 4101 WWW JANE SMITH LOREN SMITH MARSHALL SMITH BETTY SLATTERY ANN SLEIGHT CHAROLETTE SMITH MARY JANE SMITH ROBERTA SMITH RONALD SMITH a 5 , Z ,f Z f Q: ,, ff Q? , 1 , bf Y ,, ? ff Qin ff ,, : ..vv , f:E:3' X Q. nl? i f-,1,,. V- 2, '43, f-sis? W f ,ygfif ,z .. ,, ,g::5sa:.eg:fs5s,1.:z, . 5 ....:.:i.,...:::..,,.,,1. ...,,,,,.: :... f A 'P '3E:E2:E:L1:2-2:':':2,:::'::E:5E'. .f' .., 9 3 ,Z 1, W QW U , , W . ,Z 3,532 JW , Nw f . 9 xi 925: , ,J ,. V1 It . ,, .vi I ' ,K f y ' v ,., ,.v 3 452, ,x 1 Www .. 5 A ,. I F ..,. -:Sz-, Q ' -we 4 5525. . Z-...uh Q fi 23:21 V MQ 1 -' f . -' 2 nfzfg vw A ,.,.,.,. , Q - 55 4 x ' W , My if ,, ,I if ' g? PATRICIA SULLIVAN DORRIN SWIFT MARY SZABO JOHNNIE THOMPSON WENDELL THORNGATE MARY THORNTON NORMAN TERRY NOVELLA THARPE ROBERT THAYER EUNICE TALMAGE BARBARA TAYLOR GORDON TERRY EDWIN THOMAS MARJORIE THOMET CAROL THOMPSON CHARLOTTE TUNGATE CAROL TUTTLE PATRICIA URICH RAYMOND VINTON PATRICIA WAITE JUDITH WALSWORTH LAWRENCE VAN LIEW MARY VERGA CYNTHIA VINCENT LOREN THORSEN ROBERT THURBER, JR LOWELL TUGGLE RICHARD WALTMAN SYLVIA WARE R, D. WARREN RAYMOND WEAVER DANIEL WEBSTER EDWARD WELLWOOD SUZANNE WILCOX LAWRENCE WILLIAMS, JR. MARY WILLIAMS RUTH WHALEY DANIEL WHITE HARRY WHITE LINDA WEST JOANNE WESTERN REX WETZEL PATRICIA WHITE STEPHEN WHITE SHIRLEY WHITFIELD KAY WILSON STEPHEN WILSON BILLIE WINDHAM REX WOLF THOMAS WOODS JANICE WORTHINGTON LILLIE WINDHAM ROBERT WINDSOR BETTY WISNER NANCY WILLIAMS CAROL WILLISON BARBARA WILSON ELEANOR WRIGHT WILLIAM WRIGHT KATHERINE ZAHAREOS 4.3 . 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M,A, f y ll Q QS'-V 'X S LHQ0 C7 fY1f' The most Important part of our school lrfe rs the courses that we take for these prepare us for college for jobs for marrloge for llfe There rs a wlde range of subjects offered as Central has de partments of natural and mathemotrcal sciences Englrsh business socral studres and languages There are courses rn home economrcs for gurls and vocatronal classes which prepare boys for jobs when they graduate The musrc department mcludlng the bands orchestra and vocal groups rs one ofthe frnest School publlcatrons offer experrence to those Interested rn the held of journalrsm and the honorary Qulll and Scroll socrety re wards rndrvrdual achievement rn the held Through all these th ngs as well as rn socral and sports actrvr tres the sprrrt of the students runs hrgh They have a tradrtron to uphold and new precedents to set J - V Q Q C C 9 Q Q I Q 0 0 I 4 . . . ' . 4 I 1 a - Q . . f ' .' 0 1 - , .I - . . llfrfxcdmj Blology IS the study of lIfe plant anImal and human lt forms a good basIs for those students who Intend to take scrence In college partucularly botany zoology and physI ology It also has several practlcal applIcatIons It makes the students reaIIze the Importance of carIng for theIr health It awakens them to theIr envlronment and It In structs them so they wIlI become Infelllgenf voters on such matters as conservation The students found that one of the most InterestIng studIes was that of the human body Marge Johnson Loren Thorsen and Rosle Brandlmore see how many bones they can name Chemlstry IS the study of the composltlon of all thIngs and the way that materlals react when mlxed or comblned The course Includes demonstratIons and laboratory experI ments as well as work from the text book lt IS you start mlxlng your own concoctlons anythIng can happen' Most of the students enloy laboratory work whIch demands exactness and metrculousness Testlng ammonla by tltratlng are Mary Ann Sahr Nancy Prrest Burt Golder and Eugene Chln Physrcs IS a course whIch helps students to understand the phenomena of the world In whIch they lIve Included In It IS the study of machlnes heat sound electrIcIty IIght and atomIc struc ture A good share of the work IS laboratory ex perlments whIch enable the student to prove for hrmself the thIngs he reads about When studylng sound the members of the class were able to see what sound waves looked lIke on a oscIlIoscope Watchlng theIr VOICES beIng re produced as lInes on the screen are Royal Spon seller and .lohn Stetler ExplaInIng the prIncIples of It to Dave Lee IS Duane Embury 74 O C ' 1 l 1 ' . . I . U I - I I .- . I I . Q n I . 1 1 ' ' I I I ' . not a class deslgned for self-expressIon, for when I I . . . . . U ' 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 1 . ' I I dnduu atlm Busuness math us a course desugned prumaruly for those students not gosng on to college lt prepares those boys and gurls who are un commercual or busuness courses for jobs when they graduate All problems are taken from a busuness angle and the emphasus us on accuracy furst and then speed Some college preparatory students who have had only algebra geometry and the hugher mathematucs sunce the eughth grade fund that ut us advantageous to take busuness math as a refresher course Mr Pelto the Instructor watches a student workung over a column of fugures Plane geometry us the study of the meas urcment of two dumensuonal fugures and theur relatuon to one another Besudes beung of value to the student goung on un mathematucs ut also has practucal applucatuons It teaches students to thunk for themselves to reason logucally and most umportant to work' Geometry also has an esthetuc value whuch though hard to express cannot be overlooked Constructuon problems requure care and accuracy say Duck Bordeaux and Monty Par ker who demonstrate theur talents at the board Followung from theur books are Jodune Abaur Ellen Conroy Bull Mantle and Ken Weu gand Trugonometry us one of the most challengung math courses whuch the hugh school offers lt us a ol lege preparatory course and guves the students a good basus for more advanced math un such fuelds as enguneerung statustucs astronomy and navugatuon Trugonometry m e a n s truangle measure and these students say that what you don t know about a truangle after completung the course usn t worth knowung Explaunung the functuons of an angle to Mary Maruno Frank Newman Howard Knowles and Dave Lee us Duck Bepler 5 O O ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I - 1 , -' . 1 1 , . 11 - - 11 - I - 1 1 1 ' . C - 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . 1 1 I I fnqluih .UA a 'MAQKJLI Sensor Englrsh for the non college student ns de signed to round out his preparation In wrltmg reading thlnklng and llstenlng Emphasls IS placed on the skulls that wlll be of value In everyday llfe beyond hugh school Besides revlewlng grammar the work conslsts of readrng worthwhnle and Interesting literature which rs designed to create a llfelong mterest In readlng Students come to realize the Importance of thelr language In gettlng labs making frlends and bemg able to express ln words thenr thoughts and feelings Understanding grammatical constructions demands concentration but the results are usually worth the effort put forth Showing Jerry Mlsner and Marllyn Collnns Junlor English lS a required course which consists of the study of the baslc fundamentals of grammar with emphasis placed on their appllcatlon to effective wrlt Ing reading and speaking Much time IS devoted to the study of Amerlcan literature which Includes essays short stories poetry novels and drama from the co lomal period to the present tlme The class also reads the play Macbeth Movies are a part of the cumculum whlch all the students enjoy and In this way they are brought m con tact wath several of the great books One of the Eng lush classes prepares to watch the movle Davld Cop perfleld C . - . . I U . . I I . . I .Q I , . I I I ' I 1 . . Penn the correct way to diagram a sentence is Hazel I . I 1 1 I A ' II II . ' II General typung us a course de sugned for students who want a second year of typung but do not choose to take the more specual uzed busuness typung It us a com plete revuew of prevuous work wuth emphasus on typung jobs performed by the general offuce worker lt us also advantageous to the stu dent who wushes to umprove hus skull and speed for personal use Takung a tume trual are JoAnn Soules Hazel Coleman Marcua Markos Carolyn Whutesude Hel en Dukeman Ann Sleught and Sandro Shearer Offuce practuce us requured for senuors enrolled un the commer cual curruculum and us an electuve for others who have had one year of typung and who have an aptu tude and an unterest un basuc busu ness skulls Habuts attutudes and skulls that are necessary un an of fuce are emphasuzed Unuts of work covered unclude key druven and rotary calculatung machunes addung duplucatung and transcrup tuon machunes fulung busuness forms telephone etuquette and technuque pe rsonaluty and groomung If practuce really does make perfect then these gurls should be pretty close to perfectuon Nancy Skeels looks on as Pat Romuck types stenculs and Lulah Schray and Shurley Schrock run the mum eograph machune . fl, B 1 I r I 1 ' 1 I ' I 1 I I - I I I I I u 1 I?- Maxim QW. All-di , 32 me Xi fum fluff 'Q Yqgawwgww X,,,, if 9 K ' dw dndyta Pm In Spamsh a grammar book IS used throughout the year but all rules are lm medlately applied In oral expression Records are used whnch help to rmprove pronunclatlon and comprehension Stu dents on a more advanced level read two mystery stones and one play whuch are discussed In Spamsh Short talks related to Latm Amer: can countries are glven by the students and some of these are tape recorded Nancy Dorner tells the class about some of the customs of our friends south of the border The study of French consusts of oral work whlch accustoms the student to pro nuncuotlon and the short phrases used rn every day conversation reading and wrntmg The presence of French and French denvatlons In the Engllsh language are pomted out and practical phrases phaslzed Grammar IS a basic part of any lan guage and these students fund that m tensnve study and practlce enables them to master rt Dee Rose conlugates a verb whsle Mary Marino Lols Dawson and Jo anne Jodon look on book used by today's tourists abroad are em- Latm IS Introduced through reading short skits and songs More advanced students make a study of Latm literature whlch lncludes the wrltlngs of Pontius .lullus Caesar Vlrgll and Cicero Latm IS anythmg but a dead language to these students One ofthe ways that It ns brought ahve for them IS through the projects whlch they do Bob Morrls ex plams the operation of some Ro man Implements of war to Edward Powers who funds some supple mentary mformatron In has text 'dw Q55 H1 geo jutzum Jfnmrzmaluzzm Clothrng IS u course which beneflts a gurl all her Ilfe not only un making her own clothes at a mlnlmum of cost but also those of the rest ot her famnly At the flrst of the year the gurls devote their time to such toplcs as color color harmonies and the proper selectlon of styles and fabrics for different flgure types Each student selects garments to make which she needs ln her wardrobe However by the end of the year each has shared wnth the rest of the group common experiences In many different construc tlon problems Pat Murray chose a party dress among the thmgs she wlshed to make Pert and pretty she looks as If she just step ped out ofa fashron magazlne Throughout the year each gurl IS re qulred to keep a notebook which IS con cerned with her lndlvldual problems and suggestions for selecting her clothing projects lnstructlon IS glven as to the use and care of the equipment which she uses so that every student IS thoroughly famlllar wrth the tools of her trade Workmg on their projects whlle Vlr gunna West looks on are Judy Kltley and Yovanne Fales ln foods the gurls study buylng techniques and then practice them ln the laboratory They make use of these economy practices In preparlng meals and plannlng menus Also they do some lndlvldual dlsh preparation Popping a cake ln the oven IS Nellie Wal key whlle Patrlcla Welmer Janet Flanders and Shirley Whltfleld prepare a complete meal . 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I cindjuiumv dnhmm Prmtmg us a trade and mdustrral course designed to acquamt bovs wsth the baslc fundamentals of pnntmg and prepare them for jobs when they graduate Some of the students already are gettung practlcal experlence by work mg three hours a day besides attendlng classes In the mormng ln the snop the boys do the prmtlng for all school functions which Includes such thlngs as posters tlckets and programs Prlntrng the Key was a bug project which these students undertook they made up the pages and dad all the press work themselves Everythlng IS rollmg and Sam Kellogg Dave Sanford and Dave Burnett take the flrst copy of the newspaper off the press Woodshop IS a course for boys who have already had experience ln the fleld and who wrsh to go on to more ad vanced work The students use only power tools and are gnven mstructlons rn the use and care of them Each boy plcks a project that IS par tlcularly Interesting to hum and then draws a working plan of the object he In ten s to bulld He must fngure the amount of wood that will be required and its cost although the shop furmshes wood to the students without charge Gavm Walters watches Marvm Cook use a pow er drlll whlle Ron Stlchler and Robert Robbins perfect the flnrsh on thelr projects Draftmg helps to prepare boys for work In englneerlng and makes possible many job opportunrtles In drafting rooms In Battle Creek and vrcmrty By warklng part time along with gomg to school some of the boys get actual experrence Don Anderson works on a worm and worm wheel comblnatlon whlle Bob Mc Allan sketches a safety valve and Harry White draws a parr of bevel gears O , I I I . . I I I I I - I I I I I I I . I 94- ' - 2 ' 19.19.539 Q 7 1 ,--P g,q,ei,,2 gi- 5,62 . ,QQQ iiwb ix -qrvF fq'AVg! ex ' ya 3 ,af 1 r f '5NYN Pz.1i'wf K -x','Y'vvgV f 2 . . 7-3 w7Y'Y'7'x x Wh 'J f v i1 8 . -win-if X ...A .,. 'G '1 my Y if 'I 3 ' 4 . . 3 v.,.,,.,r-wfl Q . -. 5 -A A J 7 3 5 3 ,,,.'- ' , , 1 7 1' 1 . .., Q . ' ' Z ' Q F 9 4 . ,. 13' ,V w, 11 -' . ' in vi jf ff S, 'J B, ' ---- Q s .-- M LW. .BE V ' sense, .. 3 . Q 9'-vq.,,., 5, .Cz ? 3,545 . , ,, 5, 5 , 1 -ZZ Ffwduce the Pnlzhh The Orchestra, consisting of sixty students, had a very full schedule of appearances this year. Among these were the commencement for practi- cal nurses held at Southwestern Junior High School, the Armistice Day assembly with the high school choirs, the Thanksgiving assembly with the A Cappella Choir, the spring concert, assemblies for all the junior high schools, P. T. S. A. achieve- ment night, and the all-city orchestra festival. They did a fine job and deserve a vote of com- mendation. This year at the state solo and ensemble con- test, which was held in Ann Arbor, Central was proud to have two first division winners. Taking a first for her violin solo was Linda Newkirk, accom- panied at the piano by Douglas Woodard. ln the ensemble class, a saxophone quartet, consisting of Bob DeRees, Ed Joplin, Bruce Kulp, and Walter Woods, brought home the honors. Piano N Brown FOURTH ROW: Director Mr. Charles Kirsch, E Davis D Bartelson B Holt S Christopher B Barney B Burr J. Ellerton, O. Davis. THIRD ROW: L. Harrison, M. Thornton, L. Evans J Nasby L Johnson N Terry T Stahl B Thurber P Patterer A. Hone, S. Tuggle, P. Williamson, A. Lofgren, J. Lower P Jones L Uhrie G Hyslop B Auble SECOND ROW: G. Puchkoff, L. Newkirk, N. Force S Mechem B DeRees J Stanfield J Parkes D DeMent J. Landstreet, W. Woods, E. Joplin, C. Cheatham, J Galvin B Cohen M Conley FIRST ROW: D. Mohlie, R. Johanson, M. J. Rosa B Conley C Vincent M E Scott B Loftis J Parkes M A Pullen, J. Cucuro. 9' ,N ,., ,N K ff-+R , L-,...: 5 5! 3, S3 5, 2. lx W ' 5. '! ' ' ' . V : 71- N, lg Q ad, 9 . V 4 . Jag ,lf 2 is 5, A 55 Vg ,fy 'A ', 3 fi f Q E ,Q 2 :x f il '1 3 ?f f-v- 2 s 44:2 , 3-a - 4 'Q 4' vw . ,Q -5 Vp ff ,Q Y 4 , r gx y ,fix 8 2 P flxfiz V .il gr rp K' -X -f-42'-3 ' v -3 uf?-.sl Siu sfyr 'x 3 X .7 5 I 2 Y Q -3 r A, f . , .- A , I 3 5 - ' ' rf Q . 8 'V A 5 , A .JJ ,W 'xv . ',',3, L it f gf? '31 --W - ' ' 1... V V' I 1 J , M 'll Z , ,AM , -11': L - M X MM-mal ll mfyw, V J ' f , ,,- ,G , , 1 ,,., K mama, This year the Mixed Chorus and the Girls' Glee Club studied music theory, through which they learned to read notes. Once a week they had music appreciation programs. The Mixed Chorus sang in the Armistice Day assembly, the Thanksgiving assembly, and the All-City Vocal Festival. The Girls' Glee Club sang in the Christmas concert and the Spring Music Festival. Both groups, under the direction of Mr. Alfred Richards, are to be com- mended for the fine programs they presented. FIFTH ROW: D. Priestly, R. Laws, M. Martin, L. Stevens, R. Robbins, C. Martin, D. Nunnally, L. Markos, M Rentrope, W. Hall, R. Priestly. FOURTH ROW: R. McClenney, L. Tuggle, W. Pointer, W. Lee, K. Little, D. Hirleman, J. Coleman, J. James, H McGee, B. Hall. THIRD ROW: J. Shay, P. Campbell, B. Morgan, B. Guernsey, J. Nesseth, M. Beisheim, V. Rogers, B. Englehardt J. Thornton, N. Cosier, S. Thompson. SECOND ROW: C. Conley, M. L. Allen, P. Brink, J. VandenBosch, M. Grenier, J. Smith, M. Goundrill, E. Chudek P. Mead, M. Connelly. FIRST ROW: J. Sullivan, B. Hansen, P. Mack, B. Hand, O. Hainline, P. Pancost, R. A. Elmer, J. Curtis. FOURTH ROW: P. Gearhart, L. Clark, M. Williams, J. Hesiben, P. Coleman, R. Peterson, O. Beckwith, B. Hazel G. Kelly, N. Rule, D. Cook, R. Dudley, V. Howard, L. Hurlbut, J. Kitley, M. Brown. THIRD ROW: S. Andrus, B. Blair, S. Shirlaw, H. Bundy, C. Goos, C. Mantas, J. McGee, M. James, A. Hillard, G Hensley, G. Brawley, S. Hayes, B. Jackson, A. Collige. SECOND ROW: C. Buyce, N. Coash, W. Ockert, S. Shafer, S. Orton, O. Marshall, M. Daniels, M. Morgan, V Hills, C. Tungate, E. Williams, T. Woodson, B. Jaecks. FIRST ROW: B. Fields, M. Mohney, H. Lavergne, A. Williams, B. Dobbs, J. Blythe, E. Hensley, S. DeVoll, S. Palmer R. Elston, M. Moore, J. Romans. Qs I I I FOURTH ROW: J. Nesseth, M. Faber, S. Stevenson, R Robbins, A. Covey, R. Chitwood, J. Wood, B. Barber, L. Bradley, D. Hill, R. Collins, B. Douglas, R. Pluymers, W. Lang, B. James, H. Montgomery, B. Mantle, E. Bowers, S. Johns, B. Loftis, K. Noel, M. Kuit, C. Davis, E. Drew, B. Cantrell, J. Dutton, P. Moore, L. King, F. Askew. ion 'MA The A Cappella Choir is an excellent vocal group organized to create interest in the arts, give vocal training to many students, develop musical apprecia- tion, and foster music participation. Activities of the group included several concerts for both the public and the student body, and the annual Christmas broad- cast from the lobby of the Security Bank. Drive and enthusiasm were supplied by the offi- cers who realize that it takes effort to make a suc- cess of anything. Making plans for their Easter pro- gram are lfirst rowl Bethanne Frey, Robarian, JoAnn Deitz, Rob., Theresa Wilson, Sec'y, Beverly Rose, Sec'y, Nancy Dorner, Treas., Dave DeBoer, Veep, Wendell Thorngate, Pres., Beverly Hand, Pianist, lsec- ond rowl Roberta Smith, Rob., Kathy McPharlin, Li- brarian, Carol Thompson, Lib., and Mary Lynne Fa- ber, Lib. THIRD ROW: P. Dean, R. Whaley, J. Briggs, C. Smith, G. Bell, S. Colyar, D. Garrett, H. Mathis, B. Wind- sor, D. Kain, J. Shay, L. Thorsen, B. Hartson, K. Huyck, O. Keniston, R. Funk, M. Parker, T. Kemp, K. Burkhead, A. Birch, O. Jacobson, M. Gibson, M. E. Scott, J. Ambs, D. Terry, K. Thorpe. -. f Q.-were nw.. ,azz J, .,, tv, img -f3f2?ZM'4'g-4? ,. gs sf 5 3 L 5 3 4: gs. vp ,- of umm, andfhaam The reason the group is able to attain such a high degree of excellence is that it is quite select. Membership is given only to those who pass the audition given by the director, Mr. Richards. No matter how good the material of which the choir is composed, it would be only mediocre except for the able leadership of Pop, as Mr. Richards is affectionately called by his students. After being out of school with a back injury for several weeks this year, Pop came back in April to continue the work he loves, that of directing the musical abilities of his students. SECOND ROW: T. Wilson, L. Mantle, S. Griggs, J. FIRST ROW: P. Cooper, L. Burch, B. Frey, C. Slayton Fox, A, Reed, C, Begg, H, Phillipgl D, Smith, D, Hurley, N. J. Deitz, B. Hand, R. Johanson, B. Sherratt, D. Harrison, B Post, D. Nelson, A. Hone, D. Holley, J. Colwell, D. DeBoer, Edwards' E' Greenmon' R' Stgbleton' B' Green' W' Thom' . gate, J. Ledford, J. Greensmith, J. Runyan, J. Cushing, J C' Thompson' K' Mcpharlm' S' Messenger' 'J' Lyon' M' Hall G. Pierce B. Bund R. Smith B. Rose D. Downs M Kerry, A. Simmons, N. Dorner, N. Ure, B. Wilson, J. Mercer. Dicklerson, L. Blanks. yi I I I .IV This year twelve students were elected to the Quill and Scroll, the national honor society of journalists. This organiza- tion stimulates students to write, encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in the field. To be eligible for membership in this society, a student must be in the upper third of his class scholastically, be at least a junior, and have the recommendation of the local chapter adviser, Miss Burke. The names of the students nominated are then sent to the Executive Secretary of the International Office for final acceptance. A formal initiation ceremony was held in May for the new members and their parents. Making plans for this affair are Miss Burke, and second year members Natalie Ensign, Janie Owen and Ron Castell. Membership in the Quill and Scroll is something to be proud of, and thesc students put in many hours of work on the Key and Paean to attain this honor. The final and perhaps the greatest thrill comes, however, with the last publication of the newspaper and the distribution of the yearbooks. Pointing out an article of interest in the Michigan issue of the Key is first year member Larry Peters. The other first year senior initiates are Janet Russell, Bob Thayer, Judy Wals- worth, Sandy Ogden and Ann Morrison. The juniors wha were elected have their big year ahead of them and will begin this summer by making plans for both pub- lications. ln journalism they learned the fundamentals and acquired a working knowledge of how newspaper and yearbook staffs should operate. 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Q Publucatwnzi Hzqlwuz Jlwwl 6001111 buf flung flnwafzclzi The Central Key publlshed bl monthly rs an outstanding publlcatlon whnch covers all actuvltles of the students The edltors are chosen from the journalrsm students and the practlcal experlence they acquire IS unvaluable to those who wlsh to continue In the fleld of journalism Plannlng the next Issue of the Key are Janet Russell buslness manager Larry Peters sports edltor Mlss Evelyn Burke adviser Janne Owen edltorln chlef and Jnll Evans assistant edltor The Paean also rs an establrshed mstltutson at Central and IS just as well known for nts fme quality of workmanship There are a thousand details In publlshmg the Paean and the staff was kept on the run trynng to keep up with all of them Checknng layouts for any errors are Llz Frlsble business manager Margle Caldwell panel editor Ann Morrison llt erary editor and Cherry Hyslop glrls sports edl or The responslblllty for seeing that everything runs smoothly deadlines are met and peace pre valls among the staff IS placed on the shoulders of the edltor In chlef who this year was Natalie Ensign Nat showed orlglnallty ln creating a year book that both the student body and the staff were proud of and In co operatlon with Mass Burke the facultv advlser supplied the drlve that was neces sary to complete the book on time Checking and re checkmg IS done by all the members of the staff Sandy Ogden assastant edu tor and Dave DeBoer boys sports edltor look over the dummy whlle Nat Ensign edltor In chlef pastes up a layout and Judie Walsworth art edl tor offers suggestions A word of thanks and apprecuatlon goes to the boys an prlnt shop who by dolng all the press work and making up all the pages for the Key relleve the staff of a bug problem Plannmg the makeup for the next Issue of the newspaper are Sam Kel logg Mr Krause Tom Bell and Dave Sanford I I 1 ' 1 I - 11 11 - I I I I I 1 I ' ' 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . , . 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It is this same spirit that prompts the band to play, the cheer- leaders to cheer and the students to support their teams, win, lose, or draw rls sports too are important and have become more popu- cipated in The girls learn teamwork, practice lot of fun together. for it has been . al GI lar and widely part: good sportsmanship and have a This path is perhaps clearer than the rest, traveled by many feet Eagerly and confidently they go on . . ways leaving footprints ! up f S N Q A A I 1 . 5 . ' 5 2 : 0 ' l allen ll . l'le is the do ' ' , ' ' h the oy U, . . - , 0 fuk gan' ,, ,f 4J, 1M 4. my f ',g,Af , f' , Y V 'Z 2 ' -g W- f I IQ .iw w,w, 5 A w HW Q i ig Y' AQ- ' X ,::5:,::,. f - M V Q ww Qi V YV' 2? , Ya 4 Zvi a i 'iw . ,www 9 Y M V, A4 W V wwwm .wywm 6 wwww v iv VM ,L ,, Z ,WW my 5,2 HMXQM iwvh NX. vii? .Nfl AM X. N V ffigf, Q V 4 - 1.4 y V Xyw, 1 'N ' ?-'w'?4 , QM 43 '- if Q ' ' wk- 252536 'fMmmw MMMJMWW ff? ' f i W W' Vg' M f 4- ,W gg ,Q . 4 I ,251 , 7 f .Q 'A - f Qf 'W ' A 5 if 3 wg 2 J: , I 1 W My :gf , f ' 'ff . f ,,,.,,,W., ,S A .fha I gm 'Y , ' ,www az 4, ff X ' A ' f 5 , f 4 wb' 4, 3 Lf, HWY ,Q bg, .457 f, gif 225' , y M 'WM hy w' 04 ' f W' f ffm' V, 4 1 Hz 5 7 9 'f'21f1N - ff? - S M. rf .. mmmw TWH ,lz 4 15-1 ,., A . W, FOURTH ROW: J. Graham, B. Jones, D. Baechler, J. Fullerton, J. Stone, D. Waltman, D. Zinn, H. Montgom- ery, A. Stoudinger. THIRD ROW: End Coach Burt Gustafson, D. Griffin, E. Redden, C. Canales, D. Brown, C. Long, B. Kunkle, B. Huls, J. Eliason, E. Smith, Head Coach Ted Kjolhede. SECOND ROW: Line Coach AI Ratcliff, H. White, D. Smith, W. Bonner, G. Hjortaas, L. Belcher, R. Moss, L. Joplin, E. Joplin, C. Coye. FIRST ROW: S. White, J. Rollins, D. Trumbull, D. Nunnally, G. Niebauer, D. Burrill, G. Terry, S. Hoyt, L. Van Liew, B. Snyder. This year the Bearcat gridders, under Head Coach Ted Kjolhede, Coach Al Ratcliff, and Coach Burt Gustafson, turned in a record of six wins, against three losses. In total scoring, the Bearcats rolled up 206 points, compared with 80 for the opponents. This year there were many outstanding victories, the big wins over Roseville, Chicago Farragut, Hammond Tech, and Jackson, and the closer ones over Ypsilanti and Lansing Sexton. Although it was a loss, the Bearcats played one of their finest games against Ann Arbor, in an exceptionally hard fought battle. The Pioneers managed to win by one point after pushing over a desperation T. D. in the last five seconds of play. Chuck Long and Jim Graham both did outstanding jobs as co-captains. Bearcats on the All-City Team: Dave Baechler, Dave Brown, Joe Fullerton, and Chuck Long. SCHEDULE Battle Creek Opponents Battle Creek Opponents 72 . ....... .... R oseville O l2 ........ ..... L ansing Sexton 7 I8 ....., Jackson 7 31 .... ...,. C hicago Farragut 0 6 ...... .... Y psilanti O 42 .... ..... H ammond Tech 25 O .. .... Lansing Eastern 7 7 .... ..... K alamazoo l5 I8 ..... .... A nn Arbor l9 95 62, ' .Inu jluuh Jmm ww M jim Jw who Kham cfdwm xv -fmt? aw H2 fm xxfxlg WRX Y' fQ4,,g,,,get Gvkmwfili- Q5 3 xvxoo x Q o QI Wm, awww Y' , C Wm am, f ff 174 rl dll aglcnd In Um 5!Ll4hf pidumz in Uwz 'WIuno1zq l Af. K. non Zann 'fs' if 641 W ff J 'fe an. vb W' T TL 51 Tl ' 'QEK ATT T . I CREEK CREW , THF tu li' ,Jngffi Url. I MTH: cnzsx EEK I' e ls e ' CREEK CREEK EREEK CREEK ,1' THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Mowerson, D. Priestly, L. Thorsen, D. Diget. SECOND ROW: B. Thurber, J. James, P. Seibert, E. Greenman, H. Hillman, B. Hartson, D. Simmons. FIRST ROW: R. D. Warren, D. Roderick, D. Gibbs, D. White, M. Rust, E. Seamans, F. Robinson. This year, under Coach Bob Mowerson, the cross country team had a very improved season. Under some very stiff competition, the harriers finished fourth in the State Finals, third in the State Regionals, third in the 6A, and second in the Albion Invitational. The team improved greatly from last year, but they still have the problem of lack of student support. Co-captains Max Rust and Danny White did an excellent job in guiding the team this year. SCHEDULE Battle Creek 2nd - Kalamazoo lst, Ann Arbor 3rd fTriangularI Battle Creek Ist - Lansing Sexton Znd Battle Creek Tie for 2nd - Hastings Invitational Battle Creek 3rd -Jackson Ist, Kalamazoo 2nd ITrianguIarl Battle Creek 3rd - 6A Meet Battle Creek 2nd --Albion Invitational Battle Creek 3rd - State Regionals Battle Creek 4th - State Finals 98 mafmmgwwmwm, Gordon Terry and Teammate Bill Sharp Warm Up Bill Huls Sits Out on Welton Bonner Prior to the Regionals Since Coach Floyd Oglesby has had charge of the Bearcat Wrestling Team, it has improved year by year. Before, the Bearcats were the doormat of the 6-A League, but in recent years they have risen to a position of great strength and, at present, pose a great threat in both the 6-A League and the State. This year the matmen had a very good season. The record shows six wins and three losses. All of the wins were taken by big margins, 4l-ll, 33-9, 43-2, 29-ll, and 45-5. The Bearcat losses were hard fought all the way and were decided by two or three matches. This year's co-captains, Dick Bordeaux and Dorrin Swift did a fine job in keeping the team spirit at a high level. This wrestling team can well be proud of its record. SCHEDULE Battle Creek Opponents Battle Creek Opponents 41 ......... ...... K alamazoo ll 47 ........... .... K alamazoo 2 33 ....,. ...... S turgis 9 l4 ......, .... L ansing Eastern 23 l5 ...... ...... Y psilanti 29 45 ....... .... H owe Military 5 I7 ..... ...,.. L ansing Sexton 24 Regionals ...., .... B attle Creek lst 43 ..... ...... J ackson 2 State ....... .... B attle Creek 6th 29 .......,............,................... Ann Arbor ll FOURTH ROW: Coach Floyd Oglesby, M. Rust, R. Laws, G. Root, B. Kunkle, B. Huls, W. Bonner, D. Palmiter, C. Cana'l'ilRD ROW: B. Sharp, D. Burrill, D. Trumbull, B. Lang, J. Monarch, J. Borsch, B. McClenney, D. Hedd, L. UGPSECOND ROW: J. Worden, C. Thompson, G. Collins, C. Martin, D. Bordeaux, D. Swift, J. Rollins, S. Hoyt, B. MarSliillllST ROW: B. LeClear, J. Hubbard, G. Bolden, C. Horsley, G. Hobbs, L. McCleary, N. Richardson, R. Kelley, R. Priestley, G. Terry. X THIRD ROW: M. Owen, D. Bahlmann, J. Baker, B. Wolfe, D. Kirschman, T. Davidson, D. Diget, D. Zinn, C. Canales, T. Fitzsimmons, T. Dennis, E. Gregory, Coach Bob Mowerson. SECOND ROW: B. Bowman, D. Reesman, T. Woods, J. Lee, B. Wright, J. Misner, B. Brown, D. Lee. FIRST ROW: J. Garnes, L. Heath, C. Woodward, A. Borden, J. Shay, D. Convis, F. Rounds, L. Burgett, T. Kirk- land, D. Diget, S. Miller, B. Morris. Again this year Coach Bob Mowerson's Bearcat swimmers made a record to be proud of. They had a seasonal record of seven wins and two losses. Big wins came against Jackson, who tied the Bearcats in the Cereal Bowl Relays, Lansing Eastern and the de- fending State Class B champions, East Grand Rapids. Scorewise, the biggest wins were against Grand Haven 170-l7l, Howe Military 168-9l, Lansing Sexton 159-283, and Kalamazoo 159-283. In seasonal 6-A meets, the Bearcats took four dual meets and dropped one, and in the 6-A meet the Battle Creek natators overcame some stiff competition to finish second. This year records dropped right and left. Some went so fast that they only stayed on the record books for a week. The 20-yard free-style relay, composed of Dave Diget, Jim Lee, Fred Rounds, and Bill Wright, smashed the school record in the Youth Building pool, and then went to Ann Arbor for the State Meet and broke their own record and the State record. Bill Wright equaled the 50-yard free-style school record, and Dave Diget rewrote the lOO- yard free-style school record. Dual Meet records broken were too numerous to mention. Co-captains Jim Lee and Bill Wright contributed greatly to the victories of the team, both by their swimming ability and their team spirit. SCHEDULE Battle Creek Opponents Battle Creek Opponents 2nd ftiel ........ Cereal Bowl Relays 37 .......... ..... S aginaw Arthur Hill 50 70 ..... Grand Haven l7 2nd .......... .,... S ix A Meet 68 .. .. Howe Military 9 4th ltiel ,..... ..... S tate Meet 55 ..... East Grand Rapids 32 100 3 f -E .Q 3 , ., 1 1 ,, X, 5, we 8 'A' all . -fr. 1, Vit Aff t N KS ew I ! S asm i 1 4' i ?' THIRD ROW Assistant Coach Ted Kgolhede Coach Paul Weaver SECOND ROW F Gorden G Nlebauer G Hlortaas D Brown W Hall S White FIRST ROW J Graham L Steeby B James D Davis H Rolfe A coach first year with a new school is always one of his toughest Getting acquainted with the school and the team while trying to produce a wmnmg team makes thmgs very difficult Although this was Coach Weavers first year at Central he dld a fme job Under his direction the cagers were literally giant killers The Bearcats tore into Grand Rapids South rated second In the state and defeated them 52 47 Highly rated Lansing Sexton was turned back 49 48 and Lansing Eastern was beaten 52 5l During the season Jim Graham did an outstanding job of keeping team spirit at a peak and as a result was elected captain at the end of the season All City selections were Don Davis and Bob James SCHEDULE Battle Creek Battle Creek 45 . St. Philip's 32 52 . . Grand Rapids South 47 33 . Ann Arbor 37 44 . . . Lakeview 51 60 . . Muskegon 4l 48 . Ann Arbor 53 47 . . . Kalamazoo 52 42 . Kalamazoo 54 52 . . Lansing Eastern Sl 54 . Lansing Eastern 44 34 . . Jackson 36 60 . Muskegon 45 49 . . Lansing Sexton 48 47 . . Jackson 49 53 Lansing Sexton 65 lO2 Agnamcaf Bmkntemm ,Show ,'91wdj1qhfuzq k BbJ jluzu dan the Bfdf wlurh Uwz ,Sdwnl Jbwdumd Joe Fullerton Dave Brown Chuck Long Dave Baechler All Cnty Fullback All Cnty Quarterback All Cnty Center All Cnty Tackle Don Davls All Cnty Basketball Bob James All Cnty Basketball -fm, fn 3' Ron Prlestly, All State Wrestler Dorrm Swift, All State Wrestler Dlstrlct Olymplc Champion 0 A 1 l .4 A --4 ' S ,f , Vg I l I I I ' 1 ' IZ I I ?,,a , f A, I, ,TW , ,,1. mf - ,, fa M-I' 4. 7 ,wW,,,,. I ffga , 4 ami? ' Ve W- 1 M 2 ,.,,,,22g, i ZZ? ,, ., f ' , fy f- 9? bl? 49 1 R. , f 3 ,W V ,W 3, gf X my -xxa- x x WSE www 1 wizfiumymfsigmpgspmqgvmm Jimi THIRD ROW Coach Bob Mowerson M Brooks S Hoyt J Wllkey D Bunch C Johnson R Spinlow D Nun nally F Robin on H Montgomery B Huls G Kelly L Brown J James Asst Coach Burt Gustafson SECOND ROW R Bohanna H McGee R Best D Prlestlv W Bonner F Gordon E Smith D Zinn E Redden W Gulledge D Hall G Bolden FIRST ROW D White D Lee E Seamans D Griffin R Jones J Fullerton H Stancle B Hall W Hubbard D Gibbs R D Warren After last years smashing first place in the 6 A meet this years track team hopes to equal the feat Although many varsity men graduated last year this years squad boasts many outstanding boys Low hurdler Rennie Bohanna high hurdler Duane Griffin sprinter Bob Jones quarter miler Danny White half miler Harold Stancle miler Earl Seamans high jumper and broad jumper Joe Fullerton shot putter Welton Bonner and pole vaulter Ron Best will be relied on as mamstays this year The team got off to a good sta rt by beating Lakeview Graduating seniors are Daryl Gibbs Duane Griffin Bernard Hall Bill Hubbard Dave Lee Doug Roderick Max Rust Earl Seamans Harold Stancle R D Warren and Danny White SCHEDULE Apri I7 ...... Lakeview May . Kalamazoo April 20 , Ann Arbor and Kalamazoo fTriangularl May I2 . . Regionals April 24 .... Lansing Eastern May I5 . Lansing Sexton May I . . Jackson May I9 . State Meet Moy 5 Albion Invitational May 26 . 6-A Meet 106 FWZ! I rig wifi 3 mill? 'A 32 Q ' 7 , , 1 VW 1 f W H M WU 1 W 1 A-QPU mg 5 , , , ,, , , y f 'W?'5'Y' fwmfwffwffgwk ' M1 ,, M 'V , , sig wW ' ' , I .W . ,ww W Elf .4 -'ai 1 X ,z 2 Q 5 J 'kk asm? E 'F wg ef f KQ5m ' Q 'vt' -.., ' 1 wg 3 M .,a. 0 9 v , A6'aA.cl1alLfh.cHfmaf 'nf , Ji 29' SECOND ROW: D. Trumbull, J. Pinkerton, G. Niebauer, L. Johnson, D. Smith, B. Pincoe, D. Palmiter, C. Wyers, D. Koin, G. Hjartaas, B. James, J. Stone, P. Seibert, D. Elwood, R. Lawes, D. Shearer, T. Morris. FIRST ROW: E. Beaver, J. Lee, J. Graham, C. Long, H. White, C. Coye, D. Brown, J. Stainoff, D. Bordeaux, J. Geouque, A. Stoudinger, D. Munster, T. Dula, J. Roy, J. Rollins. This year's baseball team is out to better last year's second place 6-A record. Since Coach Gerry Graham has had charge of baseball, it has been a tradition to be at the top of the 6-A league. With onlv four returning lettermen, the team has a big job cut out for them. Besides Dave Brown, Chuck Coye, Jim Graham and Jim Stainoff, the returning lettermen, Dick Bordeaux, Tom Dula, Gordon Hjortaas, Jim Lee, Chuck Long, Dave Munster, Bill Pincoe, Jim Pinkerton, Al Stoudinger, Don Trumbull and Harry White should be seeing a lot of action. SCHEDULE April 2l . East Lansing ldouble-header! May April 24 . ..... Lakeview May April 27 . . . . Kalamazoo May May l . . . . Lansing Sexton May May 5 . . Ann Arbor ldouble-headerl May May 8 . .... Jackson May May ll Lansing Eastern May I2 l 5 I 8 25 26 29 30 Benton Harbor ldouble-header! . . . Kalamazoo Lansing Sexton . . . . Jackson Battle Creek Tournament . . Lansing Eastern Battle Creek Tournament On the opposite page are pictures of the graduating seniors on the team. They are: Jim Stoinoff, Dave Brown, Jerry Geouque, Chuck Coye, Jim Graham, Dick Bordeaux, Jim Lee, AI Stoudinger, Chuck Long, Harry White, Tom Dula l08 and Dave Munster. W-ggi 11 9 MW fair 69 9.4 mom bi, the 5. a a amd SECOND ROW: Miss McKellar, adviser, Jackie Shay, Brenda Edmonds, Mary Mohney, Penny Pickens, Mary Steele, Jill Wagner, Miss Castelluccio, adviser. FIRST ROW: JoAnne Western, Janie Smith, Dorothy Coffman, Sec'yg Nancy Skeels, Pres., Glenda Carpenter, Veepg Jeannette Pultorak, Treas. The Girls' Athletic Association, which is a national organization, offers membership to any girl who enjoys sports and the companionship of other girls. The board, consisting of three sophomores, three juniors, and three seniors, in addition to the four officers, is elected in the spring. To be eligible to run for office a girl must first take out a petition and have it signed by a specified number of G.A.A. members. Any girl who has participated in at least one activity is qualified to vote in the election. G,A.A. is run on a point basis, with fifty points being given for bowling and twenty-five points for other sports. Three hundred points are required for a numeral, six hundred for a letter, and nine hundred for a gold pin. These acknowledgements of active participation are given to the girls at an awards assembly which takes place in May. During the year the girls play many round-robin tournaments among themselves and also attend several play- days. These playdays are conducted in a spirit of friendly competition and enable the girls to form new friendships with students in other schools. The advisers of G.A.A. this year were Miss Castelluccio and Miss McKellar. lll Hn J. H. C09 .Iaafzn Hand Spa m-E.. Officials' Club, which was organized in I949, is composed of girls who are interested in officiating at athletic events. The girls are required to pass a written examination in order to become members. They referee at junior high school playdays and at all G. A. A. games. Other duties include umpiring, scorekeeping, and timekeeping. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Conley, Glenda Carpenter, Mary Mohney, Leola Hilburn, Dorothy Coffman, Retta Chit- wood, and Jeannette Pultorak. SECOND ROW: Penny Pickens, Mitzi Rau, Miss Castelluccio, G. A. A. sponsor, Judy Wood, Janie Smith, and Brenda Edmonds. FIRST ROW: Nancy Skeels, Jackie Shay, Olene Jacobson, and Jill Wagner. The girls belonging to the splash club met two days weekly after school at the Youth Building. This activity was sponsored for those interested in swimming. The girls enjoyed participating in the sport. ln dry dock are Marrietta Lehman, Jill Wagner, Brenda Edmonds, Jackie Shay, Dorothy Coffman, Ruth Elmer, Mary Steele, Jo Adams, Jeannette Pultorak, and Retta Chitwood. Develop , Any girl who took an interest in, or who en- joys bowling, participated in this phase of G. A. A. The girls met every Wednesday night after school at the Michigan Recreation bowling alleys. Fifty points were given to each girl who attended a majority of the times. Picking out their bowling shoes from Jill Wagner and Mitzi Rau are Linda Hardy, Bon- nie Knapp, Barbara Blair, Janice Oberlin, and Marrietta Lehman. Keeping score is an art in itself, say the girls. Debating whether an X stands for a strike or a spare, and if three strikes in a row is a chicken or a turkey are Leola Hilburn, Jean- nette Pultorak, Jackie Shay, Jo Adams, Retta Chitwoad, Dorothy Coffman, Mary Mohney, Nancy Skeels, Penny Pickens, Olene Jacobson, Judy Wood, Mary Steele, Carol Hainline, Miss McKellar, Brenda Edmonds, Diana Hillman, and JoAnne Western. Most of the girls were veteran bowlers, and those who weren't, learned quickly. Com- petition was keen for the Tin Cup, which was given to the girl with the best average. Win- ning Et for the second year in a row with an average of lO8, was Glenda Carpenter. Watch- ing Glenda strike out on the tenth frame is JoAnn Western. dndJfauQ .rom gg Among the most popular of the girls' sports is basketball. Five teams are chosen among the girls who come out for the sport, and then a round-robin tournament is played. Referee Janie Smith calls for a jump ball between Judy Newman and Olene Jacobson. Waiting for the tip off are Bonnie Knapp, Mary Steele, Connie McFaII, Judy Wood, Joen Dun- ham, JoAnne Western, Barbara Conley, and Sandra Hadley. The girls realize the importance of learn- ing the fundamentals of the game before they actually begin playing. They become thorough- ly familiar with the rules, and the techniques of passing, dribbling, and shooting. Practicing free shots are Nancy Skeels, Brenda Edmonds, and Ruth Elmer. Picking up some pointers are Mary Jo Robinson, Beulah Daniel, Jackie Shay, Jill Wagner, Marvette Dan- iels, Ellen Thurman, and Marrietta Lehman. One of the new sports added to the list of G. A. A. activities this year was archery. The Robin Hoods, as they are called, found that much practice was needed to develop the per- fect co-ordination and timing required by the sport. Penny Pickens, Retta Chitwood, Marrietta Lehman, Nancy Skeels, and Mary Mohney look on as Dorothy Coffman, JoAnne Western, and Mitzi Rau prepare to shoot. ll4 Hood Jima! jnqnfluzlt This year volleyball was centered around practicing and learning the techniques of the game. Later in the season the girls had a round-robin tournament and went to Lakeview for a playday. Each girl who participated in the sport received 75 points. Showing Judy Newman, Ellen Thurman, Barbara Conley, Linda Hardy, JoAnne Western, Dorothy Coffman, Retta Chitwood, and Penny Pickens how it's done is Jill Wagner. Something new was added this year by way of a girls' 6-A conference. lt was held in Kala- mazoo and there was competition in softball, table tennis, volleyball, and swimming. The girls attended discussion groups in the afternoon to see how the G. A. A.'s in the other schools were organized. Learning the correct way to serve from Janie Smith before they attend the conference are Jo Adams, Nancy Skeels, Jeannette Pul- torak, Marilyn Conley, Ruth Elmer, and Beulah Daniel. Table tennis and badminton were two of the individual sports which the girls enjoyed this year. Though not widely participated in, the girls who did come out learned new skills and had good times together. Eager to play ball are Linda Hardy, Olene Jacobson, Judy Wood, Leola Hilburn, Judy New- man, Penny Pickens, Nancy Skeels, and Glenda Carpenter. X' 1,1 45.-Q5 mu. ,yawn 5 61 pi' - 0 Q J s ,T x Nm I-4 ? fl lx FQ uf M11 S fo A ACTIVITIES X if LVJ The actuvltles of our school are as many and varled as the nn terests of the students As new Interests are formed so are new actlvntles so that the held wldens and spreads every year In soclal servuce and speclal mterest clubs we learn toler ance Increase our knowledge meet new people serve our school and communlty and have good tlmes together Our advssers who guve freely of thenr tume and efforts work with us to make these actlvntnes worthwhile Democracy IS practnced In our school through the student councll whnch helps us solve our problems and galn an lnslght unto the functlonmg of government These thmgs are tradltlonal and we take prlde In deepening the paths made by those who went before us fl ak :if Q ' v K 6 0 0 T S 1 . N.. C O 9 0 0 I 'O O J' . . . D . . 1 Q, I . . ' - , . . f 1 K . 2.212 6 V,f'! Ev QA . ., fi fffigpfi Y ' .nw ff is 'QUE 9 5 fp gf 'gg It 5 ., Q ' is s T: IIUM Eat drlnk and be merry An merry these gurls are as they relax an talk at the D of L potluck There are al ways plenty of toplcs for conversation It seems, boys, clothes, boys, school work, boys Entertainment was provided by some of the acts from the Band Follles whuch made for a pretty complete evennng l20 eioualwzdjamm 51101424 The Daughters of Llberty formed durlng the Flrst World War as a mllltary organlzatlon has long been one of Centrals most active gurls groups lts purpose IS to be of service to the school and community as well as sponsoring so clal actlvltles Membershlp IS automatlcally glven to every glrl who attends Central As a servlce progect thus year the group made calls for the P TSA One of the fall actlvrtles was the sopho more tea which was given to acquaint the new members wrth the organlzatlon Plannrng the combrnatlon style show and Mother s Day tea which was held rn the sprung are lsrttrngl Jane Gardner Secy Connie Malns Treas Barb Taylor Pres Joanne MacDonald Veep lstandmgl Janrce Flanders Jeanine Cucuro Janet Flanders board members Miss Sally Schwab club advlser Nancy Peterson and Mary Mallory board members As one of lts annual socnal actrvrtnes the D of L sponsored the Fall Frollc The theme of the dance was Autumn Leaves and the decora trons were carrled out with a wlshlng well and bright fall colors The group also spon sored the Double Feature dance which cllmaxed Twlrp Week lt was gurl date boy and the couples dressed allke o 0 I I I ' ' I I - I I , . . . 1 1 . . , l . . 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H Paid of .School Lge The SCIENCE Club IS orgamzed to stImuIate the Interest and Increase the knowledge of ITS members In all phases of the fIeld MembershIp IS offered to anyone who has taken or IS taklng a SCIENCE course In hIgh school and who passes the InItIatIon Though there was not o SCIENCE Farr fhIS year some of the students worked on prolects that Interested them The subgect of telephone and telegraph systems of fered many p0SSlbIllfIeS and Mr Phares club ad vIser explanns the operatron of a telephone relay to John Stetler Treas Beth Frey Secy Dave DeBoer Pres Dave Brown Veep and Mr DeBoer club ad vIser The bIggest undertakmg of the year was the Chlcago trap whIch was paId for In part by the money earned from dough nut sales In the one day that they spent there the members vIsIted the FIeld Mu seum the Museum of SCIENCE and Indus try and the Planetarlum The club also VISIfEd the Uppohn Company In Kalama zoo and heard lectures on HI FI and dIa mond cuttlng Alan Blankenshlp explaIns the opera tIon of a gear to the members who have shown an Interest In machInes ChemIstry IS by no means Ignored and the molecular structure of dIfferent mo terIals proved to be an Il1fBfESfIhg subgect Dave DeBoer QIVES an explanatlon of how the molecules are arranged In an alde hy e l2l I - I I 1 I ' I - I a I I 1 'I 1 1 1 'I 1 1 ' 1 ' . . 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Z . .M 6 I 5 . Q . 1-2... , 1 N? 'S ' Y. s if? if ww S anwf' U This year fifty-five students parti- cipated in the local spring speech contest, setting a record for Battle Creek Central. This contest offered the opportunity to participate in any one of five areas, namely, oration, interpretative reading, extemporane- ous speaking, humorous reading, and oratorical declamation. Posing for the photographer are lsittingl Min- nie Griffin, Sandy Shearer, Mr. Reed, Dee Rose, John Couch, lstandingl David Roberts, Margie Johnson, Judy Newman, Jerrie Bryant, Barbara Co- hen and Phyllis Mallory. wp swf pmgmn in pzafgmm rf' NN -Uno: 85453225 In the third area of spring speech, extemporaneous speaking, a student must be able to speak on any general topic after an hour's preparation. The primary pur- pose of the humorous reading is to enter- tain, and this is taken from a play, short story, or novel. ln the fifth area, oratori- cal declamation, the student is required to memorize a historical speech and pre- sent it before an audience. Out of the fifty-five students who participated in the local contest, ten qualified for the 6-A. Looking confident and poised are lsittingl Jerrie Bryant, Mitzi Rau, Allan Claypool, Barbara Co- hen, lstandingl David Roberts, Dee Rose, John Couch, Ruth Hollands and Chuck Gehrman. 126 NT '-1-..... 'N-Q... A student who chooses oration as the area he wishes to speak in, must present an original speech which deals with a topic of political, so- cial, or economic significance. ln choosing in- terpretative reading, he must choose a cut from a short story, novel, or play and prepare it for reading before an audience. Among the other students who participated in the local spring speech contest were lsittingl Ruth Hollands, Bob Covey, Mitzi Rau, Jackie Hildner, Wendell Thorngate, lstandingl Chuck Gehrman, Allan Claypool, Linda Mantle, John Doty, Wendy Walkinshaw and Jerry Geouque. ...MSSQ- dad ,3D!l2I'lA,liC ' Resolved: that the federal government should guarantee higher education to qualified high school graduates through grants to colleges and universities. Allan Claypool gives his argument for the affirmative in this debate topic while Mead Killion, also of the affirmative, and Jim Balfour and Ken Kaiser of the negative, listen attentively. These boys realize that to be a good debater means being conscious of every word your oppon- ent says, having a thorough knowledge of your subject, and being able to formulate new ideas quickly and concisely. Debate is directed toward students interested in improving their abilities in reasoning, in argument, and in de- fending their ideas before an audi- ence. Students participate in discus- sion, debate, and spring speech activi- ties. The debaters appeared in over thirty debates, winning four and los- ing four in the state league, and win- ning six and losing four to place sec- ond in the 6-A league. Posing with the plaque that they won for placing second in the 6-A league are lsittingl Ruth Hollands, Allan Claypool, Mead Killian, Ken Kaiser, lstandingl Robert Covey, Jim Balfour, Chuck Gehrman, Denny Bunch and Mr. Reed, instructor. Besides participating in debat ing contests the team appeared before two service clubs in town and gave a demonstration debate at Western Michigan College for all debating students from that area They also attended two clm ics on college campuses where they heard lectures given by various authorities. Planning a case outline for their debate topic are Ruth Hol- lands, Allan Claypool, Ken Kaiser, Mead Killian and Jim Balfour. l27 Jodaqh Clfufrld .UA H Whether your interest in math lies in the field of teaching, engineering, statistics, or just helping junior with his algebra, the mathematics club seeks to develop further interest in all of these, and many other related fields. At each meeting, held monthly, some of the members present projects for the group. The preparation of these involves a good deal of thought, time, and research. After investigating the subject of surveying, Bill Pincoe, Veep, explains the operation of a transit to Sue Deo, Sec'y, Chuck Coye, Treas., Dick Kirschman, Pres., and Tom Woods, Parl. The sky's the limit-or rather it used to be. ln recent years astronomers and other scientists have uncovered many of the mys- teries of the universe. Tony Morehouse, who intends to make a career of astronomy, dem- onstrates a telescope which he himself con- structed. Listening are the advisers, Miss Wakefield and Mr. Volmar, and the other members of the club. The field of mathematics is broad, and offers many opportunities to those who enter it. Some of the members of the club will be taking specialized courses in college so they feel that now is the time to sample everything and see what they are interested in. Ed Sibley, who also shows an interest in astronomy, points out on a model the stars within sixteen light years of the sun. Watch- ing are Jon Eliason, Sue Deo, Linda Newkirk, Paul Patterer, Jim Stanfield, Doug Roderick, Jack Barnes, Chuck Long, Raymond Johnson, Doug Woodard, Galen Foster, Dick Moody, and Alan Miller. :nf WwWWa,,,,..,,.M Ccfalzld of The Commercial Club, organized this year, is a chap- ter of the State Retail and Office Club of Michigan. Its purpose is to promote better relations between school and business and to acquaint its members with the different phases of retailing. Learning something about the selling end of the business are Jerry Misner, Publicity Director, Dan Dement, Pres., Bob Byrne, Veep, Vivian Rice, Sec'y, Paul Patterer, Treas., and Gary Sonneville, Sergeant-at-Arms. The activities of the club were numerous, the members as- sisted with decorations for the V. A. hospital, worked with the Battle Creek Chamber of Commerce to promote a mas- ter plan for the downtown shopping district, and attended the University of Michigan business day. And first prize goes to the Commercial Club for the most original float in the homecoming paradel This was the result of hours of planning and co-ordinated efforts of all the club members, they could rightly feel proud. But this was just the beginning. ln co-operation with the Student Council, the Commercial Club took pep promotion as its main project, and in connection with this, sponsored the Bearcat Roll Call. Sixteen hundred names were obtained and the roll call was then presented to Janet Buss, school pep promoter. For the benefit of those juniors and seniors who wished to work during the Christmas holidays, the Commercial Club sponsored a Christmas sales training program. This program acquainted the students with handling cash, selling, writing sales slips, and various other fundamentals. Demon- strating a ticket-making machine is Beverly Spratt. Watching are lback row? Muriel Brown, Audrey Simmons, Mr. Clark, club adviser, Kenneth Burk- head, Harland Dore, Maynard Smead, Dick Ed- monds, Bill Culver, lfront rowl Barbara Blair, Car- son Boyd, Lynn Hurlbut, and Barbara Cantrell. ld Cllr Wfwnwtc Hood will The Junior Red Cross works toward the same goal as does the senior organizationg namely, to promote international good will. Membership is open to anyone who has a sin- cere lnterest and a desire to do service work This year the club sponsored a county council meeting at which twenty seven schools were represented Some of the members attended volunteer classes which trained them to help in such Red Cross work as staff and motor service and emergency cases To earn money the club sold bake goods at school during the noon hour Ready with an open cash box are Norma Coash Pres Charles Davis Veep Judy Kitley Treas Phyllis Mallory Secy and Mrs Vanderbrook club sponsor The national Junior Red Cross is inter ested in informing its members of the activi ties of some of the different groups through out the United States suggesting new service projects and cultivating health of mind and body With these ends in view it publishes monthly the Junior Red Cross Journal Read ing this very worthwhile magazine are Janet Cushing and Judy Burrill Making a report on one of the articles is Janet Nesbitt The most important project that the club undertook was filling a chest to send to a for eign country Included in this were games toilet articles and school supplies which were paid for out of the profits made on the bake goods Preparing things to go in the chest are Wilma Jean Anderson Sandra Hoff Rich ard Evans Helen Mathis and Barbara Logan The club also made decorations for dances at the V A Hospital as another project 130 , . y . at 1 4 ' 2 Q . . z 1 , . 1 , . . , by I 'I ' I I I 'I 2.4 l I - ' Y Af 1 1 - I 1 I - 1 ww, f S f . . ,M K . f ' 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 f Zigi 1f?jM,, Mjgffh ,f , j 3 Q Q M I 9, , ' ' ' f 1 I 'T J l ' wawmlzi, and comm, The Y-Luncheon stands for youth and the ideals of youth. The group is associated with the school, but their main affiliation is with the Y.W.C.A. The mem- bers are responsible for a true Christian attitude to- ward enriching their own lives and becoming beneficial to their community. The organization, always an active one, was true to form this year. Included among the activities was o tea for prospective members, the Halloween formal, sock hop, splash party, making a float for homecoming, senior breakfast, and the traditional Queen's Tea. The officers worked well together and their efforts did much toward making the club a success. Planning the Mother and Daughter Tea are Bonnie Sharpe, Veep, Sandy Shearer, Pres., Jean Ahlberg, Treas., Connie Boker, Sec'y, and Jeannette Corkins, Judy Fry, Diana Hendrickson and Fran Conde, board members. From out of the pages of a fashion magazine come some of the Y-Luncheon members. These girls, who modeled in the style show given for Central girls and their mothers, know the importance of poise, to- gether with a friendly smile. Connie Baker gives Fran Conde, Sharon Ashley, Kathy Allmendinger, Violet Gibson, Rusty Robbins and Mary Lou Chaney some pointers before the show begins. As a service project this year the girls adopted a family. They sent them a Thanksgiving basket and at Christmas time gave them clothing, food and toys. This was paid for in part by the girls themselves and the balance was taken from money earned from dances, selling taffy apples, and selling St. Patrick's Day corsages. Because the Y-Luncheon is a very popular group with the girls, the meet- ings are well attended. Waiting for pro- ceedings to begin are lfirst rowl Mar- garet Mahmet, Berenice Puchoff, Barbara Brewer, Eileen Dangerfield, Sandra Wales, Mary Steele, Shirley Schrock, Sylvia Prit- chard, Helen Tichenor, lsecond rowl Joy Wood, Linda Peterson, Cathy Slayton, Judy Bestervelt, Nancy Struwin, Billie Jean Windham, Maude Dickerson, Bobbie Cummings, lthird rowl Hilda Heusel, ad- viser, Pat Plott, Pat Stumm, Joan Phillips, Judie Rambow, Charolette Smith, Ann Sleight, Berneice Parsons, Joan Thayer, Violet Gibson and Mrs. Pierce, adviser. fhnmhan L' The Trl Hu Y a newly organized gurls club IS based on the same prlnclples as the HI Y The large membership whlch It boasts IS due to the efforts of those gurls who worked long and hard last year Iaylng the ground work for the organlzatuon Bethanne Frey Pres reads the motto on which the Trl Hu Y places a strong emphasls Pure thoughts pure words pure ac tlons Lnstemng are Janne Owen Treas Janet Buss Parl Barbara Taylor Secy Mary Ann Sahr Chaplain and Luz Frrsble Veep Battle Creek Central has many trophies to Its credlt but never so many as when you begun cleaning all the cases at least thats what these members of the Trl HI Y say Work mg dlllgently are Janlce Flanders Sue Deo Sandy Ogden Phyllls Mallory and Annette Gray Besides taking this as a prolect the club sent representatives to the Tru Hr Y conference made a float for homecommg and sponsored a banquet Go go go' One of the bug prolects which the club undertook was makmg posters for sports events lt required a lot of time but the members gave lt all they had lt takes the artlstlc touch say Nancy Rice Sue Wllcox Annette Gray Jud: Briggs Sharon Christopher Connle Malns Jlll Evans Ann Conroy Janet Thomet and Sue Fredenburg Also the mem bers sponsored the Boosterette Club to promote spmt at the games 367 ,P U5.,J 'm -an gil Hama and ,School To create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character. These words which Dave Brown, Pres. of Hi-Y, reads, form the basis for one of the most active boys' organi- zations in Central. The club is open to any boy who is interested, and the annual membership drive always brings an enthusiastic response. Listening are Jon Eliason, Sec'y, Dave DeBoer, Veep, Steve White, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Potts, club adviser, and Dick Clearwater, Treas. Around this table problems are thrashed out, new ideas come into be- ing, and projects are planned. Among the things the Hi-Y did this year were building a float with the Tri-Hi-Y for the homecoming parade, sending rep- M13 resentatives to the State Hi-Y legisla- ture, painting their meeting room, and preparing Christmas baskets. No doubt some heavy thinking is being done by fsittingl Howard Knowles, Jim Messen- ger, Eddie Greenman, Bob Auble, Phil Coates, Bill Kunkle, Dave Ford, lstand- ingl Bob Bowman, Bob Hook, Burt Golden, Larry Peters and Bart Hartson. v The Hi-Y stresses sports and recrea- tional activities as well as service proj- ects, and in this game, as both Bob Wolfe and Bill Pincoe will testify, concentration is the key. Watching a re Dick Kirschman, Tom Woods, Leon Bradley, Jim Graham, John Stetler, Loren Thorsen and Pete Seibert. Ui gli! I wwf 'ni iofducaia The Future Teachers Assoclatlon IS a club whuch offers appraprrate experiences to help potential teachers prepare for college programs of teacher educatron One of the most rnterest mg of these IS the cadet teaching plan whlch allows the student to spend two hours a day workmg wuth children In the elementary schools Sellmg candy at the basketball games proved to be a profitable money maknng project The officers of the club who are eager to dem onstrate their sales technique to Mr Postma are Penny Pickens Treas Nancy Struwm Pres Galen Foster Parl Janet Hall Hlst Ann Con roy Secy and Sue Wnlcox Veep All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy and so theres time for fun too Enloy Ing refreshments at thelr Valentme party are lstandlngl Ruth Elmer Natalle Ensign Paul Patterer Sharon Dunham Helen Tlchenar Judl Hoffman lslttrngl Ellen Thurman Karen De Vault and Ethel Luse The F T A trnes to provide Its members with speclflc mformatlon about opportunities In the various flelds of educatlon Janle Owen descrrbes the present condltlons ln the fleld the advantages and dlsadvantages of the pro fesslon and the quallflcatlons of a successful teacher Llstenlng are Mary Ann Sahr Sandy Shearer Sue Johnston June Wilferd Sue Stoud- inger Kay Norris Kathy Allmendinger Susie Rosenbaum and Carol Lyman. . .andical The Future Nurses Association familiarizes girls with nursing and prepares them in some measure for future training. Membership is offered to any girl who is inter- ested. Busy making sandwiches to sell during the noon-hour are Marilyn Selbee, Pres., JoAnne Western, Veep, Margie Thomet, Treas., Miss Warrick, club adviser, and Janice Flanders, Sec'y. Other money-making projects included a paper sale, bake goods sale, and rummage sale. The girls get some practical experience in nursing as Janet Vandeburg and Connie Shaw demonstrate how to set a broken arm. Watching are Joanne Cheatham, Connie Green, Maude Dickerson, Jodine Abair, Carol Cross, Mary it Jefferies, Jacky Howard, Ellen Conroy, Judy Newman, and Nicky Sheppard. To serve where there is a need. The girls real- ize the significance of these words which Joanie Mac- Donald reads. They know that to be a nurse is to be physically fit and mentally alert, with a sincere desire to serve their fellow men. Listening are Pat Evans, Mary Jo Rosa, Janet Kilpatrick, Judy Nesseth, Evon uf? Danek, Barbara Cummings, Phyllis Mallory, Joan Thayer, Judy Sibley, Dorothy Nightingale, and Lois Evans. To get a true picture of how a nurse lives and some of her duties, the club visited Leila and the V. A. hospitals. Some of the members went to Sparrow in Lansing and Bronson in Kalamazoo. ln the spring the girls took a trip to Chicago where they toured several hospitals. 'Ullfluz Cffolzld The Dramatics Club, newly organized this year, is open to anyone interested in acting or in any of the many phases of play production. The members worked hard, and at the end of the year trophies were presented to those who did outstanding work. The awards for dramatic achievement went to Richard Ashley and Alan Randall, the award for the person who contributed most to Dramatic Club activities went to Nancy Peterson. One of the high spots in the year was picking club pins. Nancy Peterson, Pres., looks for advice to Mr. Glan- cy, club sponsor, Larry Peters, Veep, Wesley Robinson, ParI., Dee Rose, Sec'y, and Penny Pickens, Treas. Money-making was a big problem which the club faced, for the production of plays is expensive. However, the members responded with enthusiasm, and the program got under way with the selling of programs at basket- ball games and checking coats at the Percy Jones Gymnasium. Selling Dramatics Club pens was also a fill-the-treasury project. Betty Swain and Dick Kirschman exhibit their wares for Ron Huyck, Joanne Jodon, and John Doty. f f f' f .. V V y The club's schedule this year was indeed a full one. ln October they presented two one- act assembly plays entitled Child Wonder and How to Propose. Two three-act plays, You Can't Take It With You and Ladies ln Retirement, were given at the Southwest- ern Junior High School in November and Feb- ruary respectively. ln April the group pre- sented another one-act assembly play entitled Fool's Paradise. The productions were re- ceived enthusiastically by the student body, particularly the assembly plays. Reading lines in preparation for a play are lsittingl Sue Deo, Annette Gray, Stan Steele, Paul Patterer, Galen Foster, Wendy Walkinshaw, Retta Chitwood, fstandingl Judy Macey, and Nanci Blackerby. igdga n Play production does not involve merely actors and actresses, there are also boys and girls behind the scenes who give of their ideas and their talents. One of the big jobs is publicity, which involves numerous posters, newspa- per advertising, and stunts which will get people interested in attending. Scenery sets the stage, and this year the club built a complete set for the school. lt was a tremendous job, but the results will be worth it in the years to come. Putting in many hours of their time on this project are Gary Arm- strong, Wayne Stevens, Jim Harris and Richard Ashley. Seeing to the lighting are Marvin Hughey and Allan Ran- dall. Make-up is also an important part of any play, and they say that practice makes perfect. Demonstrating their talents on Janet Dutton, Nancy Vogler and Carol Chivington, are Leola Hilburn, Carol Hol- comb and Mitzi Rau. As a social activity this year, the club had a picnic in the spring for all the members. Also they entered a float in the homecoming parade. One of the most important events of the year was the announcement of those qualified to become members of the nation-wide Thespian Society. This is the first year that Central has been a charter member of this hon- orary dramatics' organization. To qualify, a person had to have fifteen points, which is equivalent to l50 hours of work. Points are accumu- lated by attending meetings, having a part in a play, working on scenery, etc. Looking proud and happy at the honor are lfirst rowl Richard Ashley, Mitzi Rau, Joanne Jodon, Nancy Pe- terson, Alan Randall, Mr. Glancy, 'second rowl Donna Love, Penny Pickens, John Doty, Janet Dutton, Bob Hook, Nancy Vogler, Dee Rose, lthird rowl Royce Richardson, Wayne Stevens, Wesley Robinson, Adie Herst, Carol Holcomb, Judy Macey and Leola Hilburn. Missing from the picture are Larry Peters, Paul Richardson and Virginia Rogers. -5292? L k '9 A 'V' x xw ag Q ni 3 Q25 W1 .3 I ' , 'WWE' 5 A: ev 'E ': - . V X , E 'N-. V ,195 1,3 w K V ' A 4 Y 'ff Ly W W V ' ' ' M. fzfigfqz A5 ,. , Q W' xv 2 Wx , ,Q -'Ffa-,2::a . Q - ii, :::: 'z::' ' Q, 2214 , . 4.1 , ' F ' I n M All Y , E QA X ,' 5 f . in I V, 'T ' D. ,ag x V , ', vt? 409 ,Y N ii nf '-'fw Qu.. 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I ' at ,, ' 'Z' y .- , ar ' ,',..w ' 'LZ' , .-4 .N-3 a 1 W V-w '0k ,I -. f V v M42 f .wQuanM?W 4 'P mg C 2 1 9 f 4 3 F! fu X, SQA Mm J ,X LIGHTER MOMENTS Vlfl VVXI7- g The thrall of Band Follies and Clash Day fun the Sophomore Swnng J Hop Sensor Prom Homecommg hopes and Cereal Bowl dreams the fnendly talks the llvely fun many of our memorles are made of these lighter moments without whnch the picture of our chool llfe would not be complete Behind all these things ns Frnsky who beckons us to follow And so we grve our efforts and our time our enthusuasm and our resourcefulness our laughter and our tears to make these mem ones happy ones both for ourselves and for our classmates These are the thlngs we wlll remember' 141 X Hg Q I 5 0 Q Q X 0 o x : 0 X3 0 '0 0 'Q 'Q . . 0 y A U f W V 5 ff 7105 Z! fm , 4 1 I , . ,1 W, ,Q ylgn .4 is . .A Q Q ' , 3' 1, 'mega H' gi M2 Bl '34 'ggi 'W f ,SQL 6'nJmaLa6'nwl,Q1mamA, V 4 41f, ,7 ska ZWMN I NANC 0 JANET Buss JOAN MocDONALD MARILYN SELBEE CHERRY HYSLOP 'lu-an lg ' f F ' H xl, ind? . 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N N- --an , .u....,...h W ..,.....,. ,,,,,,, ... ,, I - .,............f.,- .,-,...,., if 13 i i . 6 grill :ivy ' 419' . , w 4' :Lg-2'.f?? ts f ... M I .. ' -H jlmdrjcanca a6'lunqaJ2alinqv!'7Z0 Since my first day as a sophomore till now as a graduating senior, I have followed Frisky in school work, sports, activities, and the lighter moments, all of which have been a part of my life at Central. Now, on my last day, he takes me by the hand and walks with me as I try to impress upon my mind each tiny detail of each scene that has become so familiar to me. First we go up the stairs to third floor and open the door of C-IZ. This is my counselors' office. Here I have always been welcome, whether I had a problem on my mind that I wanted to discuss or whether I mere- ly wanted to stop for a moment for a friendly talk. The study hall is right next door, and here and there a discarded magazine lies on a desk, showing that the room has not long been empty. How many hours I have spent here during class time, at noon, and before school, I cannot imagine. Next we go downstairs to the social room and never before has it seemed so big to me-or so empty. Here I have spent many pleasant hours, both at school dances and during the noon hour when I have stopped to talk with friends. We go out the big doors and upstairs once more to the library. In this place, anyway, I still find many of my friends-books that I have read and sometimes re-read, both for school assignments and for my own enjoyment. I came here often, for I knew I could al- ways find help. Lastly, we go downstairs to the school store. Dur- ing the year I came here at least once a day for school supplies, candy, or just talk. It is here that I take my leave of Frisky. His eyes are smiling at me and I know that at last I have reached the end of the path that I have followed faithfully. I shall miss this school that has been my life for three years, but tomorrow there will be new footprints to follow, a new symbol, new hopes, and new dreams. 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I Jeannette Jacobs Kay Llghtheart Ruth Peterson Charlotte Puckett Carol Wllllson Shelby Barley Norma Bouchard Morgue Fralev .lodelle Greensmnth Barbara Hansen Carol I-lowne Qllnn -- W NE TYPE 30NNET a telephone operator s headset We who ve been workung part tame at Mrchngan Bell thus past year luke It very much Our work IS fascinating too and If you re looking for a steady 'ob with good pay ln pleasant surroundings we re sure you d luke lt here, too 156 MICHIGAN BEl.l. TELEPHONE COMPANY 84 E Mlohlgan Battle Creek E Q x X A Q L ' Qi 1 e'-s ' f l X 1 Congratulations, Class of '56 from L. W. ROBINSON OO. For Your Convemence MICHIGAN NATICNAL BANK Open Unt11 4 30 Every Week Day Includmg Saturday Member Federal Reserve Bank Member Federal Deposxt Insurance Corp U UI 1 I J X Il F 8 X Ill ll f 1 Service Station ,wr V I0 xxo wmv 157 l ' bllun 'f ll s-. li 0 Repairs Xyuslming -- Pulisl i Q y Q I Hufwrs of f'i1' l,lS'l'i'S ll Tl'Ul11bUII'S XX'PillliIIQS--,giftIIKIQIYS-Sll0NYf'I'.' O ' .Xu ' '- suric-S U1 . 'OTIII .Xu-nllc' ul Cnumun l'l1fmf- WU--so H sf, li. xli.l,iQ..., ' -. onffr ilu 'IIIOII I S 1 0 0 HAMBURGERS ALEXANDER PHARMACY I Xlxl'X IFXX 0 VX State Nt I RB XND XI I Phone NN O l 15-bl XNO 73411 NXO 79301 WOLVERINE INSURANCE COMPANY and FEDERAL LIFE AND CASUALTY COMPANY are proud to have m Il'1S1I' employ more than hfty graduates of Battle Creek I-hgh School T Al X WOLVERINE INSURANCE COMPANY and FEDERAL LIFE AND CASUALTY COMPANY PHOI XIX PRINTING CO SEED and PET STORE L Howard A Wolf Owne S H1 XVO 8 8412 45 CAPITAL AVE NE WO 4 7 323 158 C ,, 2 lc . S 0 , Clf ss I 'SF vm- 5 5. 1 7 ' I --Y '- plflllb 1, , ll nl E- in L lxe . umni join the otluer employees ol Vol- glny-lulw verine and Federal in exlending lo you ilu'-ir V 'i i ' 'I llearliesl congralulalions on your graduation. XX'olvvrino-Iifflvrnl Tous-r Iilonle I o flllicc' -- Faflory - Automolnile Rf-al Estate Forms l.eHf-rlwncls - Cards - lnvilaiions Xvlwn You Tllinlz of Printing - Thin of Phoenix I0 .l. lxlonroc Sl. H. lj. flsimnder ' one v ' U ' ' Compliments of EATON MANUFACTURING CO Valve Dlvlslon Rltzee Hcxmburgs PLUMBING AND HEATING H U N T E R P R E L L XXO I 938 I59 The Snack That Brings You Back I3 E .I ICSOTI PIIOIIQ I --TT , SHANE3 'I I10 Smartest CIoIIms in Tourn V. Nlifll. XVO 5-395 CAPITAL FOOD SHOP Groceries-AIeuls--Frozen Foods Iiurhvquv CTI1ic'Ie0n cmfI Ribs 2242 upiIuI Ava. SAV. NXT, ,II. When You Thlnk oI Home Purnlshmgs Thlnk of RUBLES INC 45 E MICHIGAN Phone WO 3 1521 HOLSUM BREAD COMPANY INC Bread P163 Cakes Rolls Phone WO 2 3712 I PORTER STREET URBANDALE Floral and Nursery 773 BI IDI-ORD RID XX O 8001 Co zqralu uizons C c 0 J6 MAC S VARIETY STORE 9 , O rl I ' . Irss 'T Growers of Fine FI0w0rs .Ifom - - P , I - I60 HALL DRUG STORE 502 UPTON AVE. CNOHIQ to US ,Of UH YOHV' IIUUCIS SODAS DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Congrulu lations Class of '56 HOLMES - FORD Your Fore! Devils-r Sinn- IDA-XVII? N. HOIBIES Class of '27 Congratulations rom CLARK EQUIPMENT CO SHOP AND SAVE SEARS ROEBUCK and CO 235 Capltczl Ave SW EMMERSON Truck and Storage Co 121 E STATE ST Phone WO 5 5167 HOSH S GRILL SLPI Q lop S91 ooc C IIC en Be-Pr 'mr XX me Xlr onc ILIOYIPC I I XXO 39393 AT l Nloving - Slnrugc- - Pm king , f ek.-Cl if I- Lk . cl -.-'C l rI Agent BIUIIIIJPI' Allied Van Lino. Inf. Open 24 hours to Serve You . - ' 34 Ca Jila . V --, 161 l me meet In eve-rx SVU' XUUV DMC t0 MAYGS DATE BAR JEVS Pl ERQ BS !'l?,!2'!:E?' ASHLEY DAIRY CO Brook Street Phone WO 2 4006 C S BAKER BRGS PHARMACY CLEANERS 420 Ccfpltol Ave N E Oll1C6 cmd Plant Pfescnpuons AT 314 fzwnvrzrr sr Carefully Compounded 162 Mll'l',I'l llgv . 'llHlf 9 , . A A k -Hel Capital. SXV. XVO 5-9592 .R .sz 47 - - 5 BARR DRUGS 30 N. Wash. Ave. Phone WO 2-1821 Be Wxse and Open YOUR SGVIIIQS Account at the Secunty Nahonal Bank :sm cor.: s im U HOF S X SHOES l XIxl'XlEXX W0 4 423 163 A rg 1 ' A 1 f- PRESTON 1- 'l Y V T If. Nlifh. ' --T' Congratulauons CIass of I956 O L I V E R Av1AT1oN oUTBoARD MoToRs THE NATION THAT HAS THE SCHOOLS HAS THE FUTURE Blsmarck Post Cereals D1v1s1on Carton 6. Contcnner D1v1s1on GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION SULLIVAN Mllk Products and Ice Cream Serv1ng you for 49 years 47 Kalamazoo St 164 Battle Creek, Michigan Y E L L O W CAB COMPANY 34 IIOHV' Sl'Tl'll'C XXV. ,LH IQSIHI 3 Congratulations lo CIZISS Ulu BRANDL BROS C IONIUS 'Ol' EOIHIQ AXIPI XX' YIIVIIIH.-XX ,VXYFAQ ARCHWAY COOKIE CO HOME STYLE COOKIES FRESH AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY dSld SWANSON COOKIE CO 330 Upton WO 2 1945 PAULSON S Best W1Sh6S R l R Q73 A co Ux IN1CiY1LlfZCfLl!'6d an O by Xl l'O lil.IiC'I' IC si vlfli PM Gas Gil G A G E ' S ROUKI Serviu, Xorlll Nlcfulllly Sl.. al the Br CI V V T Sinn' 1333 165 BROOKSIDE SUPER MARKET Meats Groceries Produce WHERE SI-IOPPINGS A PLEASURE omd PARKINGS NO PRCDBLEM 1880 W M1 h WO 4 0672 FRANCIS GREENSMITH V E it t XXO 22314 GGDDE S PASTRIES MILLER JEWELERS 36 NN M hy, Movmg Local cmd Long DISTCIHCG Pockmg Storage Shlpplflg Fly HENRY JACOB 8 SONS Ni vii N 2775 D km Rd WO 8 6157 166 . 'c . - Flqilf? Best in Flowers Deliver' Service 295 qmme S . 7 '- 1 Visit fJne Nearest A Square Deal Always Your Neigtliooriwood 7. if iran Over if Years Experience Aero- aj ower Nioving iervice ic an . - CENTRAL ELECTRIC RECORD LOUNGE 'IP INC ll fSI lll fx IQOCOFC lllq M H S L PRODUCTS DISQOLXI HOLSE -I23C,npttt Axe N 30 30 f of Io u graf uulcs ct :Its Dm 1ozcI Rmqs uc ry I uqgage IIIONI XXU 3709! LUIGI RESTAURANT gp9llaIlZI L, II1 IL'lIlHI'l CLI! ere to Tu e Out Ill XVO 2 663 tr NORIII mm QTRHI VOGUE CLEANERS Olll' S I' JI Pl ll flpzn 6 A IW Io 6 P YI Wo tr ax llzru qalur GX HI7 XX L ogutt Sl PI1 XXO 99 D-I LYON S I82 NIaln XNO 2 3886 STARK S HOTEL RLSIXLR-XNT XXI? IXSTITL TION AI EQLIPNII- NT AND SLPPLIEQ I0 I2 XX Stale Street I Flrt pI't P B :I room X ex I XPERI INSI XI I XTIUNS MICHIGAN TILE and TERRAZZO CO 19 X OII1 Phone XX fl 2 26 7 I If A' 'Zo I ll I f I . . I 17: , IAS Xxrliliv .H I S' .k,lp7?lY, QI CitpiIuI f 'c., J V I L ' 'nf ' e ' 'sinf- Ord I Ie Cz - -7 '3.' - ,, If Four-H .Iv vivo - Ct R 1 t-st t I I ,' C cl -' 9 Q- .'--7' 5 , , -- I . D , 5Int1- ' tvs- eh X - '. ' T. '. 7 ' - T' I67 GOOD FOOD BURGER BOWL Best Wishes N EW E RA Complete Meals POTATO CHIPS WO 5 9541 G I GK llf GM! L 'Xu GEESCDW' WP BUCKS TV and SUPPLY if Q4 I WUOQWM 3 ,... S 92,54 lb BAKE R P ES w 7 c o ROAST 5 EP STEMM and CHOP9 XX O 7 bsfklb XX O 2 3873 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE 1956 GRADUATING CLASS U S LUMBER COMPANY 168 T ke out Service 55 crrden ' 1 4 A. 2 T , i 5, ff- 'HC' - 9 , V-!'V'7 .lt I ' W- 5 'Y , li M' ,r 4 U02 la Jila , E. F 1 'Near Bailey Parlc' - if lm- U f ' ' WE L .2fQ W Complete Sales Ou 'NN 'JWN A umi Service i EQVZAT mf? fy fc! l ,cgi Dial 2 v -sw w or V -- 'f' Q . SEEDORFF S TOWN AND COUNTRY RF Sl XLR XX I 1 Cod CORLETT LUMBER COMPANY Bl I' 3 1 DJJ For Everythlng ln Sports You Wlll Fmd 1t at the VERONA 760 N E Capital Ave Battle Creeks Largest Complete Sportmg Goods Store Basketball Softball Football Archery Baseball Huntmg 61 Flshmg Tennls Boats Motors Trallers Open 900 AM to 900 PM Daily Phone WO 3 3111 REM 'mit ff Congratulations to the Class of I956 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER and NEWS DICKMAN AUTO PARTS l J SOIL llllll IPPK XEXX LSHJ REBLIIT 2517 Dlclanan Rd WO 2 4774 Let s meet at e POST TAVERN Downtown floocl Fuocl R?2tS1Dl1illllt' Prime-s S' f nl C' -Ik fQL iv! :Xllllosplrf-rv 1 H my I p H Dmners Lunches Snacks cpmjr 0 7 'Urs Party Reservations Tokefour Orders 7 I ' ' -7 E' Air H moned lo- l.lm SI. Xxf HD I I N 'E Ng,.:,-,l.FlN .- 1555555222: SPORTS MART . ' 'L ' T555 -I M ,.,.. I, I Sm' us for my flutt Part iv -. , I 169 ONE BUSINESS ONLY MICHIGAN S lc t g ASK YOUR DOCTOR RECREATION Bowl1ng Alleys W 86118 15 N Iay Phone WO 3 2831 W1fe Approved MOVIRQ SGPVICG PALLETT VAULT STORAGE Earns MOVIHQ 8: Dehvery SGPVICS 2475 Dxckman Road Battle Creek hm Telephone N 7 .-QA Heated wo 2 7511 L W 'W sfomge EAGLES DRUG STORE 567 E Mxch OPEN WEEK DAYS 8 AM ll 15 M SUNDAYS d HOLIDAYS 9 AM 2 M Qu cle Sf fl 110 ul S KRESGE CO DIIVIE STORE Tl e .Store u :tl ll Re Slqn SQHOOI SLI I I Il S I l XC Hi S pea er's Policy is to do one hin and do it well. That is compounding your Doc- tor's Prescriptions. No other duties to dis- tract our Pharmacisfs attention. Loon: ron s R Annow l Free Delivery Phone O - ' - II 0 ll Q Q if ll O O O I MAN VING ' 5 ...... .... . MM . H A I 1' -4 vi -:4 ' i ' .I 1 1' ' S. . . P 1 Q 1' 1 le ci ' ' ' 9 J I an - - - - A ..- P.. L G MCDANIEL ROY S I I oola Covr RIXC ' utr r rs 1 l 1 ru oo or 4 rmq f enlc r XX Buren 70 Qu I tl Me X HS .2-BA f 'url ,ffm 44..L flillill. sw Mfqpgzlv lfllle J llurruvl for your Commencement' Thats what It rs When your hugh school days are ended you re at the bcgmnmg e commencement of somcthmg new We re vnth you on that Because we re rn the same boat Thrs xs a commencement year for as too And we re lookmg forward to It Thus year uc start our second half century makmg breakfast easter and better for Amerncms ffffffyff Whatever xt IS you re starting rn on we rush you every success Whatever you commence cue nt all you xc cot Its more fun that may Nobody hls to remand you that 1 good breakfast every day wrll help you do exactly that ' Battle Creek Y Bill4D ' Kalamazoo ,gli aPP'5 n ' Lansmg GOOD' 54 EAT' Duncan Hmes AAA l7l ' -l o o - Fu .- 4-4-Lvl U .!'.: 4. : . . l l .' 'il 1- ' N riffs. A V 4 A y i :VMK .,A?.t-,. C 3 X 0 ' :-- nl' 35' liatl- C' --le Fl r - 'V 'mg' ' C L - , V, Nvilll - 8 pu .L SN '. PI ' yur I P'.S. to -- - g t o Good Luck f Qualny you trust MISNER BROTHERS Fme Foods 3 Cy Q5 761 Cop tal Ave NE WO 3 8006 X f Good Food at DISIIDCIIVC S Permanent Patterns SHRANK s CAFETERIA F t fasy Cl ln Plan 85W Mch WO47755 XXO34 HOFFMAN BROTHERS Excavatlng Co 355 D1Ck cz Rd WO 8 8983 KLEIN S FOR adles Apparel Coats UltS THE IEWEL BOX Dres I C 5 XX XX O 8 6333 s 172 Q 7 o -Q' 3- v DRINK . 49 1 f A MS- - M' W' I X ufg -8 I 1 ., . . - 5 2 1 China Sterling Crystal la war .. : U .. ' 1 ' ' Mfg. Rounas ' . 71.1 ' m n . 1 L ' ' S . ses Bal le roekvs Fines! 9' '. Blick. V - - lvwolrj Store IMPERIAL BATTLE CREEK TILE and CARPET Co GRAVEL X XX U 7 111111 380 D k WO 3 1567 WHITE HOUSE DAIRY BAR WHERE MANY STUDENTS ENIOY GOOD E OOD 434 Cap1tal Ave HART HOTEL x xxo Best W1ShGS to Class of 1956 SERVICE STATION C pt 1 WO 2 8000 LYMAN PRINTING COMPANY LETTERPRESS OFFSET M Comphments Radlo Stc1t1o1'1 WELL Floor and Xvuu Tile Ceramics - Twosuics - Terrazzo U ic YHCIY1 Rd, 1511 X 1. Blillligilll V -- Spvciulizirlg in Xvoclcfing Receptions 31 X 'uslringlon Y 27,1071 365 G ig' NSE' of Buttle Creek, ichigcm 173 for Hu- Lair-sl let Engine Blgdeg Ill IQPCOTIIS 'TY ' EATON KNlGHT'S MANUFACTURING co Il IC nncl r'XI,Pl.l.-XNCE Aircrgft Division lm xv. xlf.l.fw.., Avenue C ENGRAVINGS FUR THE 1956 PAEAN BATTLE CREEK ENGRAVING COMPANY kM DE NOOYER CHEVRCLET 174 by 11 HGH Street Battle Cree , ichigcm awzwumzazzwezmagfse ' First in Sales ' First in Service CENTRAL MICHIGAN f PRESS INC Battle Creek M1Ch wo 3 1575 175 C pl te Prin ing I I d 1 . I ' S Yemsmg I 1320 E. 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