Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

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E,,., fr :ka ' is if FOREWORD We are beckoned by the future and the new horizons ir promises. Our past at Center Higi School, with the insrrucrion it provides, gives us rhe tools for reaching toward :hose horizons. This book is our effort to picrure and pre- serve a significanr part of rhar past, the 1961-62 school year ar Center. l7'r 4 ' 1' ' 'l' 'f' ,-Q . . ff 1.1. . f , ., i ix, Q, f KN v p Q13 Ahh Sm I lx lilummt UN bf HCULTY HOME OFFICE 'Ybn 1' . I BRYON A . ZUDE Principal CARL G. FOWLER Assistant Principal OFFICE ASSISTANTS .rf CAROL JOHNSEN Secretary Donna Triozzi FL A? Carol Duff Marcia Bnegcr and Mrs. Johnsen DONALD BARASH B.S. Instructor in Algebra, Mathematics Senior Class Sponsorg University of Kansas City 'G1. Came to Center - 1961 RITA BOLES B. S Instructor in English III, English IV Senior Class Sponsorg University of Kansas '55, Came to Center - 1959 WILLIAM BURK B.A. Instructor in Mathematics Sophomore Class Sponsorg State College of low ag Stanford Universityg University of Missourig University of Kansas City. Came to Center - 1960 JOAN CARROLL B. S. Instructor in Business Education Sophomore Class Sponsorg Y-Teens Sponsorg Central Missouri State College '59. Came to Center - 1960 CLARENCE COLEMAN B. S., M.A. Instructor in Biology, C.O.E. Sophomore Class Sponsorg Central Missouri State College '37g University of Missouri '52. Came to Center - 1949 MARIE CUNNINGHAM B.S., M.A. Librarian Y-Teens Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsorg Central Missouri State College '32g University of Mis- souri '41. Came to Center 1948 LESLIE DENTON B. S., M. s, Instructor in Typing, Shorthand University of Missouri '56g Kansas City Univer- sity '57g Central Missouri State College '58, '60 Came to Center - 1957 JOHN GOTHAM B. S., M. Ed. Instructor in Social Science Senior Class Sponsorg Rockhurst College '57g University of Missouri '58, Came to Center - 1958 WET-7 I,--K, PAT HAMPTON B. S. Instructor in Business Education F. B. L. A. Sponsorg Central Missouri State Col- lege '57. Can-ie to Center - 1960 SUE ROSE HARTER B, S, Instructor in English II, English III Junior Class Sponsor: University of Kansas '49g University of Kansas City '61, Came to Center - 1961 MAX HAYES B.S. Instructor in History, Health, P. E. , Librarian f4th Periodj. Head Basketball Coachg Assistant Football Coachg Assistant Track Coachg University of Kansas '51. Came to Center - 1961 EMERY HENLEY B.A., M.A. Instructor in Science, Mathematics Science Club Sponsorg University of Kansas City '55g University of Kansas City '61. Came to Center - 1960 BILL HIRSCI-I B. S., M.A. Director in Instrumental Music University of Missouri '50, '55. Came to Center - 1958 SUE HOLT B. S. Instructor in Health, P.E. Pep Club Sponsorg G.A,A. Sponsorg Joplin Jun- ior College '57g Southwest Missouri State '58g University of Missouri '6O. Came to Center - 1961 JEAN KOSTE B. S. Instructor in Art I, II, and III Art Club Sponsorg University of Missouri '59, Came to Center - 1960 DONALD LEONARD B.A., M.A. Instructor in English II and III Debate Club Snonsorg Nebraska State Teachers College 'llilg University of Nebraska '5G. Came to Center - 1951 it-N L 4' 5 f . 5 f M 15' A ..,, -.uv Q1 Q if 'B IS ,ve -eff' x ' ,qt ffx 'UN ' is Y' JACK OVERBEY B.S., M.A. Instructor in Vocal Music Stage Crew Sponsorg Jamboree SDOHSOTZ CCHU9-1 Missouri State College '48, '62 Came to Center - 1957 -we px LUCY JEAN REMPLE B. F. A. , B. A. E. Instructor in Art Art Club Sponsorg University of Kansas '58, '60, Came to Center - 1961, LORENE ROLLER B.S., M.A. Instructor in Latin, English IV F.T. A. Sponsorg Latin Club Sponsorg National Honor Society Sponsorg S,M,S. Springfield '32g University of Kansas City '60, Came to Center - 1954 Q JOHN SAPPENFIELD B, S., M, s, . Instructor in Social Science .,,,,.. Senior Class Sponsorg Central Missouri State Col- lege '50, '58g K.S.T,C, Pittsburg '55g K.U, '62, Came to Center - 1960 WILLIAM SCOTT B,A. Instructorfin Spanish Spanish Club Sponsorg University of Kansas City '56g National University of Mexico '56, '57, '59p '61. Came to Center - 1957 VIRGINIA SMALLWOOD B. S. Instructor in Home Economics Home Economics Club Sponsorg University of Missouri '59, Came to Center - 1961 LEWIS SELVEY B.A. Instructor in French French Club Sponsorg Creative Writing Club Spon- sorg University of Kansas City '59g University of Colorado '60, Came to Center - 1959 ROBERT SMITH B. S, Instructor in Physical Education Head Track Coach: Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coachg C Club Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsorg University of Kansas '55, Came to Center - 1961 -eff - M 11. f K X. 5 W Mix fx I F4 . A w. . I ,. - ,.f -' .I 15 gm ffl f-H-'11-A MV' 1,4 ' ,.,-- I EDWIN STEINER B. S. Instructor in Science Science Club Sponsorg University of Kansas City '58. Came to Center - 1959 THOMAS STOW A.B., LL. B, Instructor in English II, Journalism Searchlight Sponsorg Yellowjacket Sponsorg Nebraska State College '32g The Creighton Uni- versity '40. Came to Center - 1955 HAZEL SWETNAM B.S., M.A. Instructor in Social Science Sophomore Class Sponsor, M. U. '31g Central College '32g Missouri Valley College '44g K. C.U '48, '58, '6Og University of'Bou1der '45, N.E. State Teachers College '39, '54. Came to Center - 1946 WINIFRED SUTOR A. B., M.A. Instructor in Health, P. E. Pep Club Sponsor, G. A. A. Sponsorg Baker Univer- sity '42g University of Wyoming '43g K.C.U. '52, M.U. '53, '60, '61g Central Missouri State '59. Came to Center - 1946 IO ANN THOMPSON B. A. Instructor in English III, Speech, Dramatics Drama Club Sponsorg Mc Pherson College '56. Came to Center - 1958 DUANE UNRUH B.S., M. S. Instructor of Health, P. E. Head Football Coachg Assistant Basketball Coachg - Assistant Track Coach C Club Sponsorg University of Kansas '53, '56. Came to Center - 1961 PAUL WATERI-IOUSE B,A. Instructor in Psychology, Sociology Junior Class Sponsorg University of Kansas City '57, Came to Center - 1961 MACKEY WILCOXON B.S., M.S, Instructor in Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Sponsorg Central Missouri State College '54, '59. Came to Center - 1956 'V' 'X A E, j, WILLS 13.3. lnstructor in Drafting, Drivers EduCHtiOl'1 Junior Class Sponsorg Kirlcsville State Teachers College '41, '61g University of Kansas City '56: 1 Central Missouri State College '58. , 3 I 'K' Came to Center - 1948 ' q ' , X - GEORGE Btossan B. S., M. Ed. 29:3 I hear Research Project Counselor University of Missouri '49, '55. Came to Center - 1960 REVA HOLMAN B. S., M.A. Counselor Senior Class Sponsorg Northeast Teachers College '60, '61, Came to Center - 1961. Missouri State DAVID LOONEY B. S., M. Ed. Director of Guidance Southeast Missouri State College '48g University of Missouri '59p University of Texas '60. Came to Center - 1959 4'- ' BUFORD ELLIS B.S. Director of Audio-Visual Education Central Missouri State College '40, '42. Came to Center - 1947 5' JOYCE HENRY Guidance Secretary Came to Center - 1961 'E GX ,JL d them talking about 'Flabber blustering' in the Senate and I think it's terrible! What is it? One linguist wrote: I like the language lab because: 1. Italk into the mike . . . 2. The mike talks back! Do we have to have a pass to come up to your desk? Whoever said this test was supposed to be fair? This is the last haven of dictatorship in America, so be quiet. X MX I W UN5 FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA 1 ? A W 'r -I S, N I, 4 i -ek 'y ' X r 1' ff' ,I 3391 :L 216019.94 President, Paul Wiedemann, attaches 1961 seal. r X ROW ONE: M. Renne, E. Smith, P. Stone, C. Herndon, D. Ross, C. Woodruff, L. Barnes, M. Hollo, P. Wiedemann. ROW TWO: E. Triozzi, K. Phillips, F. King, S. Taylor, J. Reckart, D. Hall, F. Barnes, K. Lane, J. Anderson, D. Northcutt. s v s, fi T ' .Z ! Sponsored by Miss Lorene Roller To give each member a true picture of the teaching profession--this is the true aim of the Future Teachers of America. The two major activities of the Ethel D. Locke Chapter, sponsored by Miss Lorene Roller, are the sponsorship of National Education Week, November 5-11, and student teaching in any of the Center School District Schools., During N. E.A. Week, snacks were daily placed in the teacher's lounge by the F. T. A. Besides teaching in the Center District School of each student's choice, the F. T.Aers also spent a day hearing arraignments in downtown courts. ln the spring the members held their annual fudge sale. The officers of the F. T.A. are as follows: President, Paul Wiedemann, Vice-President, Karen Olseng Secretary, Bettina Baker, Treasurer, Paula Shaffer, Program Chairman, Karen Hallg Publicity Chairmen, Jody Swartz and Leslie Barnes. J ' 1'- 7 is the ' Miss J-11, le bl' Jurts. ing and Ni . 'P 3 7' lip 'lf' Nix Miss Roller leads new members in the F.T.A. Pledge. ROW ONE: D. Wills, M. Worrell, K. Kirkpatrick, J. Rohner, V. Zumwalt, P. Burkholder, B. Greenbaum, M. Greene, J. West, ROW TWO: B. Warren, M. Horn, R. Miller, L, Davin, P. Thompson, K. Johnson, L. Carter, G. Johnson, T. Conklin. FTAers aid teachers. FTA handles the lost and found. Marcia Worrell teaches 3rd -hour Gym class A The Panel of Americans was enlhusiasrically received. FTA officers plan the next meeting. V 'fr The Y-Teens at Center were established under the 1 ' , guidance ofthe Y.W.C.A. in Kansas City. Y-Teens - ' 15 , , is a gir1's organization dedicated to the promotion of s V world fellowship through basic social and religious under if . T5 ' 'f 1- 7 standin in small groups. 313:-NL' fm, , 3-' ' ' N' ' We g t .ti ,,. 1 I -.,, ,. , ,, 1 . ,. ,, 1 v Y' . f V ir: A They participated in such activities as donating to H I In .Tok l s 1 k, 1 f I' 1 Q ' A as ,lg ,H Mercy Hospital, planning donations to cliildren's homes, 1 ' I i A i lf 1' and sponsoring the school assemblies at Thanksgiving, -...X '-. , ' T Christmas, and Easter. ,,, AW , . f f-fi . .. , H gasp, va 1 President, Cathy Smith Vice -President, Sharon Daumas Secretary, Marcia Worrell Treasurer, Kathy Kienberger 'EM 1.1 t Q ' ' I ' , lf' 'TQ XR, x Cathy Smith leads the girls in prayer. ROW ONE: Sharon Daumas, Vickie Christensen, Kathy Kienberger, Paulette Stevens, Angie Ellis, Jody Swartz, Carol Wimp, Marcia Worrell, Sherrie Clark. ROW TWO: Bettina Baker, Martha Greene, Suz- ette Patrick, Judy Foraker, Betty Criscuola, Marilyn Stevens, Virginia Ferguson, Carolyn Denny. ROW THREE: Karen Olsen, Nancy Puckett, Liz Smith, Becky Ryan, Rosemary Jensen, Janet Lindeman, Sandy Stevens, Karen Hall, Ina Beach, Jennifer Jones, Linda Brickey, Delores Ross. ROW FOUR: Pat Hamlin, Marvell Trott, Barbara Warren, Carol Woodruff, Wanda Westring, Paula Shaffer, Tonya Gehrs. 16 Y TEENS Sponsored by M1 ss Carroll Miss Cunningham The Y-Teens sponsored a Christmas Assembly. Y-Teen members passed out candles to all students before the assembly. Keepingwiththe mood of Christmas, the girls below told the story of the birth of the Christ Child. Walter Burks, Janet Lindeman, Susie Schroeder, Dave Hutchins and Marilyn Stevens. , ,f t , f . f 5 . .5 A' X Il I -5 l 1 V E Jennifer jnutgg, nwiui iw FW-ly' QNMFIZ, Karen Olsen, Carol Wimp, Judy Foralcer, Paula Shaffer Delores lima 1 i R .end Carol Woorlruff. 17 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS FRENCH I--ROW ONE: L. Molby, S. Igielnik, D. Hutchins, S. Clark, L. Porter, M. Edgerton, H. Youre. Row TWO: R. Miner, D. Bowers, K. Dunlop, J. Hourz. B- Bredehoeff. R- Moor. G. Ernst. E. Tieman. ROW THREE: J. Reckart, D. Doolan, K. Smith, B. Lingenfelter, D. Triozzi, J. Steeps, C. Koshko, J. Lanoue, C. Rogers. . .gi T W .Q Q M .. L ii K .. . me A f. , FRENCH ll--ROW ONE: G. Lacy, D. Hall, C. Lailer, K. Daumas, B. Baelow, N. Pendleton, J. Steiner, S. Rice. ROW TWO: K. Schobe, B. Baskin, P. Hamlin, G. Gibbons, K. Morrow, L. Kelt- ner, K. Peters, J. West. ROW THREE: B. Blose, G. Hook, J. Burgen, S. Allen, U. Doerwald, C. Woodruff, F. King, C. Herndon. ROW FOUR: K. Moreland, J. Dresnick, R. Rosen, S. Kaplan, K. Kirkpatrick, T. Gelrrs, J. Isley. 0Cf '. I X. FRENCH III--ROW ONE: P. Reeves, P. Shaffer, M. Bruller, S. Taylor. Blair, E. Tri0ZZi, D. KittCll,K. Hall. Le Cercle Francais, open to all French students in good standing, had a mem- bership of over 100. During the year the club had its traditional French pas- try booth at the P. T. A. Carnival, held a Fiesta Noel in conjunction with the Spanish Club, and attended an opera. Native FIGHCII SDCHRSIS were invited to talk to the members on contemporary French culture. Officers for 1961- 62 were Susan Taylor, Presidentg Janet West, Vice-Presidentg Kirn Kirkpatrick, Secretary, Carroll Herndon, Treasurer. Sponsored by Mr. Louis Selvey ff: A. ROW TWO: K. Olsen, J. o ,W Aw f, Wir ill' I T SIWIN - Mr Q Y a' 1 .L S we 4 , v' 1 1, ax' T in-iw!'iS ' ?' .. u p NLPJ I ' X f- .ar?!,,:' 'ny my is ,, W . - Q f. 1 , si w 19 CLUB DE ESPANOL SPANISH I--ROW ONE: C. Miller, B. Criscuolo, A. Ellis, L. Dicus, C. Crail, J. Tarlton, S. Watson, B. Watson, B. Stolov, K. Goldberg. ROW TWO: G. Yager, G. Sloan, J. Sturgess, D. Rankin, D. Coleman, C. Duff, T. Mathews, M. Greene, D. Campbell. ROW THREE: T. Western-lan, T. Has- tings, S. Levitch, A. Speyer, G. Young, J. Munns, A. Katzberg, R. Hoverstock, B. Albright, S. Clark. SPANISH II--ROW ONE: S. Shapiro, F. Phares, I. Lindeman, R. Howell, L. Barnes, V. Christensen, 1- WOUO- ROW TWO: J- Upton. J. Biggs, T. Birdwell, R. schmdier, M. Carlson, R. Waddill, c. EWSFHUL B- Weinberg- ROW THREE: I. Jones, L. Lewis, J. Craig, B. Eaton, R. Reynolds, S. Hallock . Stevens. 20 4 SPANISH III--ROW ONE: M. Renee, J. Swartz, L. Crouch, F. Barnes, S. Taylor. ROW TWO: O. McNeil, F. Crow, J. Sims, M. Donnell, B. Warren, K. Phillips. ROW THREE: R. Fioretti, R. Zel- din, L. Vedder, D. Gadd. The Spanish Club consisted of students who met through- out the year to learn more about Spanish language and customs. One ofthe goals achieved by this year's Club was their contri- bution to Care for the purchase of a dcsk for a student in Gua- temala. They also attended the movie, El Cid , had dinner at a Mexican restaurant, and co-sponsored a Fiesta Noel with the French Club. The 1961- 62 officers were Jody Swartz, Presidentg Gary Fanning, Vice-Presidentg Vicki Christensen, Secretary, Elizabeth Crouch, Treasurer. Sponsored by Mr. Scott 4 lla Q ' 9 14 it J, 1. 1 Q S I e ,gi ,kv ,F 1,7234 Q? 'V i .' S , ....-- 14 4- ..,,,, . 4 E Yiiaid . Jin, 5 Hmmm fi Plllutfinnnuy - 4 I a u zzz, I V zinc: fu '- ' M . fp If i fzfgiigvf' ,21 , fy Vj33gg fi ,yi--55' E Qi. .r sh-- ifrt CLUB s 4, - ff' F -gf L f 5 5 , 1, The CASTALIANS j Center High School xy 1961- 62 School Year Students Center High School Dear Students: As a greater need for understanding arises, it is appropriate that a more vigorous interest be de- veloped in languages. This is especially pertinent in Latin, for it is the foundation for the many languages of both free peoples and the victims of dictatorship. One finds such vigor in the zeal- ous students of all the Latin classes! Beyond the minimum requirements of each daily class they prepare educational reports and projects, aid an unfortunate family at Christmas, sell food in an authentic Roman Market during Latin Week, and maintain an active and interesting club -- all under the direction of Miss Lorene Roller. Sincerely, The Castalians These students will use Latin in their careers: Gary Orren, doctor, Francine King, interpreterg Joyce Reckart, language teacherg Phelps Murdock, Anglican priest, Linda Davin, scholarg Nara Blum, pharmacist, Bob Bruno, chemistg and Bernie Barsky, lawyer. 22 LA TIN III SPQR N 'w Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? Cicero fFrank Rossj delivers his famous oration against Catiline. BACK ROW: Kent Schobe, Sue Thomspon, Gene Houtz, Walt Burks, Karen Westring, Kendra Sloan, Bob Brown and Gwen Harleman. Front Row: Russ Nesseth, Peggy Seog Arnie Lerner, Sol Dubin, Kathy Remy, Barbara Greenbaum, Jeff Marks, Tanya Martin, John Thornbrugh, Laurie Dicus, Tom Nee and Donna Shuppe. LATIN II Et tu, B1-ure! Caesar fDoug Northcutty is surrounded by Brutus fRickey Abernethyj and Brenda Levitt, Demaris Blose, Bruce Peterson and Don Drover. Back Row: Bill Minsliall, Ggffy Parrot, John Renick, Joel Ray, David Peterson, Gary Kretshmer and Steve Kreis. Front Row: Ron Hyatt, Kathy Kienberger, May Belle Horn, Linda Corben, Slielia Brad- ford, Margaret Birgc and Karla Klein. LATIN II LATIN I 12 ,g V , I, if 5 W gt. 5 , Latin I listens as Paulette Stevens, president, reads from a scroll. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Candy Miles, Sandy Stevens, Don Snocldy, Phyllis Burkholder, Gary Berbiglia, Sharon Dugan, Sharon Kaufman, Pat Thompson, David McMil1ian. BACK ROW: George Bingham, John Jones, L. J. Hughes, Pat Henderson, Judy Gordon, and Blair Curtis. 100 GIRLS On the basis of scholarship, character, and interest in ' orary l0O Girls Club. The club is an auxiliary of the Ameri- can Association of University Women. Ten girls are chosen from each of ten high schools in the greater Kansas City area P and the Center group is sponsored by Mrs. John Lott. During r the year, the girls are given two teas, a Christmas brunch, f and are guests of various colleges in the area. , . if W ,sf - V' ff X . SEATED, Left to Right: Sue Taylor, Harriet Youle and Paula Shaffer. STANDING: Joyce Reckart, Karen Westring, Sandy Allen, Marsha Hollo, Barbara Warren, and Judy Keith. NOT PICTURED: Francine King. higher education, the counselor chose these girls for the hon- I 'F as :in hon - ieri - 'sen area, ning ah, UILL AND SCROLL ROW ONE: J. Foraker, K. Olsen, D. Ross, P. Blanton, J. Keith, P, Shaffer, ROW TWO: D. Hutchins, P. Strelluf, S. Schroeder, C. Woodruff, M. Hollo, C. Crail, M. Goldwasser. ROW THREE: J. Isley, P. Wiedemann, R. Schindler, C. Funk, J. Renick. NOT SHOWN: G. Fanning, D. Pollock, R. Zeldon, W. Westring. Quill and Scroll is the only international society recognizing high school journal- ists of outstanding merit. Experienced members of yearbook and newspaper staffs, who rank in the upper third scholastically of their class, are awarded recognition for their particular staff position by the Society on recommendation of the newspaper or yearbook advisor. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY ROW ONE: M. Worrell, H. Youle, J. Swartz, B. Baker, C. Woodruff, K. Olsen, S. Taylor, V. Cummings, E, Trioz Zi. ROW TWO: D. Smelzer, K. Goldberg, S. Allen, J. Reckart, J. Martasin P. Strelluf, J. Keith, P. Shaffer, D. Northcutt. ROW THREE: S. Clark, I. Foraker, W. Westring, S, Thompson, M. Hollo, F, King, V. Christensen, B. Criscuolo. ROW FOUR: F. Ross, T, Beach, P, Wietlgmann, M. Fletcher, R. Schindler, 1. Isley, P. Murdock, G. Orren. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, service, k' these qualities into consideration, the facility appoints character, and citizenship. Ta ing National Honor Society mem class. bers from among the highest ten per cent scholastically in their U . g ,,-- STUDE T COUNCIL ,. Doug Northcutt w as elected Student Council President for 1961- 1962. His election climaxed a March assembly in which all candidates campaigned. Doug's varied accomplishments range from member- 'V bate and Latin II Club and winner of three Grand Awards in the science fair. -lan-1. -- ' f Y Wifi! fx f . X W . , f I ROW ONE: D. Northcutt, G. Fanning, J. Swartz, W. Westring, L. Vedder, J. Dresnick, C. Ilcrndon, C- Miller. I. West. ROW TWO: P. Whisler, K. Olsen, G. Orren, I. Fletcher, F. Crow, D. Coleman, C. Chesnut, R. Youngs, J. Bondon, L. Smith, M. Boeger, B. Rosenberg. ship in the National Honor Society to being president of De- tionin office secre popul cil is eral sg tee,to home direct prom for a assem counc calen propo Snow the es Couric V' qv, 5' HJkDl N-wvs lhoto Featu SpUN lhrcu SCCIC f .! A ., 1 ,, these mem abi1i1 class. of hh and I bers 4 Missc Scrol nd v 4 l Center Searchlight Ediior-in Chief - Paul Wiedemann Editor .. ,.... , ., A, , , ,,,v,,,A, Vllrrynnblr V H '.,.VVVvwV pat Blanton Associate Editor ,,,.. J - 9-Ssislanf Editor ...., i .,.,. .... flij.. fexllloivelfffi Makeup Editor ..,.,,, , ,V HAAV ,,,,Y---.,.VY,V.,-AVV'-,VVV-- J ack Isley News Editors ., ,, ....., ,, ,,., S ,,,., ' .,,,. Q H, , ...,,.. Dave Hutchins, . US19 - , Mik G 1 Photography Editors .,..., .. ,,,.,.. , , .,,. Nzaltzgvgri-IZ , t . Rancly Jacob, Steve Hallock lfea ures Editors ..,.,,,.,. ,.,,,... G ary Fanning, Linda Christiansen bports Editors ,,,,... ,, ., ,. . . Conley Funk, Bob Bruno, Jim Craig Circulation Manager ., ,.,..,, ,... . ,, , ., ,,.,... Delores R055 Secfefafy -,.-,,.........,,., ..... ,.,. A , ,,,A,, , V ,,,,, AA,v',-, A V VVVvv--,.vv-- Diana Pollock 5Ponsor -- Mr. Thomas Sfow N. ,V .XZ i l r , is Nh? 1 var NNW N. , if' V- ff QQ T :nl ., 45.1 ' 3 , , H ! Q 1 ss ,MVK i 1' r E ' ,-, 1'- f,AA.7' .1 l .M The ability to read objectively and to write smoothly-- these are two of the most important qualities which each active member of a democracy should possess. These are also the abilities which are instilled in each inonihcr of the journalism class. The aim of the SEARCIlLIGll'l', under the sponsorship of Mr. Tom Stow, is to cover Lhe whole gainut ol' school life and to present it in an interesting and nilornizitivc way. The SEARCllLlGI'lT is publisher! hi-weekly hy the mem- bers of the journalism snuff. The mann' is .i member ofthe Missouri lnterscholastic Press ,Xssociurwsi .viii the Ouill and ii-roll Society. ii 1 i Qi 7' T WORK Qletxkezx 'SQAXQYXYXQBN Xu AX YJXKVRIXN AS XYAIVLM XX '.-HQLKXX A K ,W ..-go 'Y ' 'W-so vii-ro 5 3, A, , ' ...,...l,.. ,..,,..... A Q 'ELCA iii 7, ui 4. M... W. t 56' SCIENCE CLUB Sponsors: Mr. Steiner and Mr. Henley f K' , 'A 2 is . Kao 521 EV , ,iff .H b 2 , I '-v Left. Richard Zeldin and Gary Ernst clean the aquarium. Right. Dr. J. C. Grosskreutz explains metal fatigue to Ken Dunlop and Mike Flnuoan, If X- LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Worrell, Histor- ian, Jeff McCaa, Program Chairman, Mike Fletcher, Presidentg Gary Ernst, Vice-Pres- identg Marsha Hollo, Secretary. if Hen cul Stu indi sprii ness ye a. or ke es l --.u Hg.. Q-Ii . The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Steiner and Mr. Henley, is devoted to the study of science beyond the curri- culum of the school. During the course ofthe year, the club studies any field of science the members wish. The members individually enter projects in the annual science fair in the spring. The club visits such places as the International Busi- ness Machines Company and has several speakers during the year. i Left. Mike McAuley, Phelps Murdock, Rich ard Rosen, John Munns. Below. Ken Dunlop, Dennis Tull, Simon lgielnik, Gary Orren. 2 u-. ,nv Left. Doug Northcutt, Kenneth Shultz, Dick Hall, Ray Moot, Richard Zeldin. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA H, as 'QM Future Business Leaders of America QF. B. L, AJ is an organ ization to stimulate interest in the business world. The club awards a one hundred dollar scholarship every year to the member who was the most active and showed the most interest in the club. This money is raised by projects such as: a cup- cake sale, donut stand, and an ex- presso at the Jamboree. J. Miller President L. Vedder Vice -President D. Packer Secretary R, Abernathy Treasurer C. Campbell Historian O-OPERATIVE OCCUP TIONAL EDUCATIO Mr. Coleman, D. Clark, W. Eades, F. Harrelson, R. Hook J Joiner J Jurgeson J Martin J Schaamel, J. Shirley, R. Smith, J. Stewart, S. Stroh, L Wofford J York R Carter F Flores D Hoverstock, R. Nass, G. Niebergall, E. Smith, R. McCormick 5 sv Q f -.inf DN Mr. Coleman, K. Berry, R. Butler, M. Funk, W. Hunter, R. Humphrey, M. Jones, J. Kennedy, J. Latta, D. Miller, L. McCollum, R. Morris, D. Reece, R. Weislocker, V. Whisler, E. Worthley, R,' Whited, T. Butler, T. Carroll, R. Falcone, T. Hedges, S. Younger. Rick Harrelson G. E . M . Joyce Jurgeson Charles Paint Bob Falcone Charles Paint , sf A W M f. Ez 0+ f' A .' ,, V l. S A-UE ur W I fs' ' kv! T55 'M VE -.-.V ' Y Sf, 1 . T7 Y if X A',f if f.. N THE JOB :F if ff' !9!z3,'F? ' - fa.. 4, WWE? ,Em-1'4 s R ffm, If ' ' Q Q v , 9 1 4, ,, 3. fx , 'q-w....,.. f x 1 A 1 9 5 B ' Q T s 5 ll Y,:.. , ff' l -'--Q r,,. ai? Sam Younger Bargain Spot Dennis Miller G.E.M. Russell Whited E.E.M. CLUB INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 ' i w-+- .,- +4 r VSQGIQ Lathe Bill Noonan, Kip Taylor . if . 557' 5 .ff ' O . Ao' 9 ,J 1 Cedar Chest Bob Thornton, Dave Golden, Dan Brown Welder P. Talbott, B. Seale, J. Rogers ff , x ,. X President. . . . . . Kip Taylor A Vice-President . . . . . Dave Golden Secretary-Treasurer . . . Bill Noonan -..f W. H 'J' Q ': L-is-'A , f,, , w g The Industrial Arts Club is a group organized for the purpose of instilling in each member appreciation for fine design, materials, and good workmanship. Working under the leadership of Mr. Wilcoxon, the sponsor, each boy develops skill in using industrial arts products. 34 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Brown, D. Golden, J. Rogers, Mr, Wilcoxon, B. Noonan, T. Berlekamp, K. Taylor, B. Thornton, B. Seale, P, Talbot. ', i? V11 he ne der HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President. . . . . . . Carol Brown Vice -President . . . .Kathaline Lane Secretary-Treasurer . . . Ja11iCS Dr6S11iCk 0 A The Home Economics Club is a new organization at Center this year. Membership is restricted to those girls having had Horne Ee sometime in their high school career. This worth- , while club serves to promote interest in homemaking. E 4. CW. ROW ONE: J, Dlesnick, K. Lane, C. Brown, C. Wimp, G. Ferguson, C. Clayton, S. Haughenberry, M. Remis, A. Kemp. ROW TWO: J, Anderson, J. Miller, M. Donnell, J, Sims, D. Clark. B. Levitt, S. Nylund, L. Taylor, C. Denny, J. Willoughly, E. Ess, P. Cade, P. Vittorino. E x 1 Y We R U f , 1 CA V E T R I S O N N , P Mr Wills instructor , xVQfy1fWi!l . A,J' ,H V - It wh' x - , Y . . -Q .,,,g.', , ,, , w .J ' . . 9 . , ,W :,1Ff?.i,Q1,fv'5'g,ge.qt6 A 1 f rj X - - 5 ,..- K-uw NV J N ' A 'ww ., A V Jw X, 4 - ' , .' - 1 ' mf? fr Y ' .. ,, ' 5+ V 1' 3 1 's wam 1' IQ ,iff . XX ?'g'v 'Y 1 ,111 I x K . , y, A , 3-sy ,A X .' , ,gf ' xx 7 fx ,v ' .Ay f -fffwm... ,M W I - Y , - -I . v - , H X , Q - U f M , 3, 5-7. .,.,,W, f -..f -M,-,.m-.,..,,, -- VI ' , -, , H.-4fN.?' V, g,,rf,.J HQ ' rf Y' . ' ' rv W ,, ' .1 . .im + 33 f 1515, ' f ,1 K , 1 4 g 4 f,l'5 xx ' , 'T' ,A ' ' X . A ' ' ' ? 2' 4f!f 5 J 1 VSWR , i. fi .f A W, Ak t X '- ' f ' 4 -Q 5 ,, . A , ' h 4 QQ , i. V bf , W U -fs ' A. 1- Hour 5 5 ' ,f qw f W ' H UA 5 . -f I f -- 1 , .,A4 K K ' , juni Z, 'E' ,,,,,,W, , .sy , f ,,., , gale? .I . kk. ' W ' . - Hour 2 36 -A 3.. - Ml. Hour 3 L lf ' ., My !,, ! f V,y7s'a 'A V1 'f . I v , In i,fi,iN-VQQKAE , 35558 ' 4 - Gif ' vw . i - . .ug f 7, 1 A' 8. . , ,xx Q4 - Q , gn 1 1 yeh Q , ly -55 , is .. x if I A I ,4,,,' fy 4 ,2 1, S 41' - 4 ,tiffig-1: ,, , ,A ' ' '1 - I Y ' Q wp. .I wwf -- N, - ,M 5 -....1. Q fn gw., 1-1-diff!-'Sf:3aN1:'2: fxgxv A M Hour 6 4 i iii ,v T i i r l 1 i L ROW ONE: Miles, Brenning, Birge, Whisler, Brenning, Phillips, Miller, Gordon, Hamlin, Sims, Green- baum, Dresnick, Worrell. ROW TWO: Ursula Doerwald, Treasurerg Karen Westring, Secretaryg Renate Doerwald, Vice-Presidentg Bettina Baker, President. Girls Athletic Association adheres to the philos ophy that physical and mental fitness is the key to suc- cess. G.A. A. tries to do its share by cncouraging girls to participate in athletic activities. To become a member of G. A. A. one must be at least a sophomore in high school and willing to participate in good sports manship. G. A.A. 's purpose -------- fun and fitness. Nl 37 I I Cn .412-HL P A V 'E . ' f LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Doolan, Robert Reynolds, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fran Franano, Ina Beach Betty Harris, Rita Stottlemyre, Lorrena Knight. Joyce Foster, Karen Phillips, Marilyn Stolov LIBRARIANS To accomodate the greater number of students using the library every day, the library staff has been enlarged to 41 assistants. Besides helping students find information, the librarians who get class credit, also arrange colorful displays of reading materials. Miss Marie Cunningham, who supervises these student librarians, is chief librarian at Cen ter . LEFT TO RIGHT Nancy Puckett, Daniel Smelser, Karla Klein, Sandra Nylund, Linda McNeil, Suz- ette Watson, Rita Harris, Carol Brown. S LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Leavitt, Mary Bruller, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Taylor Diana Sharp, Marvell Trott, Patricia Whisler. 38 Diane McNeil, Karen Johnson g g g i F.NE l A 5 , 4 FALL PL Y Penelope Sycamore Essie....... Pheba ..... Paul Sycamore . Mr. DePinna . . Ed ....... Donald ..... Martin Vanderhof . A1iCe...... Henderson . . Tony Kirby . . Boris Kolenkhov. . Gay Wellington . . Mr. Kirby . . . Mrs. Kirby . . Olga .... Three Men . . You Can't Take lt With You C A S T Directed by Mrs. Thompson , . Jaylynn Blair . Tonya Gehrs . . . Jody Swartz George Pollcinghorn . . . Jerry Ricker . .Jerry Greenstein . . Kenneth Shultz . . . Beanie Wise . Barbara Rosenberg . . . Frank Ross . Gerry Dalton . . Dale Gadd . . Anna Sperling . . Doug Northcutt . Sue Weitzberg . Marilyn Renne . .Steve Hurst Dennis Tull Roger Reese - s I. SPOTLIGHTERS LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Thompson, C. Phelps, J. Bell, T. Berlekamp, G. Polkinghorn, S Valette, B. Eaton. ' FJ BEHIND THE SCENES. , .The frosting on the cake! Yes, that is the Stage Crew, who call themselves the Spot1ighters . Led by Mr. Jack Overbey, they provide the scenery, properties, lighting, and stage management which have contributed so much to the fine work of the musii-inns, players, and other per- formers who have nppcarctl on Center's stage. 1 . , X Iwi L'-5 3945 l. f 1' Tl Sponsor: Mrs. Thompson 'fa Q. J Q27 fl X QE? ll , Kenneth Schultz, Dale Gadd Herndon 42 Iaylynn Blair, Gerry Dalton Paula Shaffer Carroll THESPIAN CLUB Center is very proud to be a member of The National Thespian Society, which was founded in l929 for the advancement of the dramatic arts in secondary high schools. Its aims are two -fold: fly to establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic artsy and Q21 to create an active and intelligent interest in theater among members of our school. Linda Christensen, Beanie Wise, Marilyn Renne, Jody Swartz. A r 517112 :wid ,M A il' . ,, , I A . x GM 4 'Q an W ' ' l is HRH? George Polkinghorn, Linda Breece DEB TE CLUB N RESOLVED. . . T1m the Federal Government should ' equalize educational opportunities by me ans of ' grants to the state for public, elementary, and sec- ondary education . With this subject in mind, The Debate Club for 1961-62 proceeded to outline their 5 program this year. The members, with the help of the sponsor, Mr. Leonard, have worked enthusiasti- cally and have come out with fine results, a Debate F 4' x ' team to be proud of. Credit, indeed, should be given to each member for his excellent work in 8 4 developing a really fine Debate Club. i , A, , , , . I ,,,, 4, .' .Af l,,'aA?f'wi',A ' ' tl MZ .1 ,. 'F x l LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Schultz, R. Rosen, J. Foster, D. Northcutt, R. Hlleman, J. Green- stein, Mr. Leonard, J. Sturgess. 43 1 1 g..iw 1 1 ,Z t - 5 ,. '33 'i' J- na 11. A T T J M ' Nfzfhfgfz - . 'VF-' . A, t , 19'- l n Qu? -3, 5 f: . , Q Jigs? 4,-5.. . li? . 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T vp- , 1 , g -53 V L, .1 1 N ill, V -- ,,..- .. , , ' : ' 1 ', l . fa x'-'1 , Y We ., ' : , , - :s t We 'Y lf' W' if ri el iff in f- - V re ' wa P ,I - j 3' 37 ' 1 ' I, 'V iffi 1 5 A X - 's Q' i f l! i ff'f'ffl?1f Wil T -of V f fl ,ffl is Q A , t'211fggE:l.5? Q Sit 2 F' 'if P: r T511 T if i ' ' 131,-' ,i., r 'ly ' -Q j- 2 ' T , 25, 1 , 'A V ' ' Q .2 4 A 3 lg . A x I ,l , ff 11 Jef f y ri 1 C-is i l st Qi? ff' an W T, ss, Y. S1 The Center Senior High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Jack Overbey has attained the reputation of being one ofthe top choirs in the area. The choir's membership for the 1961-62 school year now totals 112. The ehoir entertains at such school functions as the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and Jamboree. Small ensembles of the choir perform at various church functions, P.T. A. meetings, and at lo. nl f luhs. The choir represents Center at the annual Distriet Musiv Contest ear h spring. 4 ' , -w GIRLS' DOUBLE SEXTET ROW ONE: K. Remy, B. Harris, E. Triozzi. ROW TWO: L. Anderson, S. Shapiro, S. Weitzberg. ROW THREE: J. Pangborn, P. Ring, R. Luther. ROW FOUR: L. Breece, C. Smith, L. Barnes. 46 TIP BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTETS ROW ONE: J. Traynor, E. Tiemann, J. Jones. ROW TWOg D. Rankin, J. Ricker, H. Amos ROW THREE: F. Crow, D Hoverstock, R. Harrelson D. Ammon, T. Barger. ROW FOUR G. Dalton, B. Eaton, R. Miller, J. Isley, F. Ross S WO D S Elaine Thistle Drama Doolan Betty Harris Sue Weitzberg DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET Frank Crow Terry Barger Frank Ross John Traynor BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' QUARTET Frank Ross Cathy Smith Terry Bfrrger Cir 11 Rrlmnyr Fr mix Crm Erlwinzx H1 mm Roger Mxlhr Berry UHFUS 5 S .ii r l. 47 BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS gl The combined Boys' and Girls Glee Clubs entertain parents and friends at Open House. ACCOMPANIST M Mrs. Shirley Albright accompanies the glee clubs and the anvil, ' .4, . . lip- 11 5 J X W ffx 1 X S51 A cf' if' A . X- X--77 . 'x1YW.'w ,. K ' ' I 1 .- 'A I ' If 1 QW' UZCCDPUP 54 ...Z I , K! 1 ' w. 5' J THE fl 6,-sw tiiiv F.T.A. members raise funds with candy sale Y-Teen members contribute diapers and a check to Mercy Hospital I , 9 -B ff' . W 1.-K to may p ul, Q, Q. r u I A ' , A I 0 0 I ' Latin Clubs donate food to families CLUB SERVICES .,.f'1' 3151 F,T,A. collects money French Club collects food for the needy for Mercy Hospital Science Club enters projects in annual Science Fair Newspaper staff Posts cm, Pep Club arouses enthusiasm with f rent activity articles V . F71 Student Council carries at Christmas POSFCTS out duties around Center Mrs, Snod rf' edy L.. ries all G-. ss.. Mrs. Holder, Mrs. Youle, Mrs. Day L el , M , rrrr Mrs. Birdwell, Mrs. Remy N, N xr 7' Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Conklin Mrs. Munns I . A rs-f, . 1 ..z-w. , Sw J f f ! , .M an Lf- Q s sf , i Sh , .X to ,., I x X -. - v :i 'gow A President, Mrs. Northcutt, asks P. T. A. members to make calls for the CARNIVAL -4---...Q 1 4 X , 2 fa '1 I ff r J W 'Ga' Mrs. Goldwasser, Mrs. Wallo DICK' MIS. Meakin, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Snoddy Mr, Zude, Mr. Scott Mrs. Burks HORACE wasn't translated in a day, CENTER OF ACTIVITY Is that anybody you know, Phelps? Taking roll or a census, M21rCi2l7 Frank, late for class again! Now what? More posters for the Sophomore Dance. T e .X 2 i What happened to the , old -fashioned beehive ? ' Just let our opponents try to make a touchdown. Was that three hot dogs, two coffees and one coke or one hot dog, two cokes and three coffees'?? A ' 'f J if . A A. F. S. STUDENT Raul Eduardo Fioretti, Center's second foreign student, came to the United States from Tucuman, Argentina. Sponsored by the American Field Service, Raul and 12 other students were chosen out of 50 applicants from his city to be award- - ed the American Field Service International Scholarship. Raul S states that he is grateful for the opportunity to explain his Country to those who do not know about it. Raul says that his business courses and psychology and sociolo- gy were the subjects he enjoyed most at Center. Asked his opinion of the United States, Raul answered that he has been very happy here. The people are so friendly to foreign exchange students. and we have enjoyed having him. r K -af J. dal 'Q vn- yal I . 2 ' ' , . , af 7 ,L Official presentation of senior ring Speech on Argentina. It was hard at first. Tratando de batir el Surprise on 18th birthday, You should see me Cha Cha Raul's first sn - ow: record, Frio pero divertido. Raul seems to have enjoyed his experience in the United States, . i!i!l un rv, 1 I ..,. -..-. W-1. BITIE her ard J try miolo- et he ign CE NTER HIGHLIGHTS And today we have some Yellowjackets from Center High School. A few Of the kids Sf13Ck OD 37-YOU! 1555 Are you as nervous before games as after them? 2, 000 Kitty Clover calories. ibn- - f-x - li ' - 1' 1 ' ' Ill - -Lili! 71.11.11 I I.. 0 BSI! U ' ' -I Y' 1118-111211 - ' I ' -L 1 NQI ill nf ' f Uri ny' f uQ-l' H I S -l1111 ill..'BD1lUill X111-Pm I wax, Hey! I thought this was a one way street! 6-I YELLOW JACKET A 'X 1 41 5s as L s ATTENDANTS Miss Edwina Triozzi Mr. Gary Fanning Miss jo.Anna Swartz Mr. Frank Crow YELLOWJACKET QUEEN . . Miss Elizabeth Crouch YELLOWJACKET KING . . . Mr. Richard Houtz 6 .Y . ' Q 1. ,wzuzhm 1 . Y , 1. ,M r -xii ', -wil .wiv JJ' , ' I Qt k .. . 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. McGrady, Mrs. Chest- nut, Mrs. Kienberger, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. McCuis- IO11, Mrs. Falcone Manager, and Mrs. Perkins. ' 'll If Umm, looks good! CUSTODIANS . M 4 ffl 1 i ,J : -sf.. 1' W. ' ri Q 1 ' I ,F ' , j V W ' ,f X ', , X 3 X V. . If 1 I, . if 1, , V., Y 64 Mr. Miller Mr, Moore CAFETER STAFF IA 4,,,,.,f5, 1 Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. M IN 5 g 5 '.,'. ,-a 1 111' e . 5 . 4, ,-.Lai g W ' ff N s r -Q' rw 95 '54 r as .1 iw- w w s X A Mr. Schore 4 g . 1 ff' erritt Jug Mr. Gibbs Head Custodian SPCDTQ I5 .,.. ' ,.A, C-CLUB The C-Club, composed of the athletes receiving letter awards for football, basketball, track, and golf is one of the largest clubs in Center High. Elected as officers for the 1961 -62 school year by the members are: Chuck Day, President, Bill Minshall, Vice -President, and Jerry Parrott, Secretary-Treasurer. The meetings are held throughout the year for the purpose of determining various means of appropriating money for C-Club activities. 'ggi-,.fQ Assisting and supervising the activities of the club are: Duane Unruh, head football coach, Max Hayes, head basketball coach, and Robert Smith, head track coach. R ff, ff . ,ang ' Q! ,. ki, W YI, ,V ,L ,-XJ 97:7 jrqglw W Y I ff lyis , ,K I l P ' ' fi 41 r ' -1 r v ROW ONE: Chuck Day, Ray Moot, Frank Crow, Torn Madden, Roy Farchmin, Phil Patti, Conley Funk, Richard Hoverstock. ROW TWO: Bert Miller, Walter Burks, Richard Houtz, Jerry Parrott, Earl Denyer, Terry Barger, Doug Ammon, Dan Rankin. ROW THREE: Joe Pryor, Phelps Murdock, Torn Welterman, Jim Craig, Bill McBee, George Bingham, Bil1Minsha11. ROW FOUR: Gene Wright, Dave Coleman, Randy Waddill, Frank Hale, Bob Hunsperger, Carl Mayfield, Don Coleman. Earl Denyer presents Captain, Coach Umuh congratulates Frank C w, 'th 'f f - 1 th to W1 a gl I rom The coaches were presented with gifts 1962 63 Captam' Conley e team. from the team.. Funk- QE! GQIDIQON Coach Duane Unruh was born in Newton, Kansas, He attended Kansas Univer- t..,,.... . I , Q 1 1 - y . ......4 sity, where he majored in physical education and lettered three years in football 'Fm' before graduating with a B,S. degree. He later received an M.S. degree in post- graduate work. Coach Unruh is married and the father of two boys and two girls. At the beginning of the season Coach Unruh stated that with the fine spirit and teamwork of the football squad, the outlook for the season was definitely on the bright side. His prediction proved accurate, too, as the team finished with an 8-1 year and ranked second in the Suburban Conference and fourth in the Kansas City HIGH.. CENTER 19 LIBERTY 13 History almost repeated itself as Center, trailing at the end of the first half 13-12, bounced back to de- feat the Bluejays by a score of 19-13. The Yellow- Jackets' triumph was all the more noteworthy as five of the starting lineup were out of the game with inJ'1' ries. After the rornpings of Charlie Lee, who accounted for both of Liberty's scores, Center tightened up its de- fense to hold the Bluejays scoreless the second half. Ac counting for two of Center's tallies were passes from Roy Iiarchmin to Richard Houtz and Jack Isley. The last score came in the fourth quarter as Jerry Parrott took a handoff from Roy and went 66 yards for the goal. CENTER 20 BELTON 0 Center's yellowjackets started the season right by sinking the Belton Pirates. Although the game was played on slippery ground, the gridmen made a fine showing as they scored all their touchdowns on runs. Dan Rankin made the first tally of the year as he swept left end to cross the line. Supported by an effective de fense led by Earl Denyer and Richard 1-loutz, Center a- gain scored in the third quarter on a 15 -yard run by quarterback Roy Farchmin. Then in the fourth period Jerry Parrott, halfback, made a 50-yard punt return for the final points of the night. I R4 1 CENTER 25 PARK HILL 6 With a touchdown in every period, Center's gridiron gladiators set the Trojans back on their heels as they rolled to a 25-6 victory. Led by Jerry Parrott, who scored two of the four rewarded attempts, the Yellowjackets swept by an undermanned opponent. In the process, Center advanced 318 yards as against 200 for Park Hill. The single Trojan tally came on a 51-yard run in the final period by Bob Mead. Conley Funk, with a three -yard plunge, and Doug Ammon, on a ten-yard Illll, provided the other effective drives in the scoring department. This gave the Center Yellowjackets their fourth win of the season and their thirteenth victory in a row. CENTER 14 FORT OSAGE O Despite a stubborn pass and ground offense used by the Fort Osage Indians, Center's grid athletes held their ground and went on to win their third in a row for l96l. Spearheading the Yellomacket attack was Con- scored both of Center's touchdowns. ley Funk, who on handoffs from Roy Farchmin in the These came first and last periods. On the attempt for an extra first quarter, the Yellowjackets held the Indians at bay as Jerry Parrott took the ball over for the tally. kick from Roy to round out the scoring for the even- ing. point in the The second extra point came on a 'z ,1s6' f. 'Si':f9fZ . I CENTER 13 RUSKIN Despite a number of offensive drives by the Ruskin Eagles Center's grid athletes continued to pour it on to win their four teenth in a row. It was in the second quarter that the Yellow jackets scored both of their touchdowns. The first of these came in the beginning of the period when Roy Farchmin rolled around right end and went 28 yards for the tally. Toward the end of the quarter, Roy tossed a 42 -yard pass to right end Terry Barger to set up the touchdown play. Then the signals were called the ball was hiked, and Frank Crow went over on a one -yard plunge for the score. Came of HARVEST MOON HOMECOMING Miss Judy Miller, a senior, was chosen Home coming queen of 1961 by the football squad. The queen's identity was kept a secret until the halftime of the f5otba11 game between Grandview and Center, at which time the queen was announced and crowned along with her attendants. Despite a hard-fought game, Grandview defeated Center 13 -0, This handed the Yellowjackets their first loss in fourteen games. . lg, fwfr, MISS JUDY MILLER MECOMING QUEE Z ff Vx if 1 f 1711 X 1 I Aff W7 fx' ' f of '14 51, 7' I .,,..- T 5 N CENTER 19 LEE'S SUMMIT 0 Overcoming numerous penalties, Center's Yellow- jackets flew past the Lee's Summit Tigers to defeat them on the losers' field by a score of 19-O. Leading the Jackets to victory was Jerry Parrott, who managed to score all three Center touchdowns on liandoffs from Roy Farchmin. The first two touchdowns came in the first and second periods. Then, in the third quarter, after suffering another penalty, Center again broke up the Tigers' defense, and Jerry went through for the final tally of the game. CENTER ' 21 Cl-IRISMAN '7 Center completed a fine season by downing the William Chrisman Bears 21 -7. Although the game began badly as the Bears grabbed the first score, Center broke into the scoring column in the second period as Jerry Parrott ran '70 yards on a punt return to score. Then, with seconds left in the half, Farchmin completed a pass to Terry Barger whose fumble in the end zone was recovered by Richard Houtz, to make the score 14-7 after the conversion. The final tally came in the third quarter as Parrott grabbed a Chrisman fumble and went on to score. 72 L' ' ' f 's'3.:'4f'w ' il'v'1ryQ'f rf :fairy A Afff- C . , ' -' A 'w:iw425?a .' -'.f 7mrQs..., CENTER 39 BLUE SPRINGS O Displaying fine football style, Center squelch- ed a weak, but game, Blue Springs team to come up with a 39-O victory. The Yellowjackets receiv- ed most of their points through the efforts of Roy Farchmin. Roy scored three of the six touchdowns, one on an 85-yard run, and chalked up two points after touchdown on a run. Also contributing to the effort were Jerry Parrott, Bill Minshall, and Con- ley Funk, who each scored a touchdown. J, I. l-QLJD LJ -ll YELLULJJXXCKETS ii ROW ONE: Coach, Max Hayes: C. Funk, J. Parrott, T. Barger, C. Day, T. Madden, P. Graham, P. Patti E. Denyer, R. Houtz, F. Crow, R. Farchmin, Coach, Duane Unruhg Coach, Bob Smith. ROW TWO: R. Hoverstock, D. Ammon, I. Isley, I. Pryor, B.,Hunsperger, D. Coleman, T. Welterman, D. Coleman, R. Reese, I. Craig, B. Minshall, D. Rankin, S. Hurst. ROW THREE: G. Wright, I. Reidel, J. Lanoue, B. Al bright, D. Snoddy, P. Murdock, B. McBee, C. Mayfield, R. Huber, B. Peterson, W. Hines, A. Katzberg G. Bingham. ROW FOUR: D. Pangborn, A. Hale, W. Huber, W. Burks, D. Yost, F. Hale, L. Hughes, G Kelly, G. Burns, G. Hunsperger, R. Abernathy. ROW FIVE: J. Goodnight, P. Smith. THE ELEVEN--Fullback, C. Funk: Quarterback, R. Farchmin: Right Half, I. Parrott: Left Half, F. Crow: R End, T. Barger: L. End, R. Houtz: R. Tackle, C. Day: L. Tackle, E. Denyer: R. Guard, T.,Madden: L. Guard, P. Patti: Center, P. Graham. , ff Because of outstanding efforts in foot- ball this year, Roy Farchmin and Phil Patti were selected to All-Conference and All- District. Also in line for honors were Jerry Parrott, Earl Denyer, Chuck Day, and Richard Houtz, who made All-Conference second. team. ! , ,aww A Qtr- iz .5 ,M .aa-ea. our X .x 4 ir ' M '. I .l 'Dfw 75:4-A 34-5 GN-www Mm Q21 I-OO l BF-ELL 1 . 9 'C I , - eu '34 ti: 1--4 Ylillgl mg ROW ONE: Coach, Max Hayesg C. E. Deuyer, R. Hourz, F. Crow, R. Hoverstock, D. Ammon, J. lsley, 1 Reese, I. Craig, B. Minshall, D. R bright, D. Snocldy, P. Murdock, B. G. Bingham. ROW FOUR: D. Pan Kelly, G. Burns, G. Hunsperger, R. I? .D- THE ELEVEN--Fullback, C. Funk: R. End, T. Bargerg L. End, R. I-lout L. Guard, P. Patti: Center, P. Gral l i E Because of outstanding efforts in for 5 ball this year, Roy Farchmih and Phil Pat Q were selected to All-Conference and All' 3 District. Also in line for horrors were Jer Q Parrott, Earl Denyer, Chuck Day, and Richard Houtz, who made All-Cohferenc :-ccond team. 4 Q' v. 4, ri A I X x 47 I l UM! ,wg ' 714 Ku Qwww-+y Il- Ji.: , ,,? 5 ,. I . 5745441 1 7w?,,,,,,,,L fy !,,,4,4,,,4,, 3 '7 asm- I aff, ' fe! ,Hg , R , ff ft M - sk' , jig: V ,WM Q, . N i 1 'Q -' A -A .1 ff -Y., ,W of 'L' 2 '. 1:51-3 fun: ' isp., 1, wh' . ,Q U, 'ka yf-1 Y A 5 , J 2 i 4 -1 ,N-. Sig 4 . h A x A., . ' Q JL, L Q. 3 fh ,Q - T3 4 -i I M W fWafM U X jim! XZNXWM i ' A I '- K4, Q J 'J 'U fn? 2x Qfyff 1 QQAZAIC Aw 1 1 J, is 7 Eff V A4041 7... v,a':-:1-r- QE,-V TA? .termen and one regular starter from the ill managed a record of 7 wins and 9 losses. td a successful rebuilding job based on a ,,.a-ll .,.-- 5..-- C L.- Z 1-1- -L1 411- -l C L1 uin- this year. An outstanding feature of the nter record for most points scored in a single on Center's court. F1 .,. 4 1--1 i Y 4 fag 1 , 4 I J 'S . v I U K K i A A f . 0 fl 5' f 'f , if 1 if ' gf' ,. -' I .315 ' ' 'v , , I' 4 2. 5 bifv. J fatf yzbvfhlddlas, HP-QHQE5 F 515 Cb B TEAM Head Coach Max Hayes was born in Smith Center, Kansas and received his primary and secondary education there. In high school he participated actively in all the major sports--track, football, and basketball. After graduation, Coach Hayes attended Kansas Univ ersity, where he later received his B.A. degree in physical education. Coach Hayes, while at Campus High in Goodland, Kansas, coached the state basketball champions. ROW ONE: D. Rankin, J. Lanoue, R. Abernethy, L. Mendenhall, A. Katzberg, J. BiSgS- ROW TWO: I. Isley, J. Nap, D. Boswell, J. Munns, G. Ernst, B. Albright, V. Bailey, Coach Smith. SOPHOMORE TEAM Blue Springs Belton Fort Osage Park Hill Wm. Chrisman Ruskin Grandview Lee's Summit Blue Springs Liberty Fort Osage Park Hill Ruskin Grandview Lee's Summit Liberty ROW ONE: D. Wills, J. Lanoue, R. Abernathy, L. Mendenhall, A. Katzberg, W. l-lmes ROW TWO: Coach D. Unruh, D. Tull, I. Nap, D. Boswell, B. Peterson, G. Hunsperer R. Judd, V. Bailey, D. Miller, R. Huber. CENTER CENTER 55 66 55 21 61 42 71 17 74 73 53 30 58 65 52 40 41 64 33 55 39 36 64 49 44 55 51 35 71 56 69 41 45 67 56 59 52 45 71 42 66 57 65 67 47 35 60 57 44 42 31 37 65 54 37 44 53 28 77 G6 72 65 f N Managers Gene Wright, Kip Taylor, and Richard Hoverstock. ' 1 X. .3417 ' P WCPO FU G 1-' r-' O 'J- L-' F P E Betty Allen Kathy Axon Bobbie Sue Baellow Lavarne Bean Judy Bell Kathy Berkey Margaret Birge Leona Boeger Marcia Boeger Barbara Boyd Mary Bredeman Joyce Brening Linda Brening Linda Breece Linda Brickey Joyce Burgen Peggy Cade Diana Campbell Deirdre Carmody Linda Carter Pat Blanton Nancy Cater Vickie Christensen Sherrie Clark Cathie Clayton Sharon Conrad Betty Criscuolo Liz Crouch Renate Doerwald Ursula Doerwald Carol Duff Sandra Eads Melissa Edgerton Angie Ellis 76 HEY, CENTER! Sharon Flickinger Judy Foraker Jan Furr Marilyn Gawf Tonya Gehrs Georgia Gibbons Mariame Goldwasser Rebecca Good Roseamm Goodall Barbara Greenbaum Martha Greene Judy Gordon Nancy Hackleman Ruth Hall Ida Sue Hill May Belle Horn Linda Houk Brenda Jacobson Rosemary Jensen Ginger Johnson Karen Johnson Judy Johnson Jennifer Jones Sandra Keilhack Sharon Kemmerer Kathy Kienberger Darlene King Carol Klugman Kim Kirkpatrick Diane Kittell Cynthia Koshko Kathy Lane Janet Lindeman Beverly Lingenfelter Renee Luther Tanya Martin Toby Mathews Judy Meakin Pat Merritt Candy Miles Carol Miller Gloria Miller Judy Miller Rosalyn Miller Sharon Miller Jonna Miller Kay Morrow Sharon Nash Pam Olivero Jeanne Pangborn Kay Patti Nancy Pentleton Kathy Peters Sherry Pettit Karen Phillips Siana Ploolck Sharon Porter Sue Ramsey Joyce Reckart Janie Redebaugh Carol Remington Marcia Remis Kathy Remy Marilyn Renee Joyce Robards Barbara Rosenberg Delores Ross Becky Ryan Sandi Rice Susi Schroeder Donna Schupp Sue Shamreil Peggy Seo Joy Sharp Sandie Shapiro Kendra Sloan Phyllis Sloan Cathy Smith Judy Spitcaufsky Judy Smith Janie Steiner Marilyn Stevens Paulette Stevens Sandy Stevens Judy Steeps Jody Swartz Sandra Talbot Linda Taylor Sherry Taylor Elaine Thistle Marilyn Thomas Pat Thompson Sue Thompson Carolyn Tooley Carole Townsend Edwina Triozzi Donna Triozzi Linda Vedder Juanita Wallo Nancy Weaver Barbara Weed Betsy Weeks Janet west Karen Westring Barbara Weinberg Rosellen Wheeler Marsha Wiebold Carol Wimp Marcia Worrell Sandra Yockey Harriet Youle ring inberg heeler ebold P rrell mkey ile GO! FIGHT! WIN! BUSY, ENERGETIC GIRLS OF THE 1961-1962 PEP CLUB promote and sustain school spirit as well as build up the morale ofthe athletic team. Consisting of 150 girls, the Pep Club has the largest club membership in the school. All girls must maintain a scholastic average of M or above in order to remain me mbers. The duties of the Pep Club include planning the pep assemblies, making posters, and selling ribbons and buttons. The Pep Club sponsors the Homecoming Dance and a Pep Club activity in the Spring. Each year, the Pep Club recognizes perfect attendance and selects a Pepster of the Year at the Awards Assembly. Mrs. Sutor and Miss Holt, both physical education teachers, are the sponsors. The officers are: President, Jody Swartz Vice-President, Betsy Weeks Secretary, Paulette Stevens Treasurer, Melissa Edgerton m,,,,,,,,,,,,! I 1 I v From the football season on to the 'gg-.5 basketball, and finally to the track, the , Pep Club exhibits enthusiasm for our ' Yellowjackcts. . '--I L CENTER OF ENTHUSIASM 1? W-,,,,,,, vw nm ff 4 'I KC 1 . mint I Q C X 111 5,4 1 Enthusiasts root at Basketball games. Enthusiasts are active in all kinds of weather. fi mmf! I -ii xi . ef , . 'r ' lfi., -1-91'-Q-P . W 78 Ag l W ,Nj ,, I F J L? ' sffrfsiff Q' ' If ngq: -f.-5 Y fin ' C, ..k..fA af -,,' f 1, , 1- . ,s'! f .Ir l -- 4-:df -Ev - 'r' w L19 4 .Xt-M r 4 +L- .,.. H. , . . '- ' W-I:-.. msg!! - ' .gf , ff , . iii! , . , , ljrgf., -g s-L .-gag - . fi K - ,sf 3' - 'f9g2 :bf- T was the night before Christmas 1 ' V ' 4 I- I -- ' J: ,'-2.,:zlt'f1'-, ' 2 .LaefZkfT I Q , . ' in NME-f,'Ff-it when Rudolph Came- zrnztt .5 1 . N agy -' . , .. A hi .' . - ' -if-1.--,gf-f . .r -, T rw, -tw A rf, ' 4 To help give Chuck PEP CLUB OFFICERS I-hs candy cane . Enthusiasts promote pep at assembhes. hand Ciuis Cdr tics W MICH sity first 1 chec three throu They great VAR ITY CHEERLEADER Our varsity cheerleaders Liz Crouch, htad cheerleaderg Judy Miller, Vickie Christensen, Angie Ellis, Tonya Gehrs, and Carol Remington were elected in the spring of l9Gl. To improve their cheerleading abili- ties and acquire new cheers, all six girls attended cheerleading camp at the Univer- sity of Oklahoma July 16-21. They won hrst place awards in participation in new cheers, competing with approximately three hundred cheerleaders from schools throughout the Midwest. The main goal of the varsity cheerleaders has been to promote school spirit arid support the home team at all athletic events They have led the student body in cheers at pep assemblies, football games, and basketball games throughout the year adding greatly to enthusiasm and school spirit. Liz Crouch Angie Ellis Judy M111-'if ,gn ir' 'EJ 3 ,tgps f fs - Vickie ,ldlSIk,IlSCll rt ,ri ,Ib f 1.1. 'rv Carol Remington Tonya Gehrs B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Kay Patti Diane Pollock M' M ,J Sandi Shapiro Sherri Clark Marilyn Stevens Kathy Remy .Ji Our six B Team Cheerleaders began practicing early this summel to revise the old cheers and learn new ones. They led the student body in cheers at the basketball games and assemblies to help add school pep and spirit. 1 s 3 IJ fi 'Q 1 readers his summcf and learn - student sketball o help add -,-nl P CLD L 1. .XJ L, ro UI W kay W? . vf' vi'-5 'milf' dv 'O f n --... ,M an ' 4 af f .hh rj'i'-321 If 1 v, .X thaw? 'E' -i . -W 1 ..'fZ- 6 Marilyn Adkins lim Agnew gg, ,h Betty Allen Q Floyd Anderson gr' Bobbie Baellow A Vernon Bailey Robert Barry Bill Baskin Leavern Bean ,,,. Ross Beavin Judy Bell Gary Berbiglia Kathy Berkey George Bingham Margaret Birge Demaris Blose William Blose Leona Boeger lohn Boles Iohnny Bondon 1. Don Boswell - . . Barbara Boyd Larry Bredehoeft Linda Bremer 3 l, I . S, 5 4 Nrv Linda Brening Britton Brown Carolyn Brownlee 'V y Phyllis Burkholder V Clarice Butcher ' - Joyce Burgen 9' Pat Campbell Linda Cannon 4 Deirdre Carmody Q Duane Carpenter 'C Steve Casterline ,IC Y ff Debbie Clark . 'J k . rl, 1 ,I Cathie Clayton , Tom Collins an 4 J, Sharon Conrad . 1' ' F 7 - 'T' lollyann Cook ' V ,ff ' Linda Corben V 1 . . ,th A A, Shirley cox A - B I t l ' ' ,L J if is fgi gif? HIE' llfgj . 4 X J 3 fr -a .4 . f uw JI. 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Beverly Lingenfelter Ed MacGil1 Jack Mankin ax ,Q Jeff Marks Darlyne Marta sin Tanya Martin John Masterson Toby Mathews Maynard Melching Carol Miller Dean Miller LeRoy Mendenhall Pat Merritt Candy Miles Donna Miller Donna Mitts Linda Molby Gordon Miller Suzanne Miller Bud Mitchell Shirley Mooneyham Kay Morrow Ken Murray Mary Myers Melvin Myers Pat McCarthy Richard McCollester Jim McCraw Bill McElhiney Linda McGhee Mary McG1othlin ' r Tom McMurray , 1- ,-t A Susan McMurtry ' 1 .5 vi Jim Nap 7 , Y A Sharon Nash P , I x Q 5 A - Sandra Nylund Harvey Oxman Barbara Pasnick 1 . ' v John Payne ' 0 Z. , H ' . 1 i 4 ,- Nancy Pendleton .g'a1x'.1','fr-3, f 1 'lr Y LeRoy Perkins ' jgifg ' Kathy Peters 86 tr ' J r .-a'.i1' - -Jig, X9 ak rf f 1 so Irv I1 J 'g b 'A ' , A ,-x ni an ',, Q' -V 4 f 'X I 1 ea r 'V , -. 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T 'T' fn, ' Late Prctures Lrnda Ambrose Art Attebury I5 Betty Barrack !'X lgu-., 3 Not Prctured Larry Ebner Wrllram Jasper Charles Merrrtt Danny Bowers Sherla Bradford Bob Brown Mrke Bumgarner Beverly Calahan Lrnda Carter Tom Conklrn Steve Cooper Dave Cowden Torn Frnucan Ian Golub L I Hughes Peter Cartwrrght John Clark Greg Compton Robert Darley Carolyn Denny Sharon Dugan Mrke Layne Steve Levttch Woodson Mathrs Jeff McCorm1ck Davtd McM1ll1a11 by Rosalyn Mrller Kathy Moreland ,,, , .hm Morrrson Ralph Oxley Dennrs Pangboru Ken Rescoe Cheryl Rrng Kent Schobe Sandra Talbot Paul Talbott Gary Young Vrckr Lumwalt 4lL H B- -fi: L.. W ku iv 'EJ' ' Uh, U V all In . . K' 5 V . . 4 ,,- N X , A fi A J L. W ,,,.: 4 G B 'ff ' I ' X' A ! ' f X ., F if R ,C 'J ' ' A kj, li , Susan Markowitz VL A r 1. R .QL J ' V ., Q. V f ,wtza M - 2 f fr- t ' ' ' at ig! ' 'fy ' ' lr B to Q 'P N2 ' b L---1 ' LV J X . , aifgjtzu :F f x 'ff 3. ':'ptx ' XY ,- V ' . . ' ,5 I affffaffe 1 W i . N 4 - .-,zu-. A , . Q , -ml fe' A ,lf , ,,,, Ji' 1 , f,,' V , K' , 'K I 4. ,- Nu tLX'f1?5P Larry Druen President Rusty Howell Vice President Harriet Youle Secretary l Fred Phares, Treasurer Angie Ellis, Member at Large 1, s Gary Ernest, Member at Large -.., , Sue Thompson, Member at Large 4'f22'f M 'W 4 l JN . R14 Zsuzsi Adler Barr Albright Sandy Allen Hoyal Amos Wanda Anders Jane Anderson Mary Arrebury Kathy Axon Doug Baker Fran Baker Sharon Baker George Ballew David Barber Leslie Barnes Bernie Barsky Terry Beach Terry Berlekamp Iohn Biggs Jr. Tom Birdwell Mike Blackmon 41x15-s rr -.. 1: Q T 1' ge is r , - F52 - r JA -F T. W ATM Sr xv Leslie Blair 4 1 xv 1 , Nata Blum ' P ' Joyce Brening 19 J l -r ' Dan Brown ,Q my wg :V 1' K d B wning '- en ra ro In f A H Q 4 .. A B' vw Tom Burke Rachel Butler Griffin Caldwell N W Q Charles Callis J' fr A Diana Campbell ' ' fax ' ., f ' Terry Carroll k b , , B , Viclcio Christensen ,Q if' f L A ir ' 1 1 er- Duvid Clark -'L A i ' 'J 4 Sherrie ulurla T' 1 'E' A A K T7 4- Sid f,la1'l-L 'S jim? Q A4 -' 1 'al A Q mr. 25:1 ' 1 H ,. ff . J 1. 'L V-sw, ' reps' 'olf . 5, 4 . ii J ' Xa . ,br v if . J Q' FE? G 1 n li a 3 ..a 4 T 4 xi X' i ,iq ff W 4 v ' ' gi - Y A 'N , 7-n Y iv -r 'W' x Q . 325 x f C Nj, E.. C..,: f ?'.?, V34 .- if X, x 2 .fi 3213? -22' 1 ? :KN - Z K md ,ff I , J '35 -f ,gettm Q :- 'Rx L- Tr 4 1 4 f 4 f 4 s r 4? .Yr v 'I ' I 7 ! P 4.3. 'X 'nf ,J ve . fi 'S 5, Y .-XA ,fi fi Q 1 . , , S 1-.af O ' 'AJS , I NJ, ' r f .AD vu A Q .vm H f Q 4 ' Q SEXY Q, 1- f 3 A Vt Mu 5 ,A 4 if 9? t , . A . 'ii' 9... . 'V r ' 4' 1 e asia. V if-,321--, Dave Coleman Don Coleman Terry Collins Dana Cooper Jim Craig Carol Crail Berry Criscuolo William Crowley Viki Cummings Linda Davin Gordon Dawson Edna Delaney Renate Doerwaid Ursula Doerwald Diana Doolan Carol Dudley Kenneth Dunlop Melissa Edgerton Lois Emerson Vicki Engberg Lynn Fergason Muriel Frank Sandra Frazier Conley Funk Mike Funk Tonya Gehrs Janice Geiger Jean Ghean Jean Gibbs Billie Gilmore Kerry Goldberg Val Golden Michael Goldwasser Jerry Greenstein Shari Gregg Vic Grego Susan Gunderson Nancy Haclcluman Dick Hall Jerry Hamloy LeRoy Hendurson Gary Henry Ida Sue Hill Gloria Hirnelsruin Dean Holcom Bob Holder George Hook Linda Houlc Gene l-loutz Richard Hovorsrock Wayne Huber Bob Hunspergcr Jack Isley John Jones Mary Jo Jones Sharon Kaufman Sandie Koilhack Anna Kemp Kathy Kienberger Darlene King Dianna Kinniard Kim Kirkpatrick Bob Krogsdale Claude Laflcr Kathy Lano John Latra Jacqui: Lohnur Leonard Lowis Iancl l,il1Lll:llluLl1 Runco lnrlior v. 7' 1 Q N K 1 1 ir , W 1 l ' A-1 x .23 . ,gy I v E ua -if .9 A ', K? - -9 Q5 -M QQ 1 NU , f H f 'R' ' vang? 4 l ,R ,Q h , jf' KA A lc. l. 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Debate 103 Y-Teens 10,115 Latin Club 10,11, Officer 115 Spanish Club 125 French Club 10,11,12, Officer 125 F.T.A. 1O,11,125 100 Girls Club 11,125 National Honor Society l 1,1 2. gilgfl 3'f'I4ll,lL0fL 4 Choir 125 Small Ensemble 125 Stage Crew 12. 641101010 5-1lo ,-fl UU Choir 11,125 Small Ensemble 11,125 klamboree 11,125 Pep Club 11,125 F.T.A. 10,11,1Z, Officer 115 Latin Club 105 Fall Play 11, Debate Club 105 Class Officer 10,115 French Club 10,11,12, Officer 125 Yearbook Queen Candidate 12. 1 54. mm, 0111111111 Football 11g Football Manager 11g Basketball Manager 11' C Club 123 Spanish Club 11. 511?,..1.11 3.11111 Pep Club 10,11,12, Officer 12gF.T,A,1O.11gF.B.L-Aqomfef 11. 6. Sue czmelfggaflg Girls' Glec 10g Jamboree 1O,11,l2g Choir 11,125 Small Ensemble 11,123 Home Economics Club 125 Drnmatics Club l 2, Lqolln 11521 Band 1o,11,12g Dance Band 10.1 1,1 .ag Industrial AHS Club 10. fx' Q. gnc-zxlefml rl wif Y-Teens 10.11,12g Pep Club 105 Arr Club 113 G.A.A.11. 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Y, , 'V - , J ,f-1----M, Most Studious - Susan Taylor, Doug Northcutt 1 Jody Swartz, Richard Schindler 4-, Jolly Good I' f Betsy Weeks, Gary Staley 1 'Alai ' v X , Good Sports :Q ' Q Most Athletic Linda Vedder, Richard Zeldin Marcia Worrell Jerri' Parrott Most Musical Betty Hams, Terry Barger ,V Best Actor and Actress Jaylynn Blair, Dale Gadd 2- SJ L. Best Personality Jody Swartz Richard Houtz Flirt and Wolf Marilyn, Phil Patti lui' PETE Best Couple Judy Miller, Earl Denyer Done The Most For Center Jody Swartz, Doug Northcutt xr 1 y ry . - ln- . A gig: ' Hg' J I Q!!!-Iii rr 23.3-rr 1-1-14' Most Bashful 'jk' Wanda Westr-ing, John Andrade XE: . all li, 1133, tr 5 ity iuuin y lu. llmuvgi Most Likely To Succccd Susan Taylor, Doug Nortllcuff Y., Y , Typical Centerites Judy Miller, Frank A Best Liz Crouch, L ooking Roy Farchrnin Q ,f Q T1-4' . , , Y. YELLOWJACKET STAFF 4-1 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Wanda Westring, Pat Blanton, Richard Zeldin, Judy Foraker, Carol Wimp Judy Keith, Pat Strelluf, Carol Woodrull. ROW TWO: Diane Kittell, Gary Fanning, Mr. TomJ Stow, Dale Gadd, Karen Olsen, Paula Shaffer. ROW THREE: Randy Jacob, Walter Burks, Bill Eaton Richard Schindler, Bob Bruno, Marsha Hollo. EditorinChief . . Associate Editors . . Art Editor . Business Managers . . Classes. . . . . Activities. . Organizations. . Sports . . . Photographers. . Sponsor. . . .... Mr. Tom J Stow . . . Paula Shaffer , . ,Wanda Westring Carol Wimp Marsha Hollo . . Richard Schindler Richard Zeldin Bill Eaton . .Pat Blanton Judy Keith Pat Strelluf . Gary Fanning Diane Kittell Carol Woodruff Karen Olsen . . Bob Bruno Judy Foraker . Randy Jacob Walter Burks Dale Gadd 4 QQ f P,75 wk GEQFH Sf H 1jYo1rg1fI1S. on-Q zgf06QTfYfh5 It AUTUGRAPH HUYMVW 'I27 ,4,,wfa 1 J r u S ! I i f D I P l N 5 i N ,kf APM i s 7 N , S 2 W INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Publishers - Manufacturers Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA as-xy? d x as D E f ' Q 5 09 5 ,K 9 1 ll ' FZ 8 i ,, ,,, 2 There's lust no privacy porfylin 3 4. In 'ft 'U J I -fm :Wy 0 V . X 'I' Pe ce 5 , T 1 A' W Steve, look Where! .,, PM 1 5 . 1 H E! 1 E . F... Th re are p pl I 1 , 'hm L Afqig HL 1 kle 'he suit boys of? I l Q ff' 5 N 1.2 , i x Q .Sf Center Scaence Club members porfncnpated an the Center Scnence Farr The Greater Kansas Cny Science Falr and the Kansas Junior Academy of Science Those members receiving puns are Rnchard Drewry 2 yr pun BnlIBask1n I Jerolyn Onsfad 2 yr pun Don Drover YY Nancy Pendleton 2 yr pun Dennis Tull r IGYIEPAUHII STUUIE IHHYLUEULFUJ ncy Pendleton recenvmg Bausch 8- Lomb Award M1155 Mi' YE PFOCEDURE: wa 'f'?nv9f.,, u -,-'M V , A v ' I I nam: -.1 f Ei Jane! West Dennis Tull 5 1 HY? 1. 53? THE Gree Wear Hoff Yi' .fi 5- lil l Q. ni? 1 B Z fs X nh In s' Q , Bill Low is presented with the first place award won on a test given by the Mathematics Association and Society of Actuaries. '-sf ir . Alan Buford and Jim Gaosetree receive perfect attendance awards. Certificates ot Merit were given to Becky Good and Nancy Mr, Fowler honors John Bondon Weaver. . much a part of Center activities. lil E, 2 Mr. Overbey presents awards to Q, N1 'at , tr, 5 Sxxj 1 .' ,rx - 75-f ly- E, X is ,gilt bl. 4-3 . ' -! iff , 1 1 k s fy 'D ff: I I., Fl r , . sz 4 J ' We i -Q 'pl - H ,gg , I3 1 fr 1 'ff KL ',' . f.' .. L,- 1 - 1: eg! 54 'ff4Ac.'J,'i L ilk 1... 1 , - Laurie Dicus receives business awards for spelling and short- hand. A .1 4 A for his help in making Ricardo so AL 6 j Nanc e .. byM i i i outstanding students in vocal music. X ,f l Ricardo Vaco makes his farewell speech to the student body after receiving the Foreign Exchange Student Award. ceives a first place Missouri rating for Sports' Hastings receives honorable mention for I Nancy Pendleton is presented Rick Goodman re the Hundred Girls Club award writing and Tom by Mrs. Rayburn, sponsor. feature writing. The degree of Summa Cum Laude Latin Examination is awarded to Kath i 4 ' i i l ii' 3- , , on the National Russell Usmck and Ron Hyatt receive a Degree ot Distinction and lean Smgyh. Benny Harding and Larry Searcy receive a Degree of Excellence in Debate. .4 . NL MALL 'V A A 'il . ' 'Qf iw , N. .jx L Vv ,,,,,1 I, '.,2'f,-'- ,. 'ff J X , 'gy kg fl I :D I L is M L Q 5' ' L if' X 5.51 Vx l .Y A A 'Yr 5 I 1964 K g d Queen - Johnny Bondon ond Susan MCM ALL ll 9' XJ i Dcm 5.4.0, 1, , 1 yuj i 4-fifxL:.nLh:'?NL up I 1 -. K My by 52' ,.-my A Ut ull 1 y 3 4 'Q 'L Y ,an A gf , f -A' ' ' , 1 ff s, .', ,jk alvlxqff -' QV 1 '.i y 'l :S -' - X ' . . V. .. . 4., wx llll 14 , 1 ' ll W f?9EI.!!!!!.... Q W93? ,JH MH .,,A, 1 .y'i-1 -. Golf Team li' luv ,V uf -fJl:,.:1 f-X' f Hg ' 11' 'gif' ,. ,,,f,fyy. za 0.1-7' I, -, ...-...--,,, 'vm ,-me The golf team was composed of Dennis Tull, Brian Greenstreet, Bill Lowe, Gene Fox, George Lacy, and Jim McMurtry. Mr. Carl G. Fowler, school principal, coached the team. Dennis Tull, golf captain, received a golf scholarship to Oklahoma State University and another to Baker. Sports Banquet ,f ,..,, , M, .A ,, ,gg- .,U '3g4'. - 5 w rv vs. On May 8, members, coaches, and spectators ofthe athletic teams at Center gathered in the school cafeteria for dinner, The speaker of the evening was Dr. James Jeffries, whose talk on the benefits ot athletics made it an enioyable evening for all who attended. '4Q'?v,y,' 1 3 1 QFD: far 1 'f X K1 in ,ge .I Xu l L J bl' X L Bruce SIoan,high iump, 220 yd. dash. CO ULHIIZV-'2'!V , X - m L 3, ef H We uf Sf. pf -- Lee, -Q 1 --W L f . +fwui:,.- . L -:J 31.3 :Ab t ignqg . f' ,' 4 ,Lgy .v,. . 4 V ' I y -L- Hwivfzref. ':1f. f-www? nl. zf-'f ir., , ' icffkli-1 l' Rick Abernathy, mile relay, Bruce Helmich, mile run. Scon Trumbull, pulg yqulg, 440 yd. dash, Co-caphzin. lyfz V w yxtyg, K ' V ' l- ' , ' .,ssv3 ,,bbl 'Hi 2 zen' -ian 'L 13- f f--- 7' X . sl I 49' 'S S 0.4! ,, , x r. 1 , X sm Q' Z.. rn, lfztr, lf Q! Jl L Y -- L , tr, L ,, on. 19 Row One: Ron Huber, Scofv Trumbull, Bruce Sloan, Mike O'Shea, Dennis Baker, Bruce Helmich, Alan Buford, Rick Williams, Ken Smiqh, M Gene Banahan, Garret! Hunsperger, Rick Abernevhy, Leroy Lufgen, Deon Miller. Row Two: Tim Ely, Wayne Schindler, Dean Morris, A Mendenhall, Paul Smith, Steve Bates, Wayne Hines, Jim King, Minshall, Marc Swartz, Mike Rimel, Bill Lyman, Bill Handy, Steve Assigqqm WM, N I K . w ,,,yJ,.'r.Lnl.L'1 - A- y ,,-tf3jf:jf,,f..,V K .- ' My . 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